The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-29

of success in their new location.
Mrs Dave McAllister and two chill.
dren were down from Denison the
latter part OF the week visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. John Ed
wards, ST..
Mrs. Sam Trip. of DRILL, S. d.. and
her mother. Mrs w. w. Galland, were
passengers to Denison Friday. where
home for few days.
Mrs Ada Wheeright was among
the county seat visitors Friday.
Mrs. George Binnall played the part
of hostess to the Friday club Friday
afternoon and good turnout i: re-
ported. The hostess entertained in
her usual manner which always proves
a great delight to her guests. The
afternoon was completed with a de-
| liciOus luncheon.
Mrs. Schneckloth and daughter. En-
| lily, of Denison, were pleasant visitors
at the e. V. Goddard home Thursday.
! The latter had Just returned from
| Des Moines. where she attended the
summer session of school. We are in
formed that she has a position as a
teacher Of history in the public school
of Miller, S. d., for the coming year.
Mrs A. w. Swanson and daughter.
! Hazel, and Gladys. were passengers
from Omaha Thursday evening for a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack O'Brien.
Miss Adelaide Potter returned from
Cedar Falls Saturday after having
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school,
Mrs. Il. G. Laird and children came
up from Omaha Friday for visit at
the Arch Laird home.
Ed Lyons came over from the Oak
Thursday for several days visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ahart.
His wife, who had been spending the
week there. went home with him.
Joseph Smith has returned from a
several weeks sojOurn with his broth
| err. John, and wife in Clark, s. ID.
Mrs. Roy Roupc and children left
the first of last week for their home
in AmeS. after a visit at the home of
her mother, Mrs. S. e. Baber
A birthday surprise was rendered
Mearle Binnall on Friday night The
event was to have taken place on
Wednesday, but was postponed on ac-
count OF the threatening weather, thus
the surprise was not as complete as
1t otherwise would have been. Never
theless each one present had very
enjoyable time, The evening was
concluded with nice refreshments, af-
ter which adieuS were said and the
guests departed wishing the guest of
honor many happy returns Of the day.
The EN-. Chamberlain family were
ove'' from Lake View for short time
last Thursday.
e. II. 'Swasey and William Walters
were >Denison visitors Thursday.
Mrs: James Poster was down from
Denison Thursday to attend the Gal
land funeral and also for a visit with
relatives. 'd'.''.. % y ''.1' ~ :
John Virgins was up from Wood
bine Friday. yisiting,at the home Of his
grandparents, NJ. G. Virgins and
wife.
Cecil Edwards was over from Ida
Grove Friday and visited his folks.
Mrs. Reuben Huff and son returned
Friday to their home in Missouri Val
ley having been called here by the
death OF her father. w. w. Galand.
Chester Lyman and little Frances
clark were down from Carroll be-
tween trains Friday afternoon visiting
at the j. F. Rudd home.
Miss Eva Roy visited with relatives
in Denison Thursday. Her little niece.
Lola Seryoss, came home with her for
a few days visit.
Ruth Wingrove, of Dcnison, was
q guest Of her aunt, Clara Mae Mum
sey, couple of days the last of the
week. T.
The Larkin club was delightfully."- en-
tertained Friday at the home of Mrs.
NJ. A. Pcarsall and all present enjoy
ed themselves immensely. The dainty
and appetizing luncheon which was
served at the close was also a much
enjoyed feature
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kremien and
the baby were passengers to Dc3
MONIES Saturday, where they will Wis
it her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Daughenbaush, and also take in the
fair.
Dr. Floyd Sharp was over from the
Oak a short time Saturday, taking the
train from here to Des Moines. Hav-
Aht SihHtCu do Il veterinarian some
time ago he received a message Fri
day night to report at headquarters.
Mrs. ThOs. Rae entertained at din
ner Tuesday evening Mrs. Jay Wood
ruff and son. Joe, Of Omaha, Mesdamcs
Mary McHenry, Hudson Downs and
4Acker and Misses Janet Rae and Bar
bara and Nell Scott The affair was d
very pleasant one.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Fishcl and their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Camel,
and }. II. Harmon and wife. of Upper
Sandusky, o., spent couple of days
in Omaha recently.
Miss Lillian Saunders. of Manila,
and Miss Ethel Goodman, of Coin,
were guests Of Miss Lucinda McHcnry
several days the past week.
The B. NJ. McElwain family enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Patter-
son, OF Silver City, few days The
guests were on their honeymoon, hav-
ing just been married at Council Bluffs
the day they came here
The fine new bungalow of J. II.
Young has been completed and the
family will soon move into it. J u.
Wise has bought the old residence of
Mr.. Young and will move his family
there as soon as it is vacated. The