The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-21

Denison and spent Sunday at the pa
rental, Sam Brasel, home.
Elder Ray Parker, of Omaha, spent
several days here last week.
| A. A. Birkhofer was in Dunlap Sat
urday buying horses.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Ahart visited Ii
Mapleton with relatives recently.
Misses Balbina Potter, Blanche
Cole and Vesta Riddle were Denisor
visitors Saturday.
| Mrs. Adolph Ahart went to Deni
son Saturday afternoon for Sunday
visit with relatives.
| Miss Eta Reynolds, Of Arion, was
caller here Saturday.
The community was shocked to hear
of the death of the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Butterworth
last week. The little one had been
sick but a short time with an attack
of acute Indigestion, which brought
on commissions. Garnet Lajune But
terworth was born Oct. 20, 1914, al
Dow City, and died near the same
place March IL, 1917, at the age Of
years, 4 months and IL days. The
| funeral services were conducted by
Elder ]. w. Gillen, of Council Bluffs
on March 14th from the L. D. S
church and the little form was laid
to rest in the Dow City cemetery. The
little life was like a rosebud plucked
before it had hardly begun to unfold
its petals. The hearts of all sympa
thize with the loving father and moth
er in their grief and loss.
Gift from above the best, child by the
Father blest Co., -.
Watch DER thy sleeping, angels are
T. keeping. Naught shall disturb
yrs thy rest. T
Sleep, sleep, angels are singing thy
Itc} slImber song; r. 90
Sleep, sleep, heavenly rest be thine
Child so holy, sleep, sleep, little child
divine. ~ s..@r
Elmer Stinsen, of Tyconic, was a
guest at the B. M. >McElwain home
Saturday and Sunday. /'5'.' 4 ~.
H. B. Johnson and o. S. Carlson
have purchased new FOrds the past
week.
r. e. Lusk was having dental work
done in Dunlap Saturday.
Bert Slocum and wife of Sioux Falls,
is. D., came down from Denison Sun
day. where they had been visiting with
the intention of spending two or three
weeks at the c. Butterworth home and
with other friends, but on Monday
they were called to Independence,
Iowa, on account of the illness OF
their daughter, Mrs. John Lesion.
Fred Coleman, whose illness was
mentioned last week, was taken to
Battle Greek. Mich, Sunday night to
take treatments. We sincerely trust
he may be benefited. John Ahart &C.
companied him there. ~. }t+
Charley Miller and York Broadwell
we're Omaha visitors Sunday. ~.
Lloyd Brake, Floyd Rigsby and Asa
and Jay Divine attended a St. Pat.
rick's dance in Manila Saturday eve
ming s Is @4h
l.. p. Mcbride came up from Logan
Saturday evening for a short visit al
the g. NJ. Brake home. His little
daughter. Virgene, who had been Wis
iting here returned home with him
Sunday. &. & p'i@s 4% WY
Ernest Clark was business visitor
in Omaha Saturday .-'ss 'o1a'
Lester Cue was over from the Viii.
low Sunday, guest at the VIM. Rule
home. i"r 49, ~
Miss Pearl McElwain was on the
sick list for several days the past
week, but is now better.
L. L. Holcomb was a Dunlap caller
Saturday last. .F'. ~
The Woman's club will hold their
next open meeting at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. B, Harper on Tuesday eve
ming, March 9th, at 1880 o'clock. The
following program will be given: Duet
for ,autoharp and mandolin by Carl
and Bertha Tatroe. Paper, Origin OF
st. Patrick's Day." Miss Ellen God
dard. Reading, selected, Miss Mar.
garet Ryan. Duet for cornet and bari
tone, e. G. Virgins and H. f. Butter
worth. Address, Journalism" l.. c.
Hatch. Paper, Customs of st. Pat
ricks Day." Mrs. F. c. Howorth. Vocal
duet with guitar accompaniment, Miss
Bernice Hunsicker and Mrs. Eugene
Crandall After the program the JUS
ual ten cent lunch will be served
Last Sunday morning about 1880
fire" broke out ON the roof of the resi-
dence of Fred Colby, caused by sparks
from the chimney. The alarm was
given and the fire laddies fastened to
the place with the hose, but it was
found that it could not be used as the
pump, which had been taken out at
the pump house, had not been re.
placed. The Pyrene fire extinguisher
was used and the blaze was stopped
before it had gained Roadway. One
side of the roof was burned quite bad
ly, but no serious damage was done.
A number of the neighbors and
friends of Pete Hansen and wife gath.
cred at their home last Thursday, the
occasion being their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary. An elegant dinner
was served early in the evening, af'
ter which games and dancing were in.
dulged in until late hour, when the
guests departed, having had one OF
the Sbest of times. The guests Of hon
or received number of nice pieces OF
silver as tokens of regard from their
friends. May they enjoy many more
years of welded life.
Mott McHenry and wife Sundayed
with Denison relatives and friends.
Miss Lois Goddard was hostess to
the Palo Alto club at her pleasant
home Saturday afternoon, a large
number being present. The time was
passed in a most enjoyable way. Two
guessing contests in which prizes
were given furnished much pleasure
Mrs. G. j. O'Meara received the first
prize, box of candy, and Mrs. Jas