The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12

early date.
Mrs. Walter Bryan is reported to
be ON the sick list.
Miss Lisle GoldswOrthy was over
from Manning and spent tile week
end at the parental, j. r. GOdsWOrthy
home.
DR.. Floyd Sharp was home from
Des Moines over Sunday.
Miss Flora Virgins was up from
Woodbine and spent the Sabbath with
her folks.
Miss Coda Dow returned Monday
from three weeks visit with rela-
|tives in Chicago.
Miss Fern Kingery. of Adair. one Of
the newly elected teachers for the
coming year was in. town short
time Monday On business.
Albert Miller was business visit
or in Denison Oh Monday last. Mr..
Miller tells us that he has rented
the 4. A. RirkhOfer farm one mile
west of town for next year.
Mrs. Jack O'Brien spent the day
Tuesday visiting friends in Omaha.
Arden Bell was among the callers
at the county capital Monday.
The Benson Smith family were up
from Woodbine last week visiting
relatives and attending the fair
Guild Rudd who is in the signal
corps at Marsa, Texas, has been home
several days the past week visiting
at the parental, J. f. Rudd, home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien motored
to Harlan and visited friends recent
ly.
We are told that the new school
will not he in readiness for opening
announced last week, but is expected
to be opened October first. The fol-
lowing is the corps of teachers: Jacob
Johnson, Supt., Miss Agnes Goddard.
First grade. Miss Anna Williams, Sc
cond grade, Miss Mildred Virgins.
third, Miss Mabel Cole, fourth. Miss
Ellen Goddard. fifth. Miss Hilda
Turnlund. sixth. The seventh and
eisth grades are to be divided between
Misses Fern Kingery and Caroline
Schirk. the former from Adair and
the latter from Spencer. The high
school teachers are: Miss Martha
Weiss. of Denison, who will teach
domestic science, O. r. Bentley.
manual training. agriculture and ath-
letics. Miss Muriel Barton, Of Ode
bolt, music and drawing, Miss Ber-
nice Hunsicker, History and German,
Miss Margaret Ryan, English, and
Public Speaking, and Miss Marie Hell
sley, of Denison. Science. Prof. John
son has his office in the back room
of the Farmers State Bank and any
one who wishes to consult him in re-
gard to matters pertaining to the
school. etc, may call there. The high
school tuition will be five dollars per
yeaer and the grades, $3.50. The tu-
ition pupils are to have"the same
privileges OF the school wagons as
the others. Lee Cramer ahas been
secured for the janitOr work.
Miss Jennie Cramer wentito Bloom
field, Nebr last week for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Fable Crandall
and family. H.
A. l., Colby and son. Ernest. and
daughter Zelma, stopped here a
couple of days the first OF the week
for a visit at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Kuykendall They were on their way
from a couple of months sojourn in
Castana, to their home in Humboldt.
Kansas.
Mrs. William Rule returned the
first of the week from a visit Mith
relatives at Fairfield. |F 4
The ROYAL Neighbors held their re-
gular monthly meeting Tuesday OF
last week at the home of Mrs. George
Binnell. A fine lunch was served
at the close of the meeting.
Lester Cue and Walter Murphy
were over from the Willow Sunday,
visiting friends.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and son.
Gerald and daughter, Naomi, We're
visiting in Omaha Monday and Tues
day.
Alfred jackson and wife went to
McOre,lead Monday to spend a few
days with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. George keairnes Wis
tied relatives in Nebraska last week
Miss Ethel Smith. of Manning. was
guest at the Charlie Igou home the
first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BcrEa and chill
dren left Monday overland for a
weeks visit at Montour.
The Harold Salisbury family, Of
Glluuen anu also MISS Nupel SfOSS
who is teaching there came over Sun
day for visit with the families Of
Geo. keairnes and Mrs. Bessie Hol-
comb.
Albert kral and Kenneth Short, of
Vail were callers here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clark and Miss
Josephine Stepanek were Dunlap Wis
itors Saturday.
Leslie Logsdon of Ames who has
been visiting at the home Of his sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Glassburner. for the
past two weeks or so has gone to
Woodbine where he has position.
b. NJ. McElwain motored to Denison
Sunday evening taking his parents
home. they having been here to spend
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. John keairnes spent the
Sabbath day at the William Marshall
home near De!Oit.
J. A. Gibbs of Canada who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Leslie How
orth for several weeks has gone to
Omaha where he will join the sig
nal service corps.
Ezra Sheldon was over from Ar