The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-02

by Mrs. Fritz.
. William Turner was among the call
ers in Denison Wednesday.
The Jess Agec family moved to Den
ison last week, where Mr.. Agee ha
secured employment in blacksmith
shop.
Mrs. w. A. Seemann was hostes:
to the members of the G.. H. G. clut
and number of invited guests las
Thursday afternoon, entertaining II
her usual way which always proves
u great delight to her guests. lnvi
tations were issued to forty but owing
to the inclement condition of the
weather only twenty-five were pres
ent. One of the pleasing features OF
the afternoon was the making of May
baskets. Each guest was given a piece
of paper and needle and thread with
which they were requested to make q
May basket A pretty basket contain
ing a lovely bouquet of cut flowers
was awarded to Mrs. J. A. Scott for
making the incest May basket. A
sumptuous two course luncheon con
cluded the afternoon and the company
] reluctantly broke up, thanking the
hostess for n very pleasant afternoon.
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business callers here Friday from Den.
ison.
DR.. J. r. Potter returned Thursday
from several days spent at New Hall
with his daughter and family.
Miss Margaret Houston, from near
Dunlap. enjoyed week end visit here
with friends.
N. r. Wilder was an Omaha visitor
on Friday last.
The w. Il. Fishel family entertained
Mrs. Fishers sister, Mrs J. r. Harker,
OF Mapleton, few days last week..
The Harvey Huntington family NOV.
ed to the country the first Of the past
week. ~ ,s. ,a l.,a"g -
| Howard Rule came up Friday night
! from the Bluffs for a weeks visit with
! his folks. ~, t.r EaG5& .f"i
+. J. A. Drill, our local veterinarian, is
having a hospital erected on the place
he recently purchased from Alfred
Jackson.
Oliver PETIT and sister. Fannie, spent
the day Friday in Omaha.
w. f. Fishel and Morris Griffin were
among the county seat callers Friday.
Little Frances Clark returned to Car
roll Friday evening after having spent
the greater part Of the week at the
home of her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F.. Rudd. Her aunt, Mrs. Marie
Rudd, accompanied her to Carroll and
returned Saturday afternoon.
Miss Muriel Barton, of Odebolt, was
a business caller in town Saturday.
While here she was guest at the NJ.
G. Virgins home.
The Charley Bean family left Thurs
day for their home in Marshalltown
after weeks visit at the Fred Bean
home. They stopped here on their re-
turn from winters sojourn in Texas.
George Dillenberger was passen-
ger to Vail Saturday night. where he
spent Sunday.
Prof Jacob Johnson was down from
Denison in attendance at meeting
of the school board Saturday.
Edith Mae Holmes was down from
Denison Saturday afternoon between
trains visiting her mother, Mrs.
Holmes, who is caring for Mrs. VIM.
Jenkins.
Miss Mae Killion, who Is working in
Dunlap, came up Saturday night for
an over Sunday visit with her parents
John Killion and wife.
John Mathys was a visitor in Oma.
ha Thursday.
DR., Fairbanks, hog cholera special
list, was in town Saturday on business.
He visited over Sunday at the home of
DR.. J. A. Brill and WIFE His home is
in Manning.
The Isaac Howorth family were
down from Denison one day the, past
week visiting relatives.
Chas. Derry was passenger to
Woodbine Saturday, where he spent
Sunday at his home
A. III. Cook was caller at the coun.
ty seat Saturday
Miss Eva Roy was very pleasantly
surprised on Saturday afternoon, when
number of her girl friends gathered
at her home to enjoy a good social
hour. Music was rendered and games
played. Two contests were given. In
the first one Miss Josephine Stepanek
won the prize, pretty handkerchief
receiver. Miss Mae Houston was
awarded the consolation prize, can
dy rabbit. In the second contest Miss
Eva Roy won beautiful handkerchief
receiver. the consolation prize being
given to Miss Josephine Stepanek. 1t
is needless to say that all had a most
delightful time. About S o'clock they
repaired to the home of Mrs. Jack
O'Brien, where at six an elegant din.
ner was served, which was indeed fay
orable to the appetite. Mrs. O'Brien
was assisted in serving by Miss Leota
Bean. After dinner the guests de-
parted for their homes pronouncing
the occasion one which will never be
forgotten.
Art Randall was caller in Dunlap
Saturday.
P. J. Brown was up from Missouri
Valley Friday.
The school board held meeting on
Saturday and at this time two more
new teachers were elected as follows:
Miss Muriel Barton, of Odebolt, music
and drawing. Miss Barton is not an
entire stranger in this community as
the family lived here some twenty-five
years ago, at which time her father
was pastor of the M. e. church. The
other teacher elected was Mr.. Dent
ley, of Aurelia, for manual training,
agriculture and athletics. The follow
ing is the corpse of teachers elected
so far: Miss Agnes Goddard, first
grade; Mrs. Anna Williams, OF Deni-
son, second; Miss Mildred Virgins.
third: Miss Mabel Cole fourth: Miss