The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-10
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Mrs. Minnie Nurse was up from
Dunlap Saturday visiting her grand
mother, Mrs, d. S. Miller.
Mrs. W. E. Fishe went to Mapletor
last Wednesday for weeks visit witt
her sister.
Little Roscoe Holcomb is under the
doctors care.
Miss Lotte BiXler went out to ul!l
Bert McCord home in Paradise town
ship Saturday night to spend Sunday
Virgene Mcbride returned to Logan
Monday after spending several days
with her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
G. M. Brake.
Elder J. A. Gillen will be here from
Council Bluffs next Sunday to conduct
preaching services in the l.. d. S
church.
A bunch Of the younger girls wen,
out to Cross grove Sunday and had a
wiener roast.
Miss Janet Rae was a Dunlap visit
Or Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Keehner and
children were Dunlap visitors Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoner, of Des Moines
spent several days last week in town
Mrs. Gibbs has returned to her home
at Harlan, Alberta, Canada, after hav
ing spent the winter here and at other
Iowa points with her children.
Mrs. Jeanette Crandall's children
and grandchildren helped her cele-
brate her birthday by spending tho
day with her Sunday and partaking OF
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Mrs. Allen Howorth spent Thurs
day and Friday of last week in Omaha
George Binnall, w. l.. Swatman, Ed
Baber and Howard Sterrett attended
ball game at Dunlap Sunday.
Earl Johnson came up from Council
Bluffs Saturday evening to spend Sun
day evening at the l.. c. Hatch home,
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Atkins We're
up from Dunlap Wednesday visiting
their friend, Mrs. ]. A. Brill.
NJ. G.. Virgins purchased twenty
five baby chicks of the Buff Orphington
breed last week and was so unforti-
nate as to lose over half of them the
first night by the rat route.
Isaac HowOrth came down from
Denison Friday to see how his father
Uncle Edmund Howarth is getting a.
long.
Mrs. VIM Aldrich and daughter, Flor
ence We're up from Dunlap for an over
Sunday visit at the J. w. Cramer home
r. r. Baber visited Sunday at the
home of his son Fred at Galland's
Grove.
Theodore Dawson has returned to
his home at Minneapolis after several
weeks visit with his aunt, Mrs. Ada
Wheelwright
Mrs. Dan Reeser. of Denison, visit
ed Thursday afternoon with her hus-
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Reeser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Laird spent two
or three days last week with relatives
in Denison.
J. N. i Bell was an Omaha visitor
last week Tuesday.
John Rudd returned Friday from al
trip to Carroll.
The l.. D. S. people held baptis-
NAL services Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Mccullough and Misses
Grace Edwards and Coda Jordan were
shopping in Denison Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Omeara and
Mrs. Fred Colby attended the funeral
OF N. L. Houlihan in Denison Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Howorth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hagen and Uncle Dan Ho-|
warth were up from Dunlap Friday Wis
iting at the Edmund Howarth home.
Miss Vera Williamson ispent the
past week in Carroll with friends.
Elder c. j. Hunt has spent several
days the first of the week at Galland's
Grove conducting preaching services
and will arrive here Thursday to stay
q day or two.
John Keairnes' team ran away Sat
urday night when he and his wife
were coming into town. After run
of about q mile, the dOubletreeS and
line broke, freeing the frightenedI
animals. Arch Lambert succeeded in
turning the animals so that they ran
into the school yard nearby, where they
were caught.
The school will give May day pro.
gram on Friday afternoon, May 18Th.
to which all are invited. 1t will be
given in the school yard as usual.
r. H. Fishel went to Omaha Sunday
for few days sojourn.
f. H. Swasey had large porch add
ed to his residence last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baber, ST. and
children returned Monday from an over
Sunday visit with her people at Dun.
lap.
Messrs. Patterson and Christeman
were among those from Denison seen
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rae at,
tended church at Denison Sunday and
later took dinner at the Frank Wool
ston home Mott McHenry's family
were also dinner guests at this popu
lar home.
Charles McHenry entertained his
Sunday school class and teacher at
his home on Friday evening, about
dozen, all told, being present Games
were played and a merry time was had
after which lunch was served. This
is one of the organized classes of the
NJ F. Sunday school, and Mrs. Rae
the teacher seems to have the faculty
of getting very near to the hearts OF
her boys.
r. w. Houston. Thomas Mccullough
w. C. Rolls and w. e. Fishel took
an auto trip to Omaha Sunday.
The high school pupils appeared at
the picture show Wednesday evening
in q minstrel show. Their glee club
also gave several coon songs.
Henry Gibson returned to his home