The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-16

IL ulnner last Wednesday Ill uOllOI VI Viz
le birthdays of Mrs. S. =. Wiley, Mrs
* Frank Binnall and Mr.. w G. Virgins
which all fall on the same day. Plate!
p were laid for ten and the splendid din
d ner was much enjoyed
Jay Thompson made business tril
IS to Audubon one day last week.
el Miss Barbara Scott went to Carol
d the latter part of the week for ar
il over Sunday visit with friends
Mrs. Eva FienhOld is numbered on
r the sick list
A party of neighbors called OH Tom
d Rule Sunday evening just because he
4 was IS years old. Each took along a
c little remembrance and we venture
the assertion that Tom will enjoy him
n self while the presents last, even if
j they are doomed to go up in smoke.
oil Adam Sharp's children, whose i'll
: Iness has been mentioned several times
in these columns, are doing nicely. The
boy is not altogether out of danger,
, but is improving slowly, which is ell
couraging The little girl is mending
, as fast as possible. We are delighted
to note their improvement.
:. Mrs. J. H. Miller and son, Louis, of
penisOn, visited relatives here the last
OF the week and attended the sessions
of the l.. d. S. conference.
Rowland PETIT left the first of the
week for Boone, where he expects to
enter the employ of the Northwestern.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ahart and son
went to Ida Grove Saturday to visit
lover Sunday with. relatives.
The Frank Haggin family departed
Thursday for Boone. where they will
make their home. Mr.. Haggin has a
position in barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Butterworth at
TENDED a dance in Dunlap Monday eve
nins.
David Clarke. Sr. and Frank Wiley
shipped hogs to Omaha Wednesday.
Curly Alexander, John Howorth and
Frank O'Meara attended the Stecher-
Rogers wrestling match. in Council
Bluffs Tuesday.
Elder Barrett, OF Denver, is holding
preaching services at the L. D. 5.
church this week. ~
| DR.. and Mrs. Frank Larsen were
down from Denison Sunday spending
the day at the Geo. Fritz home.
Miss Kathleen Luke was up from
ISVOOdbine Thursday and took part in
the school program given at the opera
house.
County Surveyor Herb Fishel, Of
Denison. was visitor here Friday.
The jolly Bunch of Girls met last |
Saturday afternoon with Miss sBernice
Judd. The usual good time was had
and the usual lunch served. Miss lone
McCOrd, of Denison, was an out of
town guest.
Mrs. A. II. Harper entertained her
Sunday School class and several
other guests at a valentine party on
Monday evening. The rooms were dec
GRATED in keeping with the day and
were pretty indeed. Mrs. William Wal
tiers won the prize, a pretty valen-
tine, Vera Williamson getting the
BOBBY prize, comic one. Another con
test. one OF names, resulted in Jose
Iphine Munsey winning first prize, and
the prizes being the same as in the
served.
The Wllat-l-Can Mission circle met
last Saturday with Mrs. Jesse Agee.
Miss Florence, Miller conducted the
lesson study, after which light refresh
ments were served. The next meeting
will be held with Miss Josephine Mum
sey.
Noah Thompson visited Wednesday
and Thursday at the Charley Sterrett
home in DenisOn.
Architect Renfro. of Denison. was
q business caller here one day last
week.
Wallace Edwards shot another wolf
last Sunday afternoon west of town
near the cemetery. This is the sixth
one for Mr.. Edwards this season.
Miss Pearl Clark. whose approach
ing marriage is of much interest to
large circle of friends, was given a
miscellaneous shower last Friday al
ternoon, the hours being from 2 to S
o'clock. The affair was a surprise. The
color schemes of pink and white were
prettily carried out, hearts OF these
cOlors being hung about the room and
also strung from corner to corner of
the dining room. A cupid was sus-
pended above the dining. room table
and streamers of pink and white were
run to each place at the table. Twelve
guests partook of a splendid two course
lunch. After lunch a contest was held
in which Miss Ora Buttcrworth won
prize, a heart shaped pin tray, the con-
ISOLATION prize being given to Miss Flor
ence Stepanek. Miss Clark's wedding
occurs this week.
Mrs. Nellie Holcomb jenkins was up
from Woodbine Sunday spending the
day at the Romanan Wight home.
Mrs. Marie Cheaseboro came down
from Carroll Saturday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Rudd.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Swasey enter
tanned the Card club last Monday eve
ming six tables being arranged for the
game. When scores were counted it
was found that Mrs. T.. NJ Chamberlin
was entitled to the ladies' prize and
John Blackman the gentleman's prize.
Both We're given flowers Out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Butler.
and Mr. and Mrs John Blackman. all
of Arion, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. n Cham
berlin, OF Denison.
The chicken pie. supper given at the
M. E. church last Friday evening by
the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society was we'll attended, the society
clearing about $35. After the supper
was concluded, short program was
given as follows:
Violin Solo.Miss Irene Smith
Vocal Solo, Dorothy Wiley.
Selection by, High School. Orchestra.