The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-16
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Mrs. Jess Agee and baby daughte
came down from Denison Thursday t.
attend the class play in the Oper;
house that evening, returning to Den
ison Friday. While here they were
guests at the Hugh Butterworth home
Miss Iva Fishel returned Thursday
afternoon from a several days visit
in. Dehison at the home of her broth
Ser, III. B. Fishel. ....
Mrs. A. A. Alexander was in dunlap
between trains Wednesday afternoon
Will Clark shipped a car of stock to
Omaha Thursday and accompanied the
shipment
= Last. Wednesday night special
feature was put on at the picture show
In the afternoon a party was out on
the street taking snapshots OF the peO
pie of our town and these were shown
at the theater that night and proved
very interesting and amusing to the
audience. 49,.
p. J. Brown and wife have moved
into the residence of l.. l.. Holcomb in
the east part of town, the Holcomb
family having gone for their summers
camp as is their usual custom. He be-
ing engaged in road work.
Mrs. c. w. Manning was having
dental work done in Dunlap Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wilson are the hp'
pys parents of an II pound son, born
Wednesday, May 9th.
Mrs. A. A. Birkhofer, baby and
daughter. Marie, were shopping in
Denison Wednesday.
g. M. Talcott and wife spent the
day Wednesday in Omaha. ~ ~
s. A. Dow. and Sim Davis attended
the funeral of Mrs. Jane Ernest'i lin Lo.
gan Wednesday, flif i's}t
O. r. Reynolds returned Wednesday
from q pleasant two weeks visit with
his folks in Lafayette, Indyi fl'1 i'3@
b Morris Wilder came up FROM Omaha
Thursday to visit his parents, N. P.
Wilder and wife.
Hugh Butterworth, wife and chill
dren were among the Denison visitors
last Wednesday.
The Standard Bearers met Wednes.
day night at the A. H. Cook home with
3 large attendance. Mrs. Ida Talcott
was leader OF the lesson, the subject
Of which yAs Missions" Much in
terest and pleasure was taken in the
mystery box At the close of the les
son study social hour was enjoyed,
after which the company was treated
TO a dainty and tempting luncheon.
These meetings are always looked for
ward to with great pleasure as much
benefit as we'll as enjoyment is deriv-
ed from them.
3 Mrs. N. r. Wilder was an Omaha
visitor Thursday.
& q, NJ. TalcOtt sent a shipment Of
stock to Omaha last week.
q County Attorney w. E. kahler was
Town from Denison Thursday.
John Ahart is the owner of fine
rev Chandler roadster.
Y Mrs. Herbert Wilson and her moth
er-in-law were down from Denison on
Friday visiting Art Wilson and wife
and also getting acquainted with their
lew nephew and grandson.
=! 2 = i L:'-ssssfseJwTi- came up from Missouri
Valley Wednesday and spent the re-
of the week here.
Thursday Mrs. f. c. HOwOrth re-
;urned from several days spent in Chi
,ago with Rev. Daniel Reagan and
wife.
Il Clarence Fisher came up from Oma.
IL to attend the class play and also to
'isit his relatives, the Q. J. Judd fam
Is.
B Mrs. D. J. Graul and Miss Lola Fish
4 were among the visitors in Denison
4 Mry. Herman I.azerus and children
'eturned Wednesday night from, sew
,ral days visit with Ms. Lazerus'
olks. Her brother, Louis Eueben.
anne with them and spent few days.
Henry Olmstead was up from d ':,lap
Thursday.
Miss Janet Rae was Denison call
sr Wednesday,.
Mrs. w. e. Dow was county seat
visitor Friday.
J. "a. Scott aud Steve Hammock
we're passengers To Omaha Wednesday,
The class play, "A Doctor by Cour-
tesy," given in the opera house last
Thursday evening was decided sue
,ess and was Witnessed by a full house:
The play consisted of three acts, all
OF which held the. close attention OF
everyone. Each part was VOL taken
and all has been advertised the play
was one above the ordinary. + In con.
nectiOn with the play several fine Sc
lectiOiis were rendered by the high
school orchestra and Miss Margaret
Ryan also gave q number Of readings,
which were very much enjoyed and
loudly applauded "
Is Nafho, Hahn was amonp the county