The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-25


ger to Denison on Friday where she
spent the week end at her home re-
turning Monday morning to take up
her duties as teacher in the Mott Nc
Henry school. '"
Miss Marguerite Mullen was a pass.
enger to Dunlap Saturday for an over
Sunday visit. rs T" - '"'
Mrs. A. r.. Alexander and son, Clyde
and little daughter, Arlene. were Dun
lap visitors between trains Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. f.. IT,. Swasey and daughters,
Ruth and Louise, spent the day shop
ping in Omaha Saturday. d.
The Charley Bean family arrived
Friday evening from winters So
journ in Texas and are spending the
week at the home of his brother,
Fred Bean. Their home is in Marshall
town.
Miss Coda Dow was passenger
to Omaha Saturday where she visited
over Sunday with relatives.
Roscoe Sheldon went to Omaha on
Friday and accompanied his wife
home Saturday the latter having spent
the greater part of the week in a
hospital there.
The Australian Ballot social given
in the Methodist church parlors by
the Epworth League Friday night was
quite a success considering the incle-
ment weather and bad condition of
the roads. The attendance was not
as large as it would have been had
the wea(har been hnoHc favo(ablct
However the program was carried out
as had been previously announced, A
Very nice supper was served and tie
occasion was very much enjoyed by
those present, All contributed 1iber-
ally which means a neat sum to the
League's pledge on the basement fund.
Mrs. W1n. jenkins. whose illness'was
reported last week, has not been I'M
proving as rapidly as Yves expected,
and Saturday a nurse in the person
of Mrs. Holmes. was called from Deni-
son to care for her. Her friends all
hope for speedy recovery.
One of the most pleasant social
functions of the season was the
meeting of the J. 3. G. club Saturday
afternoon at the home of Miss Vesta
Riddle in the country. A very large
number gathered to participate in the
pleasures of the afternoon and this
was no exception to the jolly times
usually enjoyed with this popular hos
tess. At the close the guests were
treated to bOuntious repast.
Mrs. Ida Plough and children came
down from Denison Saturday to spend
a few days at the home of her brother,
Fred Christensen.
Fred Eandell came home Thursday
from Lincoln, Nebr.. probably to re-
e., - tod Init 1nn0kh If TINA
Mesdames NJ. A, Rgsby and John
Gibson went to DeniSpn Saturday for
an over Sunday visitSwith the latter's
sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Henry and family.
Mrs. F. c., HOwOrth was in Dunlap,
between trains Saturday AFTERNOON.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Florence Rosey5 Of Omaha, and Miss
Marie Daily, Of Dunlap who visited
over Sunday here. s,''' - 'tt''''@
G. W. Jordan has purchased the lots
of John Walters in the south part of
town and we are told that he is to
build a new residence there this
spring. "@ts9 vs." s&g'. g.. t@s.-
Mr.. and Mrs., Gus Anderson. jr., and
children were visiting III Denison on
Saturday last week. .,..a. " -
The Jess Henderson family enter
tanned Mrs. tHenderson's sister-in-
law, Mrs. A. z. Waiburn, of Guthrie
Center a few days the past week.
Mrs. Lou Howorth has gone to
Idaho for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Fred Butler and family.
Misses Esther and Lulu Sciford
were passengers to DcnisOn Saturday
evening where they spent Sunday.
w. A. Seemann spent the week end
with his family here. "s4
Miss Leta Manning was here from
Omaha and spent the Sabbath at the
parental. Prof. G. w. Manning home.
Mrs. julius Ahart was hostess to the
Larkin club Tuesday of the past week.
A good attendance and fine time
is reported. The usual pastime of
framework etc. was induldged in. Two
guessing contests were given in which
| Mesdames Bert Winn and r. W.eTcch
| won! prizes. A@dainty luncheon was
served to'close the afternoons pleas
led '1rerril and wife who have been
| living III one of Mrs. Eva Baber's
Residences Tor several months past,
| lcft last week for Olnaha where they
will spend a week or so with her folks
after which they will go to Nevada
where he will work in the gold mines.
While here he was engaged in car
| penter work with the G. l.. Rudd
crew.
Glenn Hempllill was over from Buck
Grove Sunday.
Chas. Smith and wife entertained
as Sunday guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Ringer, of Omaha.
| Arnold lsbell returned to Logan on
! Monday after a week end visit with
| his folks.
Clark Best was Dunlap visitor on
Monday. s...< 49,.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Haskins were
| over from Manila aud Sundayed at
| the home of her parents, Jake Reeser
and wife. r.. .,'-a
| d. NJ. McElwain wife and daughter
Pearl mutored to Denton Sunday
morning where they spent the day will
his folks. IL ~ e.,
| A. L. jackson was an Omaha bust
ness visitor Monday. ''
Foster Tiilctt was in Derlson Sun
| day evening.
| Harry Skunk and wife left the first
of the week for Dcnison. he having
secured carpenter work there.
Monday night in the opera house
rorl u,Uonhork'c Hip CircuS was mi