The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-23

! L. l.. Holcomb was a business visit
or in Omaha Saturday.
| Fred Rule was up from Council
Bluffs and spent the Sabbath with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rule.
Thos. Mccullough, was an Omaha
| visitor Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bean and Mr..
and Mrs Fred Thompson, spent Sun
| day at the Arch Wight home near
Buck Grove.
Mrs. M. A. Pearsall and daughter,
Phyllis, and Miss Beatrice Smith, WIS.,
tied from Friday to Sunday at the
| Jas. Pearsall, ST., home.
Miss Ora Butterworth was up from
Logan and made an over Sunday visit
with her folks.
Miss Cletta Bolken was passenger
to Denison Sunday night.
E. Fl. Swasey was a county seat
business caller Monday.
There will be a Red Cross rally on
Thursday evening, May "a, at the
opera house. All members are re-
quested to be present and also any
others, who may be interested. 1t
is also requested that the members
who have not paid their dues to try
and do so at this time.
John Mathys and Clarence Bryan
shipped stock to Omaha Monday night
Mr.. Mathys accompanying the ship
| ment. .
One of the most pleasant social
functions of the past week was
meeting of the members of the Pri-
ella club and Friday club, including
number Of invited guests at the
pleasant home of Mrs. c. w. Manning
ON last Thursday afternoon. A large
number were present to participate
in the pleasures of the occasion. The
usual pastime of fancy work, etc, was
INDUCED in, and at the close of the
afternoon the guests were treated to
a most tempting luncheon after which
they took their leave, thanking the
hostess for a very enjoyable time.
Miss Flora Virgins came up from
Woodbine Thursday afternoon and in
the evening. she in company with her
parents, NJ G. Virgins and wife, Miss
Mildred Virgins. Mrs. E. G. Virgins,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crandall
motored to Defiance to attend the eX.
ercises of the graduating class Of
which their granddaughter and neice
Miss Helen Mcbride, is member.
Mesdames Jane Wood and J. n.
Graul were in Denison Thursday, the
latter having dental work done.
Miss Nora Finnigan, Of Buck Grove.
was a guest at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Colby a couple Of days last
week.
Miss Grace Coan telephone operator
in Denison. was down Wednesday af
ternoon to relieve Miss Josephine
Munsey at the office here while the |
latter attended the funeral of Mrs. w. |
B. Gibson. who was one Of the men,
bers of her graduating class.
The Jess Coburn family are again |
residents here having moved last week |
from near Buck Grove. They are |
one of the houses of Mrs. |
Ada Wheelwright in the east part Of !
town, which was vacated some time |
ago by the w. w. Galland family.
Dr. f.. N. Coon was down from Deni:
son one day last week on business.
a Miss Fancheon Wiley and Vivian !
Sharp were county seat visitors on
Twin boys were born to Jay Baber
md wife on. Tuesday, May IS, but the
little ones lived only, few hours and
Wednesday afternoon were buried in
he Dow City cemetery. The parents
have the sympathy OF all.
& Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Glassburner, r. |
B. Smith and family and Frank Glass
burner and wife, of Woodbine, Fred |
Glassburner, of Ainsworth, Neb., A. |
f. Bryan and family, of Denison. Chas.
Horn, of Omaha Mrs. ]. +. Willett, of
Mont, and Miss Ruth Glass
burner, of Indianola, were i'll atten-
dance at the Gibson funeral Wednes-
day.
Mesdames J. U. Wise, w. A. See.
mann and Dave Clark, were among the |
visitors in Denison Thursday. q.
The open meeting of the Woman's
club for the month Of May has been
postponed until June ON account Of
the memorial services and commence
ment exercises at this time.
Quite number from here attended
the entertainment in Arion Wednes-
day night. Several had part in the
program. a s@@fss 4F. &3-
We are informed that Orvie Bohman
has bought the house and 10! OF J.
II. Young north OF the Fred Colby
property. gls A. t4,&h .hoL5
LIE. Mcbride. wife and daughter,
Virgene, came up from Logan Wednes
day to be iniattendance at the funeral
of Mrs W. iB. Gibson. The former
two returned Thursday while the latt
er remained until Sunday a the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. ard Mrs.
&. M. Brake.
Mrs. Enos Cross was Denison Wis
itor Friday.
The Ben Wingrove family were
down from Denison Wednesday visit
ing at the Thos. Munsey and the Jay
Baber homes.
P. J. Brown has given up his work
with the extra gang in Missouri Vail.
ey and is now employed with the
C. l.. Rudd carpenter crew here.
Howard Rule was up from the
Bluffs and spent the week end with
his folks. 49,.
Mrs. X. G. Luke went to 1ndianola
Friday to spend a few days with her
daughter, Kathleen, who is attending
Simpson college there.
Rev. G. r. Grant was up from Dun
lap Wednesday to conduct the Glib
son funeral. E -
: Work has been progressing rapidly
the past week on the erection OF the
new residence OF e. M. McElwain on
the former VIM. Kelly property in the
east part of town. This building,
when completed, with the fine cement
block garage, and large barn, which