The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-13

OOuUlIC.
Mrs. Spray Malone was calling on
friends in Kenwood Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Ahart came up from
: Dunlap and spent Sunday at the pa.
rental, Thos. Ahart, home.
Mrs. Linn Rood came from Arion
!. Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
the little son of Eras Malone and also
visited at the Spray Malone home.
Miss Josephine Stepanek spent the
week end in the country at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Albert Miller.
Mrs. Earl Chase was over from
u Buck Grove couple of days last week
1 visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
L. Thomas.
4 Miss Ruth cSwasey left Monday for
Ames, where she will attend college
the coming year. ":4 yh -
/ Leo LAhart was a business visitor in
Denison Monday. ,s 80 ss-'.2 .l
Ivan Dyer, of Omaha, was calling on
friends in town Sunday. ~!
y l.. Z. Poitevin went to Omaha Thurs.
day and purchased silage cutter ana
corn harvester with an elevator at
Itached. -
Asa Ettleman and family spent Sun.
day at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Thompson. ,H
i Horace Thomas went to Anes Mon.
day, where he will attend college.
Morris McHenry was a Manila Wis
itor Friday
Mrs. George Brake is carrying the
mail on route three while Mr.. Brake
is having his annual fifteen days va
cation.
i N. R. Wilder was business visitor
in Dunlap one day last week.
] w. A. Seemann left Sunday evening
after spending a week at home. "
J. B. Glassburner and family were
up from WOOdbine last week visiting
RELATIVES and also attending the Arion
fair. ~" "a
Wilbur Thoma went to Grinnell on
Monday to resume his work at college.
e. H. Baber and wife entertained
Iher brother-in-law, Austin Saunders,
of Cedar Falls, Sunday.
i Mr.. and Mrs Art Wilson visited rel
atives in DenisOn Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Denton, OF Clay
ton, Neb were visiting at the home
|of her sister, Mrs. Tim Coleman, sew
eral days last week.
N. r. Wilder was transacting bust
ness in Denison Saturday
Rolly, the little three year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Eras Malone. passed
laway Tuesday, September 9Th, after
Ia weeks illness. The funeral was
lheld at the home Wednesday, after
which the remains were taken to Den
lison for burial. He leaves father,
mother and three brothers to mourn
Ibis early departure. The bereaved
ones have the sympathy OF all In this,
their time of sorrow ~
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wiley entertain.
ed their niece and nephew, Helen and
Willie Hocket. of Corning, few days
the latter part of the week.
| Scott Sterret, of washington Springs
Is. d., was visiting friends and rela-
tives few days last week. -
Miss Rosalia Scott left Tuesday for
i Cedar Falls, where she will attend
college the coming year.
/ We are informed that Chris Voller-
sen has sold his 240 acre farm to John
IThompson for $155 per! acre. taking 5Q
acres of the old Mrs, Maurer land up
on the Paradise in on the deal.
l Glen Deitz left Tuesday for Illinois
for a several weeks visit with his par
ents. "~
Leo Ahart went to Ames Tuesday to
resume his work at the college.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Hugh
Butterworth entertained at an eight
lo'clock dinner complimentary to Miss
Trenna Chamberlin, whose wedding to
Mr.. Carol Denis takes place Tuesday
at high noon The table was beaut1-
l fully decorated with ferns and gladi.
4 olas. Covers were laid for twelve OF
| Trenna's oldest friends, the guests
Finding their places by clever place
cards in the shape Of hearts and we'd
ding ring with hand painted cupids.
An elegant four course dinner was
served. Mrs Butterworth was assist
ed in serving by Mesdames Clair But.
|terworth and E. N. Chamberlain. The
girls said their adieuX at late hour.
each declaring Mrs Butterworth a
Igrand entertainer. The out of town
|guests were Misses Gladys McCord,
LOT Denison, and Pauline Fischer, of
Virginia, ILL.,
| Marcus Christensen and family
were called to Denison Sunday on ac-
count Of the death of his father, the
funeral taking place Tuesday.
Il Lee and Wesley Cramer were Dun
i Hap visitors Sunday.
! Ruby, youngest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Will Morrison, has been
quite sick the past week, but is better
now. No&
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Talcott and Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Hallowell motored to
Dunlap Saturday. t....... --.-L.'
Rev. H. A. Essex went to Glidden
one day last week, bringing his car,
which had been left there week ago,
home with him. -.
Mrs. w. w. Galland and daughter,
Mrs. Sam Trip, were Dunlap visitors
: Monday.
Uncle Edmund Howorth has been
slightly under the weather for the past
week. .. .. a -.- -.
Mrs. Frank Field has returned from
a two weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Nora Burke, in Council Bluffs.
j Mrs. Frank Howorth was hostess at
a four o'clock luncheon Monday in
7 Honor of Miss Trenna Chamberlain.
, The color scheme of yellow and white
was used in the decorations and
| throughout the menu. After the last
|course Miss Chamberlain was re-
lquested to pull the yellow ribbons
which reached from the chandelier to
lher plate and as she did SO a shower
|of dainty handkerchiefs fell upon the
table. baAll report having had one OF
the best of times and also pronounc-
ling Mrs. Howorth most delightful en-