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

Charter Oak; the Ed Liese family, O
Ellis, and Frank Schafer and wife, o
Paradise, were in attendance at thu
funeral of little Lajune Butterwortl
last Wednesday.
A. w. Crouch and e. A. Bryan were
Dow City business visitors Thursda!
from Denison.
Lee Cramer was passenger tt
Omaha Friday.
Mrs. Jerome Blackman, of Denison
and Mrs. John Blackman, of Arion
were guests at the homes" of G. V
Jordan and IL. G. Scott last Thursday
Eison Several days the past week or
ibusiness. " .'| reg '-'. wv
I|Ia Mrs Frank Field, who has beer
rat the home of her daughter, Mrs. w
Spence, where she suffered stroke
of paralysis several months ago, was
taken to her home in the country las
| Thursday, where she will be cared fol
by her daughter-in-law. She receives
the best of care and her children arc
constantly at her bedside, but il
seems to be of little avail, fact We
are sorry to note.
At the annual school election helG
last week S. e. Goddard and F. G
Buss were elected directors for the
coming three years, the former beins
reelected and the latter succeeding
Thos. Ahart. The additional bond Of
$4,000 was carried by good major
ity. 1t was also voted at this time tt
sell the old school building to the
highest bidder. ~
The w. C. T. U. met last Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. G
Scott. Owing to the inclemency Of
the weather the attendance was not
as large as it otherwise would have
been. Mrs. H. G. Scott had charge
of the lesson and conducted very
interesting study. Mrs" Strahan, the
county president, Yves present from
Denison. These meetings are very
profitable and much good is derived
from them. ~ 80 p-f, ''.#" ''"'
The Baptist Missionary society
served ten cent tea Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs j. T. Colds
worthy, and a good patronage was re.
ceived. ,r
J. B. Glassburner was up from,
Woodbine Friday.
:
were county seat callers Thursday.
Miss Ethel Cole was on the sick list
for several days the past week and
unable to attend school. .O.
Ralph Mckee was down from Arion
Friday afternoon between trains to
call on friends.
Chris Vollersen and wife were Wis
iting and transacting business in Den
ison Friday. -.
Mrs. Will 20 Riley and daughter,
Gladys, were called from Castana last
week by the death of their little niece
and cousin, Lajune Butterworth.
Miss Marie Birkhofer, sophomore
high school student, has given up her
work and will stay at home to assist
in the household duties. .sa..-,5
Last Wednesday night the Misses
Josephine Stepanek and Ethel Cole
the members and friends
Of the Standard Bearer society at
the Stepanek home. About sixty were
present. The regular lesson study
was taken up first, Mrs. Ida Talcott
being the leader. Rev. A. B. Adams
gave an interesting talk on the book
If Esther and Miss Ruby Baber fav-
pred the company with reading en-.
lied "Courtship by Correspondence
At the close of the, program the
guests were treated to a fine luncheon,
after which. a social hour was enjoyed.
Four new members were taken into
The society.
Miss Letha Manning came up from
Omaha Friday evening for an over
Sunday visit with her folks.
Art Randall has returned from the
hospital in Omaha and is feeling i'm
proved. 81. T.. t.a H.
Doris Griffin and Jay Ahart were
Omaha visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Percy Dodge was down from
Arior Wednesday visiting at the A. L.
Brown home. q
Fred Reinhart was a passenger to
Manila Saturday evening, where he
made short visit with his sister. He
also visited his folks in Buck Grove
Sunday. ..
J. T. Goldsworthy was in Denison
Monday. 4
Mrs. M. A. Pearsall and Miss Beat.
rice Smith were Denison visitors on
Saturday. 49,.
The Ed Brundage family have moved
to the Wheelwright property recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Gal.
land 5@' a''.'+"F6
Relatives and friends here have re-
ceived invitations to the wedding of
Miss Esther Marty and Mr.. Harry
Dickinson, which is to take place in
Trinidad, Colo, on Easter Sunday. y,
Mrs. A. e. Aleman was in Dunlap
between trains Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Will Aldrich came up from
Dunlap Saturday to visit at the parent.
al, J. w. Cramer, home.
Miss Bessie Alexander was up from
Omaha for an over Sunday visit with
her folks. 49,
Mearle Schouten has been wrest,
ling with a siege Of chickenpoX for
the past week.
George Ahart was Dunlap visitor
Friday. .H
Miss Ella Pugh returned Saturday
from two weeks visit with her
folks in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper arrived
Wednesday from Winterset and will
spend couple Of weeks at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brundage. s' ,..
Mrs. Geo. Weiss has been entertain.
ing her sister, Miss Bertha Larson
from near Charter Oak for the past
three weeks. 7 a." ''..A'. ~