The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-08

Knights, gathered at the home of L.
z. Baker, whence they went in q
body to the home of Mrs. +. A. Brown
to help her celebrate her leap year
birthday. Some forty-three were pres.
lent. Tie evening was spent in play.
ing somerset. Ice cream and cake re.
|freshments were served.
Mr.. G. r. Hinkins, father Of Mrs.
J. +. Carnahan, returned to his home
in Rivcrton. Neb., after several months
visit with Mr.. and Mrs, J. +. Carna.
han. .a
Sheriff Cummings of Denison trans.
acted business in Manila last Thurs.
day.
Hugo Wenzel and family are now
located on the A. A. Barber farm
three miles north of Manila.
Miss May Louise Ingcrsoll, music
teacher ut the high school, spent the
week end at her home in Boone, la.
Mr.. Carl A. Gilln of Sioux City,
transacted business in Manila last
Wednesday.
John Woods and family will soon
ICoNC III tAO1otSAh, Au'' "IiSlC 3hl
Woods has secured employment
Mr.. Z. Winters of Arion, visited
with his sister Mrs. Thomas Moore
last Monday.
The Misses Lena Alma and-Martha
accompanied by their brother, VIM
Mundt were visitors in Omaha last
Saturday.
Mrs. Clyde Haskins returned after
several days visit with relatives ut
Dow City.
Mr.. w. f.. Brockelsby, OF Atlantic,
Ia, is visiting at the w. II. Brockels.
by, ST.. home.
The Womens Foreign Missionary
Societysof the NJ. r. Church, met with
Mrs. W.. A. Theobald last Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Burlington acted as
leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope Foster and fam
lily have moved to farm near De-
lott. - e. 5s 4.
Lloyd Hemminger, OF Letcher.
Oak, visited several days at the Frank
Hemminger home. -
Jack Mcmahon and family are now
located in the residence formerly oc-
|cupie;l by the Henry Schraiter family.
F MIR. Z. A. Graham Of Huron, s. Oak,
has been employed by J. b. Schmidt
to look after the interest Of the Jew,
elry and repairing department OF
Schmidt's Drug Store.
j. Il. Thede was business visitor
at Omaha last week.
A. j. McMurtrey transacted bust,
ness in Dcnison last week.
Mrs. Geo. Hessling of Manning was
E Manila visitor last Monday.
Harry Fish and family moved to
Denison last week.
Geo. Ress transacted business in
Omaha last Saturday.
Miss Frances Hunkler of Temple.
ton visited with friends the PAST week.
G. w. Baker transacted business sew
eral days the past week at Ringgold
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elwell left We'd
'neshay for MARSHALL, AlnrG, where
they will make their home on a farm
owned by tho latter's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Presholdt, Mr..
and Mrs Claus Pepper, Marie and
Jennie Pepper and Pauline Thede at
tended the funeral of the late Jacob
Grcder at Buck Grove last. Tuesday
Mr.. Sievers OF West Side visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
White the latter part of last week.
Miss Tiliie Arndt Of Buck Grove
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hahn.
Hero sleister was Manning visi
tor last Thursday.
Mrs. Nat Webster has returned to]
Defiance after a short visit with rela.
tives.
The Board of Supervisors met with
the trustees of Washington. Nishna'
botny and Iowa townships last Fri.
day morning at the City Hall. ThcI
topic of discussion was the .construc-
ton OF permanent roads and bridges
in Crawford county A meeting has
been called to take place at Denlson
next Thursday. !
Miss Verna Emery visited the latter
part of the week with her sister, Mrs.
johnson in Audubon county.
Miss Jones of Ute was guest OF
Miss Norma Peter the latter part OF
last week.
J. X. Healcyls thoroughbred hog
sale, held last Friday afternoon. was
well attended. The sale price of hogs
averaged around $45.
While saving, wood on his farm Sat
urday, Alfred Umland. had the nlsfor'