The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
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Miss Helen Bell has returned from
visit Of several weeks with relatives
in Colfax.
The historical department of the Wo-
mans club met at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Harper last Tuesday.
Miss Marie Daily was Up. from" Dun
lap a couple Of days the past week, a
guest of Mrs. F. G. Howortli " > q,
While out hunting one. day last week
Fred Colby was fortunate in catching
a wolf.
n Mesdames David Clark and Adolph
Ahart and Miss Lena Birkhofer were
Omaha shoppers Wednesday.
Miss Frances Kelly was up from
Omaha Thursday for a visit with her
friend, Miss Elsie Randel
One of the most joyous occasions OF
the season was the annual banquet OF
the, Friday club at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Stepanek last Tuesday
evening. About forty were present
including the men and a number OF
invited guests. A delicious two course
dinner was served by the Misses Letha
Manning, Ruby Rolls, Mary Vollersen,
Marie Coleman, Byrl Odell and JOSE
phine Stepanek. After the repast came
a most enjoyable evening Of games,
cards, etc. One of the amusing fea-
lures was a contest of finding animals
and birds in which Mrs. Geo. Binnall
was awarded prize of pretty china
plate. Mrs. j. H. Young received the
BOBBY prize, a toy gun. AT a late hour
all departed for their homes having
tof
Mrs. Jemima Walters and son, John,
were among the county seat callers
Wednesday I'll. .a
Last Wednesday while pruning trees
at the Jim Scott home north OF town,
Pete Peterson had the misfortune to
fall from a ladder and dislocate an
arm at the elbow and also receive 9TH
err injuries. A physician was called
and administered to him and at the
present writing he is getting along as
we'll as can be expected. Owing to his
advanced age it will undoubtedly be
some time before he will regain the
use of his arm.
Mrs. Percy Brown went to Deloit
Thursday, where she was a guest at
a linen shower.
Mrs. D. j. Butler was down from Ari-
on in attendance at the meeting OF the
Woman's club at the home OF Mrs.
Mary Harper last week. ..e .s
Mrs. Spray Malone was an east
bound passenger Wednesday.
Mesdames S. e. Goddard, Mary Har-
per, r. w. Teck and the Misses Nelson
were Denison callers one day the past
week.
Mrs B. G. Lyman and little niece,
Frances Clark were here from Car
roll Wednesday visiting at the J. r.
Rudd home.
On Wednesday last while the family
washing was being done at the Thos.
Walters home their little two year old
son in some manner caught his hand
in the wringer and sustained broken
finger. A physician dressed the men,
Der and it is healing nicely now.
L. e. Mcbride came up from Logan
Wednesday for short visit at the G..
M. Brake home. returning Thursday.
His little daughter, Virgene, who had
been here nearly two weeks, returned
with him.
Mrs. J. A. Scott and daughters.
Mabel and Ruth, were Dunlap visitors
one day last week.
Mrs. Phillip Deitrick, of Lake View,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Carey, and family.
The w. F. M. S. met last Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. D. E. Bremser and
good attendance is reported. AT noon
a sumptuous dinner was served by
Mesdames Marian Cole, Clark Best, j.
A. Brill and D. E. Bremser. After din
ner came the lesson study in charge
of Mrs. Earl Morrison. Several papers
were read and all were very interest
ing.
Roscoe Sheldon and wife were visit
ors at the county seat one day last
week.
Gus Anderson and sons, Gus and Ar
thur, were in Omaha last week with
a shipment of stock ~-' -E.c -.
Miss Helen Stephenson visited rela:
tives in Denison Thursday night.
Verne Harrington and wife were up
from Dunlap visiting at the Art Ran
del home Wednesday.
Mrs. Jane Dagget, who is at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Art Ran
del, is reported to be quite sick with
symptoms of pneumonia.
Miss Irene Smith visited at the L..
II. MCbTluo uOluo al Ao6du q S11oA
time last week.
Mrs. Lessie Howorth was a caller
in Denison last Wednesday,. +
r. l.. Hoffman was down from Deni.
son one day last week on business.
Rev. A. B. Adams was in Des Moines
few days the past week. ,...-
Last Wednesday, Frances, the little
daughter of L. e. POitevin and wife,
fell and as result sustained broken
wrist. She is getting along nicely
now.
Art Randel has been confined to the
house for the past week on account OF
illness.
J. "A. Scott was county seat caller
Wednesday. .s-..
SfJ.s H. Young and J. r. Griffin accom-
panied a shipment of stock to Omaha
last week.
Willard, Jackson was up from Dun
lap and spent Wednesday night at the
parental, Alfred Jackson, home.
Little Eugene Clark IS visiting with
his grandparents, y. F. lRudd, and wife;
Frank Benson was a 'Denison visit
or Thursday }ssF lre2qsA'
Z Last Wednesday night about thirty
Of Miss Hilda Anderson's schoolmaths
gathered at her home for surprise
rewell The evening was very pleas