The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

FOStCr BAKER arrived from LES NONE
: Saturday for a short visit with rela
tives here. They weer on their wa
: to Omaha where they will take "
: their residence They went to LIZ
gan Monday to visit at the Clarence
Wilder home a day before cOmplet
ing their journey.
>. Miss Nora Finnegan of Buck Grove
was Sunday guest of her friend
Mrs. Fred Colby
/ Leslie LOgSdOn arrived the first o
the week from Ames and will worl
during the summer for Fred Glass
burner. J.
! Rev. and, Mrs. Daniel Reagon wen
to Denison Sunday to visit day ol
two at the Isaac Howorth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie HOlcomb au
tuoed to Logan Sunday to spend tie
day with relatives e-''" . '.-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viigil Butterwortl
were over from Charter Oak to Wis
it relatives the first of the week.
1 DR.. and Mrs. Cobb were up from
Dunlap Tuesday to take dinner al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Swasey
Mrs. Rachel Goodrich and daughter
Miss Jessie were down from DenisOn
Saturday and were dinner guests OF
Mrs. LESSEE HOWarth. Several mem
bers of the Howarth family were al
so dinner guests.
| Miss Bernice Alexander came nI
from Omaha Sunday for an over Sun
day visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Alexander.
Miss Coda Dow and Mrs. Art Viii
son were shopping in Denison Fri
day.
Mrs. w. E. Fishel, Mrs, Frank O.
dell and Mrs. Charley Smith were O
Omaha shoppers last Wednesday. ayn
Last Thursday was the eighteenth
birthday Of Miss Annie Brink and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brink
gave a dance in honor of the occa.
sion: A. large bowery was construct
"a, and the young people who asem,
bIed, tripped the light fantastic TO
their satisfaction. A very nice time
is reported. .,E
Mrs. John Datterl and Mrs. Ellet
Gordon who moved this spring to the
Del Durham farm in Boyer township,
were in town Saturday afternoon
greeting old friends.
J. T. Goldsworthy and daughter
Lisle went Sunday to Des Moines.
where the latter underwent an oper-
alton Monday for relief from throat
trouble. We sincerely trust she may
secure the desired benefits.
Joe Hallowell and daughters were
in Woodbiner Tuesday. the latter com.
ing back with Grandpa and Grandma
Glassburner Wednesday.
The many friends of Elder James
Baker were delighted Sunday evening
by his preaching at the L. D. S. church
Elder Baker is prime favorite here
among the members of this religious
denomination.
Miss Bertha Tatroe arrived recent
ly from Cherokee and expects to re.
main during the summer with her
brother Carl who lives in one of the
Howarth houses Miss Tatroe has
just completed a term of school and
looks forward to splendid vacation
here with her brother.
Miss Helen Swasey. of Fort Worth
Texas, arrived Saturday for a brief
visit with friends and relatives. Miss
Swasey is on her return trip from
Battle Creek, Mich..I where she has
just completed ten weeks special
course in cooking.
Mrs John Furne, Of Arion, was here
Thursday shopping and visiting her
sister. Mrs. Mel Breen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howarth were
in Dunlap Sunday visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Burwell were
ruor frn,,, nof3onco M1r1ou IN cnopI
the day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Reeser.
Mrs. Henry Roy visited relatives in
Denison Saturday and Sunday.
John Walters arrived home Monday
from a trip to Minnesota.
A concert is being planned for the
evening of June 18th, that promises
to be quite a treat. The band. as.
sisted by trained choir. of fifty voic.
es will furnish the music under the
direction of Signor Tolomeo, the band
instructor. The affair is for the bene-
fit Of the band, and is such worthy
one that it should be literally patron.
lied. ~
There was, big barn dance last
Saturday evening when those partlc.
ipating had dandy time.
Fred Thompson purchased an All,
to last week and the family is enjoy:
ing itself immensely. 1''.
Mrs. Lee VIM and Mrs. Fred Bean
entertained the X. x. KS at the home
of the latter last Wednesday after
noon, Fancy work was the order oil
the day. A delicious lunch was serv.
ed at five o'clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara re-
turned last Tuesday from weeks
visit with friends and relatives inl
Nebraska City, Neb.
We are informed that j. l.. Butter.
worth, of this place. was honored at
the district conference held Friday
Saturday. and Sunday at Denison 6y]
being elected president of the district.
which comprises about thirty coun-l
ties. Also that J. l.. Field. one Of
our young men, was ordained as teach.
er., :. ~ E#E
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Smith lnotoredI
up from Woodbine Wednesday to at,
tend the foreign missionary. meeting
at Joe HallOwell's. F., T,&l
Levi 1gou returned Friday evening
from visit with his children at Lin
coin, Neb. 3' T,z'r. ,s"a1''r7 .
Miss Jennie Cramer went to Dun.
lap Saturday to visit relatives.
Friends of Mrs. y. J. Ballengee will
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