The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-14

tertaining in her usual pleasing man
ner. The pleasures of the afternoon
were greatly enjoyed, especially thu
dainty refreshments served at the con
Iclusion.
Miss Anna Hansen came up from
Dunlap Saturday to visit at the Pete
Bahr home.
e. A. Bryan was business caller in
town Saturday from Denison.
Mrs. Wm.i Mcdonald and son, Carl
were in Sioux City Wednesday where
they consulted a specialist in regards
to the health of the latter.
A number of Mrs c. j. O'Meara's
| friends rendered her a surprise\ on
Thursday evening before leaving for
her new home in the country. The
time was passed in fancy work and
social talk after which tempting re.
freshme nts which the guests brought
were served.
Mrs. Art Randel and daughter, Elsie
went to Omaha Saturday to see Mr..
Randel in the hospital. He is report
ed to be not getting along as we'll as
expected, fact sorry to note.
Sheriff Cummings was down from
Denison last Saturday.
Mrs. Jay Thompson was a county
seat caller one day last week.
=, A surprise was given at the Fritz
Konekamp home Saturday night by the
neighbors and friends, the occasion
being the birthday of the latter. The
evening was spent in a very enjoyable
manner and it is needless to say all
had fine time. Nice refreshments
very fittingly closed the evenings
pleasures and the guests took their
leave wishing the honored one many
more happy birthdays.
Harry Reed and son, Clarence, were
over from Ute Saturday. The latter
remained and will stay at the Jack
O'Brien home and attend school here.
Miss Viva Alexander was down from
Denison Sunday visiting her grand
parents, Henry Roy, and family.
= Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dugan, of Kan
sas City, came Wednesday for q visit
with their relatives the John Rock
we'll family. q .,'@15.' -
Rev. Hagaman, of the Baptist col
lege, of Des Moines, conducted services
at the Baptist church here Sunday
morning going from here to Denison
where he gave an address, In the eve
ming at the church there.
Mrs. Jack O'Brien entertained DR..
J. O. Brill and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Butterworth at a o'clock din
ner Saturday evening.
Mrs. Jake Burwell was down from
Denison the latter part of the week
visiting her folks.
Morris and Hudson McHenry and
the Misses Lois Manning and Ruth
Swasey motored to Denison one day
last week.
The members Of the L. D. s. Religio
enjoyed a taffy pull at the home of
Miss Leslie Crandell Friday evening.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Houston Saturday, March
the 10th. -
P. J. Brown and wife spent Saturday
night with Denison relatives.
Bob Moorehead was up from Omaha
for several days the past week, guest
at the John Ahart. home.
Miss Nita Ebzery returned the first
of the week to her home in Mapleton
after spending several weeks at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bryan.
Herbert Christensen was over from
Charter Oak and spent the weekend
at the parental, Fred Christensen,
home.
Pat Houston accompanied a ship
ment Of stock to Omaha Thursday.
Lou Long has been laid up with
lame knee, the result of fall.
Rev. "A. B. Adams and wife enter
tanned her sister, Mrs. c. w. Brewer,
Of Magnolia, few days the past week.
Mrb. Henry - Peterson, of Exeter,
Nebr., arrived Monday evening for a
visit with her brother, R. E. Lusk,
and wife.
Mrs. ]. J. Houston spent the greater
part of last week in Dunlap helping
to care in the illness of her father,
Mike O'Connell ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Miller and baby
were over from Ute visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs Fred Wiblish |
ouser Saturday and on Sunday they
spent the day with her parents, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Fred Christensen.
Quite number from here attended
The l.. D. S. services in Arion last
week. We understand that the meet
ngs will continue thruout this week,
L1ucT -. ~. I1dIpo UcIu6 Ill SudI &c.
Miss Lulu Howorth went to Denison
Monday to spend few days at the
saac Howorth home.
A. A. Birkhofer shipped a car of
lorses to Omaha Saturday night: "'t@
Maxine Holcomb has been suffering
or the past week with a light attack !
II pneumonia. ~"
VIM. Mcdonald visited a couple of |
lays the first of the week at the home |
If his son, Claude, in Denison.
Last week. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
:. F. Behling was saddened by the !
leath angel claiming their two weeks
I'D twins a boy and girl. One passed
way Friday night and the other Sat
lrday morning A short funeral SER
ice was held at the home Sunday |
Ind the burial took place in the ceme-
cry of Hanover. township. The grief
stricken parents have the most heart
cit sympathy of all.
Mrs. Frank Odell left Monday for
visit with relatives in Jefferson.
The w. F. NJ. S. of the Methodist /,