The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-22
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Mrs. Harriet Snyder came from Dav
export the first of the week for visi
with the Waterhouse family.
Miss Ora Lyons spent Sunday il
!! Kenwood with her friend, Mrs. Glare
Schlie.
Mrs. A. J. Bates came form Aber
deem Wednesday evening and viii
spend the, winter, with. her daughter
Mrs. G. B. Coin. 'rfi}i fe.n,ltr.7~rtt =
Several social functions have been
given the past week in honor OF Miss
Maylou Richards, whose. marriage tC
Mr., Armstrong will take place Thurs
day. On Tuesday Miss Richards AM
her mother, Mrs, D., A.. Warehouse
entertained the Lihger Longer at their
home. A delicious luncheon was serv
ed and a delightful time was had. On
Wednesday the NJ e. choir entertain
ed for Miss Richards at the !. A
Mains home. The home was beautiful
|ly decorated in the wedding colors
yellow and white. Refreshments were
served and another delightful time
was had On Friday evening Mrs. o.
o. Collins entertained at six O'Clock
dinner when another time long, to be
remembered was had, The home anu
table were beautifully decorated with
yellow and white hearts and chrysan'
themums. On Saturday afternoon the
Camp Fire girls entertained Miss
Richards in their appreciation OF mel
work with them during the past year
The party was held at the home Of
their guardian, Mrs. J. c. Citizens. Al
ter having d mock wedding In which
all the girls took part. light refresh
ments, were served and a general good
time was had. The girls presented
Miss Richards with a camp fire spoon
as d token of their esteem. Miss Lll
cilh Waterhouse, of MapletOn, was an
OUT Of town guest.
A. prenuptial shower was held Fri
day evening at the S. B. Lyons home
in honor Of Miss Ora Lyons, whose
marriage to Mr.. Lorenz Lorenzen Will
take place in short time. The show
er was a mis- cellaneous one and many
useful presents we're left with Miss
Lyons. Lunch was served and gen
eral good time enjoyed.
Miss Gladys Hart was shopping in
Sioux City Monday.
Frank Yeager returned to his work
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visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Burk came the
first of last week from their home IN
Idaho for visit with old friends.
Miss Lucille Waterhouse came down
from Mapleton Friday evening for a
visit with her old friends and school:
mates. i g.
Elmer Taylor was UP from Ken
wood Sunday afternoon FALLING on Oak
friends
Mr.. jeff Rogers and Misses Ward
and Bolden, of the high school faculty,
attended the football game at Ames
Saturday.
The high school basket ball team
easily defeated Moorhead Friday, af-
ternoon at Moorhead by a score Of 40
to II. The locals played a faultless
game and the honors were evenly dl'
Lyided between the players. The. team
meets Dunlap here next Friday.
L. C. Roose spent Sunday in Sioux
City with friends: ;EG2 IS
Esther, the little two year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lar
son, was taken suddenly i'll last Tues
day evening at their home south OF
town. A doctor was called and pro-
nounced the ailment diabetes, but nd
vised that she be taken to Sioux City
Tor more expert diagnosis. The par
ants, with little Esther, llleft Wednes-
day morning, only to have their worst
fears verified. The little one passed
away at the home Of a relative In
Sioux City Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock They arrived home with the
little body Sunday morning. The fun
eral was held at the home Monday,
Rev. Mahood officiating, and the little
one was laid to rest in the cemetery
at the Center. This death is doubly
sad as this is the second little one
these parents have lost in less than six
months. One other child Is left to
comfort her parents. The community
extends sympathy to the parents,