The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24
Denison Review. Wednesday. May "a. 1916

pI l'alo Alto club last Saturday after
noon at her pleasant home. The yOun;
, ladies' spent delightful time and al
, did ample justice to the excellen
lunch served.
City visitor Friday.
( Art S. Randel and son, Fred. were
passengers Monday to Council Bluffs
, where the latter will enter hospita
, to take treatments for severe case
of rheumatism, with which he has
; been suffering lately. We trust he may
find the relief he is seeking. AZ
u John Thompson, of Arion, was seer
on our streets Monday. ~
Mrs Jeanette Crandall and daugh
ter, Miss Lulu. returned Monday from
a two weeks visit with relatives at
Dallas Center. ~.
Mrs. r. w. Tech was in, Denison
Monday visiting her mother, who has
| just returned from visit in the east
Elder Charles e ButterwOrth was a
Deloit visitor on Sunday. conducting
preaching services in the l.. d. S.
church. He returned home Monday.
Eileen and Ruth Turnlund came
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Turn.
lund Their mother, Mrs. John Turn.
lund, came down Sunday and they re-
turned home together.
Mrs. Marie Cheseborough came down
from Carroll Saturday to visit her par,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Rudd, return.
ing home Sunday evening.
Miss Belle Bramley was Denison
visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Howorth. of
DenisOn, were guests at the Mott Nc
Henry home over Monday night. They
also attended the class play, Oak
Farm
Miss Anna Bell entertained the
senior class at o'clock dinner Sun.
day. She had as guests three other
young folks who had been members
of the class last year. A sumptuous
meal such as Mrs. Bell is noted for
was served and greatly enjoyed.
We regret to know that Uncle Ed.
mund Howorth is very ill and mol
great hopes are entertained for his re
covery. His daughter. Mrs. Margaret
Butler, of Lewiston, Idaho, has been
sent for and other relatives are at his
bedside. Being past SO years Of age
he has small strength to sustain him.
He may be able to overcome the trou
BILE
Mrs. w. l.. Swatman had her house
hold goods loaded out Monday for
Omaha. where she will take up her
residence. Mr.. Swatman will remain
here for time and continue his work
as Uncle Sans carrier. The John
Miller family, who recently moved
here from Dunlap have moved into the
residence Mrs Swatman vacated
DR.. ]. A. Brill cut an artery in one
of his hands Monday afternoon while
len Howorth farm.
The frame of the Goldsworthy cot
tage Is being put up. This will be one
of the nifty small residences of the
town.
Thomas Corner, of Missouri Valley,
was a Sunday guest OF Miss Grace Ed.
wards
Mrs. Eva Adamson came up from
Sunday evening for visit at !,
the parental. Charley Keehner, home.
/ Miss Lois Manning was the success
full contestant in the voting contest
run at the picture show recently and
will be entitled to a free trip to Oma-
ha next Thursday to attend the big
movie production there.
Misses Leta Straight and Vada and
LuVerne Adamson were up from Dun
lap last Friday to visit relatives and
attend the May festival.
The contract for the erection Of the
now consolidated school building will
be let next Friday, May Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mccullough and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hamrick autOed
to Dunlap Sunday to attend the ball
game.
A chorus Of fifty voices or so has
been organized and is being trained by
Professor Tolomeo on Thursday eve
nings after band practice. The. pro-
fessor is certainly an artist in music
and his pupils are greatly enjoying
his instructions. 1t isn't often that
an opportunity like this falls across
the pathway of common people.
r. A. Boyd spent Sunday in Omaha.
c. c. Bonsall and wife. of Dunlap.
we're in town Sunday to see their aunt,
Mrs. Cain, who is ill.
We are informed that Miss lila
Lamb, our second primary teacher, is
elected to a similar position in the
public schools at Atlantic. Miss Lamb
has done splendid work in our schools.
Miss Ethel Smith was up from Wood
bine Sunday spending the day with
her young friends here.
Mrs. Rowena Westrum died last
at the home of her par.