The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-09

) visitor in Dakota the first Of the week
Mrs. l.. S. Jones is here from he1
home in Montana visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Carl Steiner
!, Bert Grawberg spent the week with
his people in Correctionville
Fred Loptien was in Charter Oak for
a few days the first of the week.
l. l.. N. Roose was business caller
III Sioux City and Sac City the first
of the week.
Fred Thomson has closed his work
here with the First National bank and
has accepted similar one with a
bank in MapletOn at an increased sal.
airy. He left for there Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. G. ]. Turner went to
Des MONIES Monday. where he
|'attended a dental convention and Mrs.
Turner visited with friends. Later
they went to Grinnell, where they WIS.,
tied her people. '
Miss Hilda Christensen has so far
recovered from her recent illness as
to be able to resume her school work
E;ev. and Mrs. Werner are moving
their home from Omaha this week
and will become permanent residents
| OF Charter Oak. They will occupy
the house recently vacated by Mrs.
Smith.
/ George Specht and sisters. Emma
and Meta, went to Sioux City Wednes-
day to visit Miss Ida in the hospital.
Miss Elsie Amstein was pleasantly
surprised last Tuesday evening when
the Lutheran choir went down to
spend the evening and help her re-
member her birthday. A very enjoy.
able evening was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Morton are
moving from their home in Illinois to
Denison. and stopped off enroute to
visit in the Cbas. Jones home
Mrs. Will Prohssco returned home
Sunday evening after good visit with
Mrs. John O'Conneil in Ute. ~" a1#'ss$
The following young people were
Ute visitors Sunday afternoon: Miss
es Verna Weed. Vern Jones and Gladys
Jones, Leonard Wood Leslie Lyons
Lyle shattuck William Perry and
Gerald Weed ,-.-->----.--.- .-.,. y
81. The high, school glee club was very
pleasant ly entertained at the home
of Edward Thomson Friday evening.
The evening was spent with music,
visiting and games. after which de-
lightful luncheon, which was provided |
by the girls was served. A most en- |
joyable time is reported.
The Camp Fire girls discovered that |
Sunday would be the birthday of their
mrs. Grace Citizens, so all |
unknown to her they provided them
selves with luncheon and bore down
upon her in her home Saturday after
noon Needless to say, Il most de-
ightful time was had as these girls
nave way of their own of having a
good time and enjoying themselves.
1t a late hour they departed for their i,
ZONES, each one wishing Mrs. Citizens
many happy returns of the day.
Ralph Hansen visited with his peo-
lie in Battle Creek Saturday and Sun
lay. ,a. Z, r.,sg,. ...r .'1
Clyde Fletcher, !. mechanic at the
lone Auto company, has announced
lis intention of joining the aviation
orps the fifteenth Of the month. His
many friends will be sorry to lose
lin from their midst but glad he can
'e Of service to our country.
The dance given Saturday night was
veil attended HAMS orchestra fur
lished patriotic music throughout the
vening. Those attending from out OF
own were Clarence Cunningham. Clay
Kelley and Marion Sankey, of Maple
on; Eva Cline. Of Dunlap, and Martha
and Ed Holtorf, of Schles.
viz. b, 5,s.-,@ $50. via.
Ernest May left Monday morning
or Carroll after spending the week
listing friends in the Oak.
Jake Passman, of Ute, was an over
sunday visitor in the Sam Passman
ome. -- -
Neil Coin, Edward Thomson, Leo
laub and John Rae visited in Ute
sunday.