The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-06

were in such a bad condition that not
many were able to attend, but those
present report having had a very en-
IjOyable time. The afternoon was spent
in the usual way, after which delicious
refreshments were esrved.
Rev. A. B. Adams, and wife left Tues.
day morning for Glenwood. where they
will attend conference; making the
trip by auto. fi.H' r>'"'t - =
! Albert Spence of Deloit, spent Sun.
day here with relatives ajah "''- :
Miss Emily Schnecloth, of Denison,
was week end visitor with Miss Agnes
Goddard. s,HA.* "."''. II .-,l'-
Mrs.sJ. H. Scott, and daughters Ma.
BILE and Ruth were Dunlap visitors
Saturday. q tpNii. va
Six freight cars were ditched on the
Milwaukee track. near kenwood one
night last week but working crew
came the next day and soon had the
track cleared again.
| Henry Gibson arrived Saturday from
Bloomfield, Nebr., for months visit
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Frank
McHenry.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Thompson were
visiting at the home of their daughter,
Mrs, Ward Mcdonald and family Sun.
day.
Mrs. Earl Trip of Arion was a Dow
City caller Monday.
Mrs. j. F. Branaka, and two children
have returned to their home in Aber.
deem. S. d. after an extended visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Will
Buss. st..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson went
over to Galland's Grove Sunday, hav.
ing received word that their grand
daughter, Miss Vida Jackson, was SUI.
fering from the results of a broken
leg. We are informed that while the
family was eating supper, she went
from the dining room into the kitchen
to get the coffee, and in coming back
with it, she, in some way, caught her
foot on rug, causing her to fall,
breaking her leg. She is the daughter
of Willard Jaskson and wife of Gal
lands Grove.
The twin babies of Frank Wiley
and wife are reported TO be very
sick.
Hugh Butterworth and family and
Clair Butterworth and daughter. Mil.
Idred. motored to Omaha Sunday and
spent the day there.
Rev. H. A. Essex, and three sons
have returned from several days visit
with friends in New Hartford. They
made the trip by auto and coming
back were compelled to leave their car
| in .Glidden, and come the rest OF the
way on the train, on account of hav-
II ing been so unfortunate as to have
wheel come off the car. .t~
The Royal Neighbors held special
meeting Tuesday afternoon for the In
fstallatiOn of members. Ice cream was
served at the close of the meeting.
The east rooms of the school house
have been wired for electris lights,
this being necessary as the new school
house is so close to the old one that
the light is shut out. -...a
Miss Agnes, Essex, daughter Of Rev
III. A. Essex and wife, has arrived
from New Hartford and will teach In
one of the rural schools here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hopkins and
her mother, Mrs. Mary Boham, OF
Shelby, la. came Wednesday for a Wis
| it with the Dan Wingrove and Orvie
Baham families. The former two re-
turned Monday and the latter will
stay until after the Arion fair.
Miss Hilda Turnlund very pleasantly
entertained the G. H. C's Thursday
A goodly number were present to en-
Joy the afternoons pleasures and also
to partake of the dainty luncheon ser
we'd at the close. ID.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson spent
Monday in Dunlap, visiting their son
frank Jackson and family. Il,
/ Bird Wood and wife and baby oi
Grand Junction. visited his mother
Mrs. Jane Wood, several days the pas1
week. ~
i Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Holcomb enter
ltained at dinner Sunday the following
people: Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Fields, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fields.
The services at the M. E. church
next Sunday will be in charge of Rev
10. w. Lipponcott, representative Of
the Iowa Welfare League, of Des
Moines. He will give sermon lecture
lin the morning and in the evening
his subject will be Social Purity. A
large attendance is requested at botf
lservices. .,... 3JtG ~ 80
i Mrs. Frank Shissler, and three
daughters from Jefferson, were visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Jane Wood, &
few days the first of the week.
i Miss Mable Smith arrived from La
moni Friday, and will teach the Nj
Henry school the coming year. She
is a niece of Fred Pearsall.
Thos.. Ahart and family, AND Mrs
Fred Colby, attended church in Dun
lap Sunday morning.
Dan Reeser and family. of Denison
spent Sunday at the parental, Jake
Reeser, home. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Roy, and chill
dren, accompanied by her father. JOE
Miller, all from Denison, spent Sunda!
/ at the home Of his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs, Henry Roy. .
Miss Dorothy Ahart went to DUNLAP
Monday, where she will attend schoo
the coming year. 49,. p
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Burwell, and Miss
Violet Brundige, motored over from
Defiance Sunday and spent the da.
at the home of Mrs. Burwell's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Reeser.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Kepford. of Bucl
Grove, and their daughter, Mrs. Mary
Gloe, of DELI Rapids, S. D., Mr.. ant
Mrs. Elmer Poizein of Buck Grove
and the latter's sister, Miss Lillian
Macumber. of Manila; were visiting
relatives there Sunday %, '}Hh'S"i
Plato 6Danham of Dunlap, was 6
pleasant caller In town Saturday.
Misses Ida and Lillian Sanders o.
Manila, and Will Hughs of Logan
were guests at the Mott McHenry home
i Sunday