The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22

tnelr daughter, MIS-. LOTd DTOSuen, anu
husband week ago Monday.
Lawrence Nugent. of Omaha, a
friend of Guy Martin, returned home
with him Monday afternoon.
Fred Weber bought the building
formerly occupied blythe meat mar
ket of ]. Sachau. and moved his barber
fixtures in last week. J. Jones is as
sisting him. They opened up for bus.
mess Saturday. Thus Deloit supports
two barber shops, NJ Myers still be-
ing at the old stand.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Galland and
daughter lnez, were passengers to
Denison Saturday.
Mrs. r. H. HOulihan visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Esther Wilson, in Den
isOn Saturday and did some shopping
The two Misses Kropf spent Satur'
lday afternoon in Denison.
r. H. and J. M. Childress were at
the county capital Saturday.
Clifford Browne spent Saturday with
Leslie Childress. Clifford began teach.
ing last Monday about two miles north
east of Deloit./
Miss Ella Martin visited Sunday at.
ternoon with the McNeal girls.
Albert Steuck, brother Of w. A.
Steuck, has been visiting here sever
al days. He returned home Friday.
Mrs. Nancy Dunbar has been visit
ing at the home Of her son, Ulyssis,
and family few days, returning home
Friday.
Lloyd Winans, S. w. Streeter, F. H.
Brogden. A. j. Mason, Firman New
com, julius Christensen, HarlO Mason
and Maurice Spence were among those
In Denison Saturday. q
Pete Nashlund was down Sunday
and run his auto home. II had been
stored in the garage all winter.
Miss Iva Landon visited over Sun
day at the U. S. Dunbar home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Steuck were en-.
tertained Sunday at the pleasant
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. McNeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Myers came down
to Deloit Sunday in their auto.
George Methisen, of Chicago, came
the latter part of the week for visit
at the Jacob kropf home.
Several ladies gathered at the home
of Mrs. C. w. Robertson Thursday az
ternoon and helped her celebrate her
birthday. A nice lunch was served
and Mrs. Robertson was presented
with . nice table cloth by her Eteats.
IA =. II IN seesaa<.seps
shopping and visiting friends in Denf.
son Saturday afternoon.
Miss Helen Christensen, who has
been wdrking at the Gary Comstock
home all winter, came home Saturday
evening to visit over Sunday with her
parents.
Miss Orpha Campbell returned to
her boarding place Sunday to take up
her school work again.
The last of the serial "The Black
Box" was given at the hall Saturday
night. There was a large crowd pres.
ent.
Miss Iva Mason visited Friday with
her friend, Mrs. Horr.
J. L. Miller and Theo. Abbott were
on the sick list the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. S. w. Streeter is visiting her
sister and daughter in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Christensen were in
Denison shopping Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shives, of Lake
View. visited relatives and friends at
Deloit over Sunday.
Guy Martin is assisting his father
in the bank on account of the increas'
ing business. He~went to Avoca Sat
urday morning to remain over Sun
day and bring the car home.
The Ladies' Aid held social at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Weir Friday az
ternoon and p nice sum was realized.
Joyce Darling visited last week with
Mrs. Anna Schwartz and family
Mrs. A. Williams visited at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. T. M. Brogan
last week
Miss Birdie Robertson, of Denison
visited at the parental, r. Robertson
home Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Lilly Pepper, of Denison. came
Saturday and visited with her friend
Miss Lottie Williams, returning on
Sunday.
Margaret Anderson spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Peggy Robert
son.
Stanley Brownies school was closed
for a couple of weeks on account OF
some of the pupils having scarlet few
ef.
Mrs. S. Browne and daughter, Edna
were among the passengers to DEM
son Saturday afternoon.
On Friday evening some OF the
young people gathered at the A. )
Mason home to help Miss Iva cele
brate her birthday. A very pleasan.
time was spent. and nice lunch nae
been prepared by Mrs. Mason whlci
was enjoyed. Miss Iva was presented
with fountain pen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank True, OF Avoca
came Saturday in response to the news
of the critical illness OF his mother.
Mr.. Homuth and brother. of Illinois
arrived Saturday. These young mel
came in search of work, and attended
church services Sunday at the l.. u
s. church.
Don't forget the lecture course on
next Friday evening.
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to buy the poet Longfellow's birthplace
| dnoSp't nrOve that Won couldn't raise