The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15

novelty store. Miss Buttcrworth ha
had several years experience in th
line of work and can be depended vi
on to give her employers A No ] ser
ice.
Mesdames Charley Smith and
Odell we're Dunlap visitors Friday.
William Divine shilped in a car {
r feeders from Sioux City last Thur
day.
Mrs. w. e. Fishel and Mrs. E. I
Swasey and daughter, Louise wcr
4 shopping in Denison Saturday
We are pleased to note. that Be
. Houston has recovered from his II
cent illness and is able to be OF
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rule cam
! up from Dunlap Saturday for. a day
D visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
/ Will Rule.
). Sears McHenry came down fror
$ Denison Saturday on business connect
V ed with the bank Of Dow City.
5 George Binnall was in Dunlap Sal
urday.
d Albert Harvey, of TT. Dodge, wa
:. renewing former acquaintance her
t Sunday. Mr.. Harvey was drugSis
!. here at one time and will be pleasant
t ly remembered by a number OF gu
+ people.
+ Mrs John Mathys was hostess tt
r the Sunshine club last Friday after
}, noon, a number of others being pres
!, ent. which added to the days pleas
F, ures. After session OF fancy WORT
, land social chat. a splendid two course
;, lunch was served.
Sam Trip moved last week from
Arion to the N. r. Wilder farm i'll
{ North Grove. Mr.. Tripp expects tC
move into town about May 1st and
occupy the residence property he re-
Gently purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Butler came
in from Pierson Saturday. They have
broken up housekeeping for the pres
ent and are anticipating trip to the
coast and if suited with the country
and outlook for work may conclude to
locate there.
Harry and Jim Turnlund, accom-
ipanied by their brother. John of Ari.
on, went to Council Bluffs Sunday to
spend the day with their brother, E!-
mer.
Mrs. l.. e. Mcbride was up from
Logan Sunday spending the day with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brake When she returned home she
took her daughter, Virgine, who had
been staying here, home with her.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Brown, of Denison, Sun.
day, but God dccreed that the little
soul should return to Him. Mr.. Brown
brought the remains here Monday and
buried them in the local cemetery. We
tender our sympathy to the parents in
the loss of their first born. Mrs.
Brown will be remembered as Miss
Bertha Munsey.
MIR. and Mrs H. G. Schaeffer of
Wyoming, spent Sunday here with
their sister, Mrs. Frank Howorth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wells and
daughter, Cleo, OF Denison, spent Sun
day at the parental, J. w. Cramer
home.
Word reaches us of the marriage at
Omaha recently of Miss Beatrice Lee
to Leon Weckman, of that, place. Miss
Lee was born and grew up here and
has many friends who will rejoice with
her in her happiness.
Mrs. 7. e. Baber and Mrs. Charley
Bell were Dunlap visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Smith enjoy
ed visit Saturday and Sunday from
their cousin, Theron Beers, who isl
here from Oregon on business trip.
Ira Gillmor. of Denison, was in town
Saturday.
E. H. Swasey is at Des Moines this
week on business trip.
Mrs. John Stephenson and son, Fred
were down from Arion few hours on
afternoon.
Earl Jones departed last week for
Denver, where he has position.
Mrs. Clarence O'Mcara spent Sat.
urday and Sunday in Denison with
relatives.
Asa Dow made a business call inl
Council Bluffs Monday.
We are glad to note that Aunt Mary
McHenry. who has been quite i'll for
a week or ten days, is improving.
Ed and Frank Igou came in from
Lincoln, Neb.. last week to see their
who is i'll. 1t is reported that
she is improving. a fact many friends
of the family will be pleased to learn.
Pat Straight and wife, of Dunlap,
visited Friday and Saturday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Keehner.
T.. W. Pierce and Sears McHenry, eli
Denison, we're seen on our streets on
Monday
Yorke Broadwell arrived Monday
from Alpharetta, Ga. and will prob
ably remain here during the summer.
Mr.. Broadwell spent last summer here
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Holcomb spent
Sunday in Charter Oak, guests at the
Virgil Butterwbrth home, X
r. B. Smith was up from WOodbine
Saturday renewing old acquaintances
Mrs. Glen Deitz was up from Wood
bine Thursday spending the day with
her husband. who works in the Ste
panek harness shop.
About twenty-five standard bearers
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Glassburner last Wednesday
evening for their monthly meeting
The lesson was studied under the
leadership OF Horace Thomas. the top
ic being. "A Nation at School Under
Mr.. Thomas direction a very profit
able lesson was had. A social hour