The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-03

Monies. second semester: Engl1Sl
six, chemistry, modern history, civics
} Fourth year, first semester: Physic
American history, English seven, on
elective Of algebra three, arithmetic
soils or mechanical drawing. Secont
semester: American history, English
eight, one elective Of algebra four, all
imal husbandry or turning and ce
ment.
Grade teachers: One, Agnes God
dard; two, Mrs. Anna Williams; three
Mildred Virgins; four, Mabel Cole
; five, Ellen Goddard; six, Hilda Turn
lund; seven and eight. Fern KingerJ
and Caroline Shirk; high school teach
in; Bernice Hunsicker, history anC
German; Marie Helsley, science
Martha Weiss, domestic science; o
r. Bentley, agriculture, manual train
ing and athletics; Muriel Barton
music and drawing; superintendent
Prof. Jacob Johnson. The drivers OF
the busses are George Binnall, Ray
mOnd ButterWOrth, George Rule, Leh
Clothier, Elmer Stinsen, Morris Nc
Henry, Carl Nicklesen and J. N. Bell
A baby daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Carhaugh Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. S. Thomas and
daughter came Saturday from Rock
well City for visit at the f. L. Thorn
as home. Sunday their son, Bernard
came and he and his father returned
home in the afternoon while the 9th
ers remained for longer visit
| Mrs. Chas. Butterworth and daugh.
ter, Viola, were Denison visitors Fri
day.
| The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society meets on Wednesday after
noon of this week in the parlOrs of
the Methodist church, this being the
first meeting Of the year. Mrs. Frank
McHenry will have charge Of the les
son.
| Thursday a girl of fifteen years of
age by the name of Dizzy Golf, from
Des.s Moines, arrived at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wiener In re-
Spouse to an ad they Unpublished
In a Des Moines paper for a girl to
assist in the household duties. Later
it was found that the girl had run
| away from home, when on Friday
Marshal Harvey Hamerick received a
| notice giving description Of the girl,
| and he was also requested to be on the
| lookout for her. After she was found
| at the Wiener home the parents were
notified and they arrived Sunday and
took their daughter home with them.
Several orchestration books have
been ordered and received for the
Methodist choir and 1t is their pur-
| pose in the near future. when an Or
chestra Is formed, to render music
along that line on Sunday evenings.
1t would be greatly appreciated if
| anyone having violin, cornet, etc.,
| will assist In the music, thus helping
to make it great success.
Miss Mildred Virgins spent the day
Monday visiting the schools in Deni-
son.
Mrs. William Lueck spent couple
OF days last week in Denison, having
been called there by the death of her
friend. Mrs. Anna Fisher.
Mrs. T. E. Fritz was a passenger
to Denison Sunday morning, where
| she was a guest at family dinner at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Fritz,
| complimentary to their son, John, who
will soon leave for military service.
Will Spence is recovering nicely
from his recent severe illness and is
able to be about some.
David Walters is having an addition
| of two rooms built on the west side of
his residence. in the west part of
town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Rule and chill
| dren were over from Harlan Friday
visiting among the Rule and Goddard
families.
| The Warren Ettleman family have
moved into town and are occupying
the Wheelright residence vacated
sometime ago by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leslie. of Shell
~ county were recent visitors :lt
the home of their niece, Mrs. Clark
Best and family.
A surprise in the form of a card
party was rendered DIR. j. A. Brill on
Friday evening at his home. The
event was calculated to be given on
his birthday the Monday previous,
but for some reason or other, it was
postponed. A large number were pre-
sent and needless to say all had 4
fjne time. Nice refreshments con-
cluded the affair. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Odell and Mrs. l.. r. Mcbride
of Logan were pleasant out of town
guests.
DR.. McRae was up from the Bluffs
Friday to council with the local ply.
sicians concerning S. E. Goddard. who
has been belfast for several weeks.
We are told that as soon as he is a
little stronger an operation will be
performed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley were
Denison visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crandall and
children spent Sunday with the J..
Nv. Mcbride family at Defiance. Miss
Helen Mcbride who had spent the
past week with the l.. T.. Poitevin fam
lily went home with them. They were
also accompanied by Mrs. NJ. G. Wig
gins. who remained for a few days
visit with her daughtep. Mrs. Nc
Bride.
| Mrs. Jane Miller and granddaughter
Miss EldOra FOuts were in Dunlap on
Saturday afternoon between trains
where the latter had dental work
done.
Misses Ellen and Agnes Goddard
and Hilda Turnlund, Mrs. Jay Baber
Mrs. Ed Ahart and Mrs. Lee Barger
were Denison visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Jno. Torrey returned on Tues
day of last week to her home in Char
| ter Oak after n several DAYS visit