The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-28

com has been quite i'll during the past
few weeks but We hope to see him re
cover again. ,,,,
I Mr.. John Williams who has occup
led the S. Horr house during the win
ter expects to depart for his home in
Wyoming this week. Mrs. Williams
is feeling quite well again and is
| gaining strength after her recent op
Grafton. We wish them all health
and a safe journey. i
The short programs of the Religio
Society have brought out many new
faces during the past few weeks. Let
ljthe good work continue,
The following program was render
ed last TUESDAY evening. eg-.
! Quartette-Mrs. Bessie Myers, Misses
e% Loyal Widths, Eunice Dobson and
Ruth Jordan.
Talk-Separation Between the Right
eous and the Wicked. Mr.. E. K.
Patchin.
Debate-Resolved That, the Ameri'
can Indians have suffered more
at the hands of the whites than
the negroes.
Aft: t.. Mrs. Browne and John
Rounds.
Neg: Mearl Myers and Ruth
Jordan.
Vocal Duet-Mesdames Bessie Myers
and Nora Rounds.
Rev. Allen tuned piano for Mrs.
Harry West at Boyer last week and
she reports his work very satisfactory
Mr.. and Mrs. Schiller were gladly
surprised by visit from their daugh:
tiers and families, Mrs, Mertyl Myers,
of Herring, and Mrs. Alice Turner,
of Denison on Sunday. 1t has been
about five weeks since they have seen
their children. u
Mr.. Ralph Beaman was taken quite
i'll in the store Saturday evening but
he is about his duties as usual; you
know how 1t is hard to keep good
man down.
Mr.. Guy Martin, ST. was in Denison
the latter part of the week playing
for a dance.
Mr.. John Taylor is moving to his
fanm two miles south of Denison,
this week where he expects to farm
on large scale this coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mearl Myers enter
tanned at supper on Saturday evening
Miss Florence Butterick, of Glidden.
A farewell party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Johnson
one mile east of Deloit Monday eve
ming. Many young people were pre-
sent and enjoyed the evening in sing
ing and playing games. A delicious
lunch was served and all departed at
an early hour with regrets that Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson are to leave this
and make their home at
Wall Lake. ".:
Our cartoonist, Mr.. Webster, has
IN display several of his drawings,
natural as life, in the shop windows
If some of his leading stars in the
,lay, "Mr. Bob" which will be pre-
ented in the Grill Hall on Friday
Come out to a good cause
md see the real heroes for Csc for
ldults and 15c for children.
Mr.. Joe True is again confined to
lis home with his annual attack of
He is not belfast this
line but was compelled to leave the
;tere Saturday day about 2:SSe ip the at.
,erndon. He is at work again as tho
nothing had happened.
Mrs. J. J. Hedges arrived in Deloit
rom Avoca, at the home of her daugh- !
.er, Mrs. Guy Martin, jr., for a visit.
Mrs. H. C.,Mauck and little son.
frederick, visited from Tuesday till
Saturday with her parents in Lake |
City. Mr.. Mauck and son, Harry,
,ook their meals at Mrs. Browns.
Avery Mason contracted case OF
:onsilitis and has been quite sick the |
past week but is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Van Fleets little son is i'm !
proving now after being under the |
loctor's care for few days with a |
severe cold.
Mr.. Fritz Weber, the leading bar
Der in town, visited his parents sew
sral days last week, Mr.. M. Myers
taking charge of his shop.
Mr.. Tom Benefits son, William,
has been critically ill with pneumon-
"a but at this writing is convelscent. !
Earl Winans, jr, accompanied his
uncle, Harry Childress, to Denison on
Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Inns who |
have been visiting friends and rela-
ives here during the past two weeks
Monday to their home in
Mallard, Ia, being ready to depart
Saturday but owing to Opal not feel
ing well deferred their trip.
Mr.. Dell Richardson spent several
days in Council Bluffs visiting his
son, Luff, who is employed by an oil
Miss Nathalie Allen is expecting to
return to her home in Deloit after
her term as substitute
.eacher and will give music lessons
she can have class large
enough to make a paying proposition.
She comes highly recommended to
IS as musical instructor.
H. C. Mauck was absent from
he drug store Saturday morning on
account of the grip.
The home of Mrs. Jas. Mckim was
made merry by the assembling of
many guests Thursday evening and
in honor of it's being on the 22nd OF
February, it was termed Colonial
Party. Each guest was attired to re-
present some colonial person.; each
brought box filled with goodies"
,or lunch. These boxes were num-
oered and numbers sold which netted
he society a neat sum. The evening
was passed in playing games, sing
ing and instrumental music. All re-
port good time.
Rev. Allen comes to us highly reco-
as a piano tuner He was