The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-08

Ahart, accompanied her home for ar
over Sunday visit. '&G ~ &S',J
Leo Oster, Nelson Butterworth anC
Medford Rudd were in Denison Thurs
day, It'll 'lftt't3 N&st% ~
Mrs. Paul Ahrens and children came
Friday from Ames for a visit at the
parental George Fritz home.
! j. HI. Young and family were shop
pers in Denison Thursday.
Andrew Honz and sister, Miss Mary
from Dunlap, were visitors at the A
Honz home Friday.
Mrs. Carol DEMO, from Lake View
spent several days the past week al
the parental, E. NJ Chamberlain home
Attorney Bell and Sheriff Cummings
were down from Denison Friday.
Mrs. George Fritz was Denison Wis
itor one day last week.
Carl Tatroe has returned from Lin
coin, Neb., where he had been called
on ccount of the illness OF brother
n IS Minnie Bertram went to Buck
Grove Friday evening for an over Sun
day visit with her folks.
Miss Ruth Baughman, of Jefferson
was guest at the Frank Odell home
couple of days the past week.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Hugh
Butterworth entertained at 500, ten
couples being present. The evening
was very enjoyably spent. A guess
ing contest in which two prizes were
given furnished much merriment. Mrs,
L. C. Butler, OF Arion, won the ladies
prize, beautiful pair Of silver hat
pins. Frank Odell won the gentleman's
prize, a leather card holder with a
deck of cards. The hostess served a
dainty two course luncheon at the
close. The guests departed at a late
hour declaring themselves delightfully."-
entertained. .A
Prof. c. w. Manning attended a
teachers meeting in Des Moines last
week.
The Halloween basket social which
was held in the new basement of the
Methodist church last week proved a
great success. A large number were
present, all enjoying themselves i'm
mensely. A very interesting program
was carried out first then came the
selling of the baskets. after which all
sat down to sumptuous repast. The
amount of the sale of the baskets was
$40, which will go to the basement
fund.
Mrs. Mark Pearsall and Miss B.
Smith were shoppers in Denison Sat
urday. ...
Mrs. Nate Hahn was county seat
caller Saturday.
Miss Marie Rudd visited at the home
of her sister, Mrs. A. E. Callundan, in
Omaha one day last week.
A number of girls enjoyed a bunk
party at the home of Miss Isabel
Scott Halloween night.
Last Friday afternoon fire broke out
in the basement of the Methodist
church. The alarm was given and all
FASTENED to the scene ready to of1er
their assistance. 1t was found that a
gasoline tank which was used by the
men working there had exploded In
some way. The basement was black
ened up quite badly by the smoke, but
no serious damage was done as the nre
was soon extinguished.
E.. E. Newkirk returned Saturday
from Pennsylvania, where he had been
called by the death of his mother.
Mrs. Ben Wingrove and children
came down from Denison Saturday for
an over Sunday visit at the Thomas
Munsey home.
o. S. Carlson received word last
Wednesday that his wife, who Is visit
ing her sister in Chicago, has sudden
" taken very i'll and small hopes were
for her recovery. Mr..
Carlson left that evening for Chicago.
Word was received here few days
later that the patient was improving,
a fact we are very glad to note, 49,,
o. A. Cooper returned Saturday from
Memphis, Tenn, where he had been
with shipment of stock for Albert
Mrs. Henry Roy was called to Den.
ison Saturday on account OF the illness
of her son. Ralph Roy, and wife. She
Sunday reporting the SICK
ones as being better. ~
Miss Iona Wiley was a county seat
caller Saturday. .''
Miss Kate Clinton was a passenger
to Denison Saturday. fa- 80.
Elmer Mill and family, of Denison.
were Sunday visitors at the George
Igou home.
Mesdames Clark Sterret and Fred
Thompson went to Arion Saturday to
see the little son Of Earl Trip, who Is
suffering with broken limb.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham, OF Cen
trail, ILL.,, and their son-in-law and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crellius,
Of Lyons, Neb., came. Thursday for
visit at the home of Mott McHenry
The latter two returned Friday. the
others remaining for longer visit.
Miss Eva Roy was a county seat
visitor Saturday. "
E. T. Malone, of Charter Oak, was
D business caller here Saturday.
Hugh Butterworth went to Lincoln
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