The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-07

people from here, those in attendance
heing DR.. and Mrs. Liggett, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Brown, w. Gleiser, Ruth
Jahn. Hildred Ivey, Thelma Dyson,
Francis VanSlyke, Harry Barrow, Mr.
Smith, R. Gleiser, Harry Saunders,
Betty Breckenridge, Lucille Llggett'
Myrtle and Nina Johnston, Mrs. A.
Buffinton, Anna Brown, Mrs. Chuck
Saunders, Irma Turner and Marion Al
gee.
Miss Cecil Anderson, from Farragut'
came Sunday evening to teach IN the
high school in the place of her sister,
Miss Pearl, who is i'll at her home.
Edward Packard visited the past
week with his son, Judd, in Sioux City.
H, jain visited last week with his
wife who is confined in hospital III
Des Moines.
Mrs. Clarence Chamberlin, from Bel
mond, Neb., is visiting with relatives
here this week.
A box social was held at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Olson OF Astor,
Saturday evening for the beneht OF
the Red Cross. There were AZ boxes
sold: total receipts $144.25.
| Mrs. S. NJ Neeley and daughter;
Miss Sadye, left Friday for Councll
Bluffs, where they will make tnelr ~
ture home The family have llVed III
Manila for nearly twenty-three years.
and they will be greatly missed oy
their MANY friends. They have both
heen faithful members of the Presby-
terian church. where Miss Sadye has
Gang in the choir for several years.
She has also acted as secretary for the
Guild. Mrs, ]. Johnson, however, vii!
take her place. Their friends hope
thew will like their new home.
Miss Rula Tryon is reported quite
ill at her home. 80,
r O. Wilkinson, who has been i'll
lfor the past ten weeks, was taken to
the Nicholas Sim hospital in Omaha on
lFriday. Mrs. Wilkinson and a doctor
laccompanied him. His many friends
lhone he will soon be able to be ABOUT
again.
| Miss Patterson, who has assisted IN
mrs. r. Rasmussen's millinery SHOP
returned to her home in Harlan Sat
lurday.
| Miss Alma Ivey has accepted
nosition with Dyson & Calvin IN the
dry goods department.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Goddard were
t Omaha visitors last Thursday.
: Mrs.,W. B. L:gget: and Mrs. JONI
Calyif, will entertain the Guild on FRI
l lday afternoon at the home OF the lat
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Smith and children
, returned Wednesday from Hobart
: Okla. where they have been visiting
relatives for some time.
, Mrs. NJ. Grimes and Carl, accompan
| led bv Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Barber
4 we're Manning visitors Wednesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George Fenner motor
l ed to Marshalltown Saturday, wher'
$ they visited with the formers mother
f Miss Blanche Fuller returned Sun
f day evening after few days Vlsl
0 with her parents.
+ Miss Blanche Windish visited owe
e Sunday with her parents at Perry.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Windish expect t.
move here soon into the George Fulle
d property.
d Miss Clark, who has been assistin
MRS. J. 3. Schmidt in her mllllner
l. shop, returned to her home IN Ceda
\. Rapids Saturday.
IS F. McEwen, from Woodbine, visite
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. r
D. C. Jackson, the past week.
n Sidney Gaumer was up from III
n school duties at Ames college owe
n Sunday visiting his mother and slste
S. Miss Pearl Suiter left Wednesda
for Madrid, where she will visit wit
friends until the latter part OF tn
week.
! Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Greif,
baby boy, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Goddard left Q
Thursday for Florida, where they WI
- spend the winter.
ar Miss Rhea Sylvester visited the Ia
ter part of the week with friends
Is Wilton Junction.
Miss Marie Joel visited the latt'
~ part of the week with her parents
Monmouth, ILL.,
er CLAYTON Kemmer came Monday fro
Hollywood, Cali. for a visit at Il
home of MIR. and Mrs. q. d. Broka
be land other relatives.
Mrs. H. Hortman and daughter. dc
to othy, visited the week end at Ver!n
lion, S, D., with the formers parent
ID. On Tuesday at s o'clock at the Sa
red Heart church occurred the ma
at lriage of Mr.. Dennis Griffin, of Blu
Grove, and Miss Edna McNertney. L.
ur bride is the daughter of Mr.. Mauri
McNertney of this city. She carrl
tended by Miss Margaret Houllhan,
cousin from Denison. Mr.. LaWren
rd- McNertney. brother of the bride.
ed as best man. Mr.. Frank Knott p
nv, sided at the organ. playing the brio
chorus from Lohengrin's weddl
he march. Miss Thomas and Miss Po
ers and r. A. Hickey sang the anthe
an AVA Maria" The young couple
be at home to their friends on ia
Ter near Buck Grove.
Edward Saunders returned 7
$ | week from Pierre, S. D.. where he
been visiting friends for few day
The teachers were entertained
md the home of Prof. and Mrs. Hartn
Tuesday evening.
der M. Sutton, who has been working
Parshall, N. D., returned to his no
a here this week.
There have been some changes m.
an in the Red Cross sewing classes. !
"Wednesday and Saturday classes hi
me. been dropped. Mrs. Barrow
charge of the Tuesday class, Mrs.
n, Jahn Thursday and Mrs. w. H. Bro