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

Oh Tie SAME MOuudy HlOTulLS. MT. MI
er expects to go onto farm III IL
spring. We bespeak for Mr.. Hamrit
a good business.
Mrs. Wilson came up from Dunla
Sunday to visit her son, James an
family south of town.
Misses Virginia and Myrtle MARI
d and their friend, Miss Ransom, can
down from Denison Saturday to atten
the l.. d. s. conference and visit unit
Sunday evening with friends.
: A. p. Lyman, Of Dunlap, was Gale
here Monday
al Miss Minnie Vollerson entertaine
her friend, Miss Marie Ullrich. {
SchlesWig, few days the first OF til
week. n
VI r. w. Houston. r. H. Fishel, Gle
!, Deitz, Jim Turnlund and w. L. Fishe
went to Denison Thursday evening t
: attend the play, Potash & Perlmu
ter" M
+. Mrs. Philip DIETRICH, of Lake View
visited her daughter, Mrs. John Carey
here last week.
Mrs. A. H. Harper entertained tn
Priscilla club and number of othe
ladies last Thursday afternoon at he
pleasant home. The time was pleas
antly devoted to social conversation
and fancy work, after which a spleen
did lunch was served. Mrs. p. w
Harding and Mrs. l.. NJ. Baer, both o
DCnison. were out of town guests.
| Mrs. P, J. Hallowell went up to For,
Dodge last week to visit her daughter
Mrs. J. G.. Rule, and Miss Jane Hal
lowell, returning Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Joyce enjoyed visit
last week from her friend, Mrs. Grace
Wright, Of Weeping Water, Neb.
Mrs. Daniel Reagan, OF WHAT Cheer
who is visiting her father, Mr. Edmund
Howorth, has been i'll the past week
with tonsillitis.
Miss Wave Cross, who teaches in
Shelby county, spent the week end at
the home of her mother. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wells, of Deni.
sen. spent Sunday here with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cramer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, H. Brace move this
week from the J. H. Rolls farm to a
farm near Woodbine.
Nj and Mrs. Jake Rceser are enjoy
luS VloIL AIOIu IACli udu6ulcl, WlS.
Flo Skunk, of LeMars.
Mrs. M. w. Holmes, who has been
caring for Adam Sharp's children for
the past four or five weeks, left for
her home in DenisOn Friday.
Hudson McHenry gave a class party
last Saturday evening, the guests be-
ing his class, his teachers and a few
others. Games, contests and music
pleasantly filled in the evening, after
which all sat down to an excellent
lunch. A very pleasant time is report,
ed.
Miss Celia Skies, of Boyer, arrived
Friday for few days visit at the u.
Clark home.
Jim Henry's baby has been under
the doctors care the past week
Emil Norman has sold his 100 acres
southwest of here to the. O'Brien
Brothers Of near Ute.
S. A. Dow was Logan visitor last
week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Laird left last
week for Omaha and other points In
Nebraska, where they will visit rela.
tives for a couple of weeks.
Last Saturday was G. w. Langley's
eightieth birthday and his children
and grandchildren gathered at his
home to help celebrate the day. A big
feast was spread, to which all present
did, ample justice. These birthday eel.
ebratiOns are annual events in this
family and are looked forward to with
as keen pleasure as any Of the h0li-
days.
r, w. Houston, Albert Birkhofer and
Harvey Hamrick autoed to Dunlap on
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Smith was up from Wood
bine, where she attends school, to
spend the week end with her parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. 3. Smith.
o. A. Cooper was in Denison Wedncs
day.
MIR. and Mrs. II. T.. Butterworth,
Miss Maude Brake and r. y. Lusk
autoed to Denison Thursday evening
to attend the theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romanan HolcOmb
were Dunlap visitors last Tuesday.
John Reeser has returned from De.
1iance where I've has spent the winter,
and is again at the parental, Jake
Iteeser, home.
Miss Maude Brake was hostess to
the Palo Alto club last Saturday after
noon and most pleasant time was
spent in this hOspitable, home. A bird
game furnished much lnerriment. as
did another game. Miss Jean holland
won one prize and Miss lelta Coryell
the other, both being boxes OF candy.
A splendid lunch was served, which all
enjoyed. At 6 o'clock several young
gentlemen came in for supper and to
spend the evening. Mrs. J. ]. Marty, oil
Trinidad, Colo, was an out OF town
guest during the afternoon.
Frank Odell and John f. Gibson sent
a shipment Of stock to South Omaha
Sunday night.
Gunner Youngdahl, of Lake City, ar.
rived Sunday for visit at the Tom
Munsey home. 4
Mrs. Claude Stewart and son, Paul,
were up from Dunlap spending the day
with Mrs. Bessie Holcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson, OIL
Denison, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Wilson.
Frank. .O'Meara was a passenger to |
Omaha Saturday.
Frank Binnall delivered a car load of
logs to the Durham Brothers Satur-
lay at Haley. These are part of the
shipment Mr.. Binnall brought in as
hoats from Kansas City last fall.
/, The seven months old daughter of
Nr. and Mrs. Herman Lazerus has
'een under the doctors care the pastI