The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-26

siohal call here Friday.
MIS-. l.. A. Wore arrived home Monda.
from three weeks visit at the hom'
of her daughter, Mrs. Isaac Gardner
in Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs. C. w. Manning was shoppin.
Monday afternoon in Dunlap.
Elder Raymond Smith, of Bigler'
Grove, preached the morning and eve
ming services to appreciative audienc
es in the L. D. ST., church.
Carl Hansen has gone again to Web
ster City, where he is doing relic
work for. the I. c. r. r.
Homer Wiley is laid up as the re
suit of running nail in his foot Sun
day.
Mrs. John Seidell and Miss Pear
Squibbs arrived Monday from Scran
ton for a weeks visit at the Charley
Sprang home.
Miss Lola Straight and brother Fred
returned to their home near DUNLAP
Sunday, after several days visit with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
ley Keehner.
w. B. Gibson and sister. Lille. &C
companied by Misses Jean holland and
Hilda Turnland, witnessed the photo
play, 1.-THE Birth Of a Nation" at Den
ison Friday evening.
Mr.. and-Mrs. Hugh Butterw0rth Miss
Mildred and Mr.. Nelson Butterworttl
autoed to Dunlap Sunday to attend
the bail game.
Mrs. +. E. Fritz was under the doc
tors care the last of the week.
Miss Marie Riddle returned Monday
from several days visit at the Andy
Bell home in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Bartlett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dentzel Bartlett, OF
Scranton, visited last week at the DR.
Potter home.
The first annual meeting OF the Ii,
brary association will be held next
Monday evening at 7:45 at the Bap'
fist church. 1t is earnestly desired
that every member attend the meet
ms.
The frame of the new cottage being
erected by Charley E. ButterWorth is
up and work is progressing nicely.
We Earnestly hope that the erection
of this one may be stimulus to others
to do likewise.
Mrs. Will Aldrich and daughter
Florence, of Dunlap, spent Sunday here
with relatives.
Chris Vollersen purchased of P. w.
OMeara last week, the two properties
living Just north of the city hotel, &C.
cupied by George Cornelius and the
gymnasium.
Mrs. Fred Bean was shopping in
Denison Saturday.
Friends of Miss Mable Cole will be
most pleased to learn that Miss Mable
G Cole has been reelected for the
ensuing year as teacher in the Delolt
schools. She will have charge OF the
third, fourth and fifth grades. we
are glad indeed to learn that the school
board recognizes Miss Coles ability
and will retain her.
Jim Turnlund, Red Reynolds, Floyd
Sharp, Lloyd Brake and Pearl Wore
attended the ball game at Dunlap Sun
day afternoon.
Fred Wright was down from the Will
low Monday renewing former acquain-
tances.
John Omeara returned to Nebraska
City, Thursday, after spending few
days here with relatives.
Edgar Bruner of Waterloo, was
greeting old friends and relatives here
last week. "Biddy" is the same gen
ial fellow he was in years gone by.
Mrs. Nettie Smith arrived Friday
evening from Lamont, being called her
bv the death of her mother, Mrs. Jane
Pearsall, ST..
Miss Matte Tech went to Denison
Tuesday to visit relatives and stay
to attend the Easter exercises at the
Lutheran church.
Mrs. LESSEE Howarth and Miss Lulu
were in Denison Wednesday
shopping and visiting relatives.
George Binnall was business Wis
itor in Dunlap Wednesday.
Globe Lodge $50 l. o. 0. F., and
Dow City Rebecca Lodge 497. have ac-
cepted an invitation to attend ban.
auet this week Thursday evening CIV
en- by the Denison Odd Fellow and Re-
becca Lodges.
Wiese brothers shipped six cars OF
cattle to the Chicago markets Monday
night.
Mrs. Fred Thompson spent couple
of days in Denison last week helping
to care for her brother, who is suffer-
ing with broken leg.
DR.. J. A. Brill and F. Colby autoed
to Charter Oak Monday morning.
Merton Thomas came down from
Ames Thursday to spend his vaca'
ton with the home folks.
Mrs. ]. A. Brill was hostess Friday
last to the Priscilla club and the Ia
dies enjoyed an especially pleasant
afternoon. A splendid lunch was an
enjoyable feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Cartwright came
down from Wayne, Neb., Sunday 10
attend the funeral of the latter's moth
or, Mrs. Levi Igou.
Harold Bean had both bones in his
right forearm broken last Sunday fore
noon when he attempted to crank
their auto. The engine backfired, the
crank striking him few inches a
bove the wrist.
Bert Cooper and son Lynn were in
Omaha Monday.
Geo. Ahart was in Dunlap Sunday.
Alfred Hansen and Harold Rudd
we're in Carroll Sunday.
The c. &NN. w. Ry. Co., has big
gang of workmen in here at present
aging new steel. .pns
Miss Gladys, McCord was hostess
Saturday to the Palo Alto club. 1t
vas much regretted by the members
IS we'll as the hostess that SO few
,ould go. Those going. however, were
veil repaid for their efforts. for de-