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

with his wife, Mrs. Washington, at the
piano. The monolog was exceedingly
we'll rendered by Don Wilkinson as
i was also the duet by him and his
brother, Verne. The Deloit Quartet
did themselves justice in the pleasing
manner, rendering their selections.
But the poor old shy brother, Sambo
Tambourine, with the hugs pink neck
| tie, despite his 'tisenruse" became
quite active as he warmed up to his
subject and none other could have
performed such lingo gymnastics as
O. w. Wier. Prof. Webster deserves
mention by the cool calm manner in
which he managed his wrathy gentle
men when Brother Denmark's fine
feelings became injured by slight re-
mark made by Brother Brown and he
desired to ease the same by boxing
match which finally broke up the show
as is the usual outcome OF a darby
gathering. Last and most important
! is the good selection of music during
| the whole evenings entertainment,
showing patience, perseverance and
careful training on the part Of the
directress, Mrs. Mauk, to whom the
company as we'll as the public eX-
tend a note of thanks for the success
of the evening. She was presented
with a beautiful bouquet of cut flow
ers. The expenses were very heavy
but easily met and about Sc cleared.
Mrs. H. George Hutchinson will en-
terrain the Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church Friday afternoon and desires
a good attendance.
Mr. Bert Darling has been papering
and repairing the Jim Abbott proper
ty the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Wescott received a telegram
announcing the death Of her step
father, Mr.. j. 7. Brogan at Scion, Ia.
Sunday morning, March IS. He was
IS years old and was born in Ohio,
he visited here about two years ago
and will be remembered by many Of
the old settlers.
Mrs. T. J. Spence, of Boyer, came
down last Wednesday attended the
w. w. society at Mrs. Julia Brogden's
and after taking supper with Mrs.
VIM. Worley, returned home in the
evening.
Misses Caster and Cole and Mrs.
Johnston spent last Thursday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mar
tin, ST., in a very sociable manner.
Mr.. Dan Fink was in Denison last
week on business bringing back some
lumber with him. -
Mr.. F. NJ. True returned to his home
in Avoca on Thursday after several
days visit with his brother here.
Mrs. Chas. Campbell spent several
days last week at Boyer with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Neumann.
Mr.. VIM. Bowen, wife aud baby, Of
! Weed hiae ); arc. visiting al the h0pla u
his sister, Mrs. Ben Fisher. S.aa'f@
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Johnson came
Sunday visit with his mother.
Mr.. Raymond Newcom is enjoying a
visit with his brother, of Des Moines,
this week.
Mr.. F. A. True and Mr.. Broder Boy.
sen went to Council Bluffs last Friday
on business with the First National
bank. They returned Saturday noon.
A bushes stransaction transpired
last week whereby Harry Foster has
rented the pool hall of Fred Moeller
and will manage the same this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester McGrath. of
Denison braved the storm last Friday
night to come to Deloit to be in at
tendance at the Laughland minstrels.
They remained over night at the
Brown home.
The strong wind last Friday blew in
the large glass window on the east Of
Mr.. Geo. Hutchinson's residence. There
was something doing at Sasey's for
a few minutes.
Miss Lottie Williams and Mr.. VIM.
Jepsen of Denison. attended the min
strel show at Deloit Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Burlington spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ma
son. i
Mrs. Helen tombstone was unable to
assume her school duties last Friday
but was able to go to her home in
Denison on Saturday. Friends phon-
ed to her home later and were in
formed that she and Mr.. tombstone
had gone to Omaha on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Myers visited at
the Herman Newcom home last Sat
urday.
Leslie and Russell Wescott, Joe and
Allen True called on their friend,
Avery Mason Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Ben Morley and Mrs. Aurelia
Patchin took dinner with Mrs. Eliza
Morley on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Mank and family
departed Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit with relatives at Lake
City, returning Monday morning.
Mrs. Young attended the gathering
of the Willing Workers at Mrs. Brog
den's Wednesday last.
Mr.. Harry Childress went to Omaha
last Thursday and purchased some
feeders. Mrs. Anna Winans went out
to stay during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Newcom spent
last week at Spirit Lake visiting his
parents. Sabin Campbell kept bache-
lor's hall out there and took care of
the stock. He is fine cook.
Mr.. Morrison has moved onto the
O'Banion property Saturday. He will
work for Andrew Swantz this coming
year.
Mrs. Schiller, Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
Streeter have been having the grip
this past week and are able to work,
tho not at all well.
The Sunday School of the l.. d. S.
church are planning on an Easter