The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-28

here for several weeks, visiting at thu
home of her mother, Mrs. S. Gibson
and will also be out on the Gibson
farm west of town for several days.
[ Mrs. Fred Buss gave a big famil,
dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. Chas
, Buss' birthday. All enjoy these an
nual birthday dinners very much. Mr.
. John Reed and Mrs. Gertie McCOid, O.
. Ute were guests from a distance.
Jim O'Meara and family were call
, ing on relatives here Sunday.
!. The fourth ofFJuly boosters made {
big tour of the different towns of the
county Tuesday boosting our celebra
ton. They made the trip in autos
leaving here at O'Clock in the morn
ing, accompanied by the band. They
j went to Charter Oak, Ricketts,, Schles
wig, Deloit, Vail, Denison, Buck Grove
then over to Defiance and Earling ant
returned home in the evening.
Miss Ora Butterworth and gentleman
friend, of Logan, were here for few
hours Sunday evening. = II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Brasel were
over from Defiance Saturday evening
Mrs. Brasel and children left Sunday
for Malvern to visit her parents.
Fred Buss and wife motored to Ute
Sunday. John Reed and Mrs. Gertie
McCoid, who were visiting at the Buss
home, accompanied them HONE. g..
Mrs. F. c. Howorth was Calling in
Denison the first OF last week, t..
/ Mrs. A. l.. Jackson had the misfor
tune to lose her pocketbook with con
siderable money in it last Tuesday
while, in Dunlap ~ Sr'..A&
Art Wilson played ball at Harlan on
Sunday. 81
A. number OF baseball fans went to
Dunlap Sunday to witness the game.
The Woman's Home Missionary SO
ciety held its regular monthly meet
ling last Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs A. II. Cook. The lesson
was in charge Of Mrs. Geo. Talcott. The
lesson topic was Sources Of Power u
Text: mot by might, nor by power,
but by my spirit, saith the Lord OF
HOSTS" After the lesson short bust.
ness session was held. Following the
business the hostess served dainty
1.-TWO course luncheon, assisted by Mrs
Arthur Banyard.
Willard Laird has been quite sick
with tonsillitis, but is better at this
writing.
| Frank Deits, of near Charter Oak,
marketed hogs here Saturday.
Walter Cole and son, James, and
Barney Brinkman tried their luck at
fishing at Lake View part of last
week. -. =
Harold Rudd came home from Car.
roll Monday morning after spending a
| o. hot rn0afiVac
Mrs. Claus Hansen and daughter
Mrs. Charley Bell, were Denison call.
ers and visited the dentist Monday.
Glen Deits and family spent Sunday
at Woodbine visiting their relatives
and many friends.
Mrs. Torrey, OF Charter Oak, is en-
Toying q weeks visit with E. E. New.
kirk and wife. ''i @n''h " r."
| Ed Duncan and wife entertained at
dinner Sunday in honor OF Clarence
McCord and wife,, whose marriage &C.
Cured last week. The following were
present: Bert McCord and family, Mrs.
Bixler and daughter, Lottie, Henry
Duncan and family, Percy Duncan,
mother and sister, Jennie, Will SchOut
en- and family and B. Vollersen and
family of Battle Creek, also Will Hoff'
man and family.
J. w. Stepanek was caller at the
county capital Monday.
Frank Carl, OF Kenwood, was bus
mess caller in Dow City Monday.
Arthur Wilson and wife and baby
were shopping in Denison Monday.
l.. Hatch and Andrew Jackson autoed
to Denison Monday.
Leslie Logsdon left Saturday eve
ming for Ames and from there went to
Des Moines to join the national guards.
The members of the Epworth League
held a social Wednesday evening at
the Frank Glassburner home. After
a few hours spent in 3 social way, re
lfreshmepts were served.
| Miss Josephine Munsey entertained
Iher friend, Gunnard Youngsdahl, OF
Lake City, one day last week.
! The Rebekah lodge held their ,regu-
Elar meeting last Wednesday evening.
Two new candidates were taken in. AT,
terra social time elegant refreshments
were served.
Arthur Brown had fine new piano
lplaced in his home last Friday.
Dr. J.."F. Potter and daughter, Bal
bina, went to Atlantic Saturday, tho
doctor being called there on account
LOT the illness of his mother.
Jack Scott sold his garage to Pearle
Wore Saturday.
Harmon Ballengee and wife and chill.
ldren came Saturday from Crawford
Neb., to see his mother, who has been
SO very i'll. They will leave Tuesday.
Hugh Butterworth and family autoed
to Ida Grove Sunday to visit relatives.
Minnie Vollersen was absent from
Ithe telephone office several days last
week on account of sickness.
Several of our young people attend
ed dance at Dunlap Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Trenna Chamberlain, of iDeni.
son, was visiting Mrs. Hugh Butter.
worth Friday and Saturday. '"@l or
The library will be open each Wednes
day evening from to 8 and on Satur.
day afternoon from to s and Saturday
evening from7 to 3. Members are re.
quested not to leave books at the Ii
brary excepting when the library Is
iOpen.H Efs>'aLs rss' '@+3.~ <'1s p.
Jack Henderson, of Minnesota, is
greeting his old friends and relatives
He lived here several years ago.
Alfred Birkhofer shipped two cars
l., hit tnnn Tn q q