The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28
FAREWELL MEET
FOR DEL0IT LADY

FOR DEL0IT LADY
.Deloit Friends Of Miss Ella Mart
Tender a Farewell Party on
Thursday Evening.
PRESENTED WITH A SET RIM
Miss Martin and Parents Will 500
Leave for Minnesota Where
She viii Make Her Home
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gu,
Martin, Sr OH Thursday evening
bout thirty young people assembled
or farewell party to Miss Ella, wh'
soon to go with her parents to tn
new home in Minnesota. They spen
ale evening in games and music rem
tered by Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Misses
McNeal and many others. a daint!
0lnch was served. Miss Ella was pre-
sented with gold ring having pear
citing, by her host of friends who re
great very much TO lose such kind
lovable, honest. Industrious, depend
able young lady from their midst. She
has been a ray of light and for goot
in the school room and her absence
will mean q loss not only to herself but
to associates and all who came in con
tact with her, but all are hoping, trust
ing and praying that she may return
at an early date. In time to come as
she looks upon her gift may these
y ords bear the sentiment of each one:
Round is the ring that has no end,
That's like my love to you, my friend
The Willing Workers met with Mrs
| i'm Abbott last Wednesday and spent
{ very pleasant afternoon in sewing
while Mrs. Mauck rendered several
| elections on the piano. The most sat
| sfactory part of all was the beautiful
indeed beautiful-lunch served by
he hostess. There we're twelve ladies
resent. They adjourned at S o'clock
1, meet with Mrs. VIM. Worley next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neumann, of
Boyer, arrived on the train at 10
o'clock and ate dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Campbell after which they
departed on the 1870 train for Deni.
son to do SOME trading. In the eve
ing while returning home the double
! rec broke, letting the horses free
tom their load and they began to run,
dragging Fred out over the dashboard,
mt he held onto the lines and stopped
he horses at the top Of the hill in the
now. They borrowed repairs and ar
ived home safely.
Dale Cose and Dell Richardson made
Il business transaction whereby MI.
Fichafdson becomes the apossBssOl ssuf
he little house and lot north of the
+ ore and Mr.. Cose becomes possessor
x the property where Mr.. Richardson
row lives. Mr.. Richardson will move
as soon as he completes his dwelling
en- the side hill, then Mr.. Cose will
occupy his new property.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cook, who have
baen spending the winter in Florida,
lave returned to Denison. Billy says
no state looks good to him except
owa, for his wife has lost IL pounds
nd he is worried, although the loss
is not visible.
Miss Lovicie Morris and Mrs. Hess
ere Denison shoppers last week.
Jim Abbott was a Denison visitor
he latter part of the week, going to
ee if his Ford was still there. He
ound it O. X. and brought it home.
Miss Lucy Flint, who has been
pending several days with her sister,
q rs. Wilkinson, returned home Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Winans drove
n Denison Saturday to do some trad
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Myers came
own from Herring Sunday and report
cry rough roads for autos.
r. Robertson went to Dunlap at noon
unday and spent the afternoon with
is son and family, returning in the
vening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Selrkey report
he visit of stork on Saturday, which
eft 8 IL pound boy. All concerned
re reported doing nicely and very
much pleased
o. w. Wier took dinner with Mr..
nd Mrs. J. l.. Miller on Sunday. His
wife departed last Wednesday for
Orange City to visit relatives for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller came up from
Denison with Mr.. and Mrs. Millard
Turner Sunday and attended after.
noon services at the l.. D. S. church.
Emmett Foster, son of w. A. Foster.
while riding bucking horse Friday,
had the misfortune to be thrown upon
the horn of the saddle in such a way
as to break his arm. A doctor was
called, who set the bone and reports
him to be doing nicely.
Miss Hansen, of Dunlap. was an
yer Sunday guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Estes.
Mr.. Vanderwall, while saving wood
with buzz saw at his home last week,
lad the misfortune to let his hand
! 'ip against the saw in such way as
d rip open the fleshy part of the in
side of his thumb. 1t is wide cut,
he length of the thumb. He came in
o have a doctor care for it and at
present it is healing nicely.
On last Wednesday evening about
twenty-five young people of Mrs.
Bessie Myers Sunday school class re-
aired to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
,ilas Streeter to surprise the bride
=ad groom. All enjoyed the evening
laying games, visiting and becoming
etter acquainted with the bride. Ben
in a fitting manner. presented
l rug to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Streeter
token of esteem from their many
riauHc Ira nraan, and coEa wara