The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-07
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Mrs. and Mrs. Glen Kelley, of Deni-
son, will move to Dunlap this week.
Mr.. Kelley will follow his trade as
barber and has signed contract for
this season with the Dunlap ball team.
Mrs. Kelley will be remembered as
Miss Anna Stubbe.
On Saturday afternoon miscellan-
eous shower was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. McKim in honor of
their daughter, Ruth. Miss Lovicie
Morris issued the invitations as nlt
was q surprise. About 1870 N R. RHh
was sent upon in srrand ni Mfsi
Hess and returning home found' her
company assembled. The afternoon
was enjoyably spent in conversation:
Dainty refreshments, consisting of
good, pure homemade ice cream with
three kinds of cake, were served by
Miss Morris and Mrs. McKinl. Miss
Ruth received many beautiful, dainty
and useful presents. The guests de-
parted at an early hour after bestow-
ing congratulations and best wishes
upon their friend and thanking the
hostess for an enjoyable afternoon.
Miss Blanche Hedges was shopping
in Denison Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. O. w. Wier visited
at the J. L. Miller home one evening
last week.
Airline and Charles Childress took
supper with their little friends, Edna
and Leslie Wescott, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Anna Winans has again decid
ed to go to keeping house and is once
more comfortably located in her cot
tage. Her grandson, Ross Winans, of
Dakota, will remain with .her until
spring. ~.
Mrs. J. L. Miller and Mrs. J. w. True
spent a pleasant afternoon with Mrs.
Guy Martin, ST., the fore part of the
week.
Guy Johnson, of Arion, spent Sun;
8 day in Deloit.
Mrs. May Rudd and daughter,
Gladys, arrived on Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Marie Dobson for an ex-
tended visit Mrs. Dobson is not very
we'll and enjoys the visits of her
neighbors as she does not leave the
house.
Mrs. Wilkinson spent Saturday af-
ternoon with her sister, Mrs. McKim.
Mrs. Helen Johnston took supper
on Friday evening with the Joe True
family.
Owing to the lateness of the 1870
train Friday Miss Mable Cole dis
missed her school few minutes early
and went home to Dow City.
Hereafter On every Friday evening
at p. m. there will be choir practice
at the L.. D. S. church under the SUI
pervisionf OF Miss Eunice Dobson, who
requests each one to make special
effort to be present.
Fred Moeller and his garage man
went to Omaha last Wednesday and
returned Thursday with two new Ford
! cars. The mercury registered about
&c degrees below, but those two Fords
came like streak of lightning and
reached Deloit about 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Art Graham received tele-
gram last Friday summoning her to-
Cameron, NO. as her husband was
very i'll. The train on the Illinois
Central being late, Mr.. Moeller took
her to Denison, where she made con-
nections and would reach her destina-
ton about o'clock that night.
Mrs. John Williams, who is in
hospital in Omaha, was expected to
arrive here Saturday, but was not
feeling as we'll as she had been so did
not come. We hope she may recover
rapidly and be with her family soon.
The Jay Fisher family will soon
move into the house of Carl Whey
near the sand pit. Mr.. Fisher will
help Mr.. McNeal farm this year.
Fred Schiller visited with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Willard Turner, in Denison
the latter part of the week.
On account of the cold weather the
quilting bee at the parsonage was at
tended by only few members, all OF
whom report a very enjoyable time.
Miss Nathalie Allen, who has been
filling vacancy In the public school
in PiersOn since the holidays, will
come to make her home in Deloit on
condition that she may obtain music
change. As music instructor she
last location, where they wished to
retain her, but she prefers to be at
home. ,.- -.
Mrs. Art Graham and children spent |
the night last Thursday with Mrs.
Laura Noakes. ~ iEt
Roy Streeter was Denison visitor
the latter part of the week. g.
Dame rumor has reported that the
family of Lew Wright is going to |
move to Arion in the near future.
, Earl Winans has been on the sick |
list for the past few days, and hired
q man to help him in the station.
The extremely cold weather of the
past week has been fine for old Jack
Frost to creep into various cracks
and crevices and chill few choice
house plants. Mrs. John Sachau, Mrs.