The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-07
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Mr. and Mrs. John Cose were Deloi
shoppers Monday.
Will Rounds has been husking corr
for Sam Newcom the past week.
m Mrs. Allan Graham is away visiting
An Cameron, Mo.
Bert Darling was down to the coun
ty seat Monday shopping.
Ben Patrick is transacting business
for few days at Sloan.
Sachau, Thompson and MOeller have
purchased land in the Rio Grande val
ley in Texas.
Miss Eta Stubbe was a pleasant
guest at dinner at the home OF Mrs
Will Worley. Mrs. Morley was cele
brating her birthday.
Mrs. Rounds, of Missouri, is here
visiting Allan Graham, her stepson.
Milt Childress visited his sister
Mrs. Ann Turner, Monday.
Mrs. Matte Cose and mother spent
Saturday evening with Mrs. Lloyd
Winans, who has been quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred True spent the
past week at Omaha.
Mrs s. D. Newton entertained her
father and sister, l.. F. Morris and
Miss LOyicie Morris, at dinner Tues
day. Y
Mr.. Groethe is at Hartley working.
Ralph Beaman has been confined to
the house with sore throat for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKim were
pleasant visitors in Denison Tuesday.
Mrs Walker came home with them
and remained over night.
Mrs. Groethe received a message
that her father, was very sick and she
and the little ones left Sunday evening
for Chicago.
Mrs. James Abbott, Mrs. Young and
Mrs. Newton were in Denison Wednes'
day afternoon.
Ralph McKim is here from Nebras-
ka for visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert McKim.
Miss Kathryn Vennick was down to
Denison to take In THE Birth of a
Nation"
Jim Estes lost fine horse Wednes-
day.
The Willing Workers met at the
home of Mrs. Firman Newcom last
Wednesday afternoon. Several ladies
took advantage of the fine day and
spent q profitable afternoon with Mrs.
Newcpm who is a model hostess.
Ben EBeaman sold some fine cattle to
Mr.. Clauson Thursday.
Ted Abbott was pleasant visitor
in Vail Thursday.
Ray Winans was in Deloit for few
days.
Miss Groethe visited at the Kropf
home the last of the week.
The Ladies' Aid chicken pie supper
at the Riggleman home Friday was a
success. They took in $3.50 and feel
proud Of their work.
Friday, November 9th. the Ladies'
Aid will meet with Mrs. Geo. Hutchin-
son to sew. Come with your needles
and thimbles. Everybody invited to
sttend. 4. .~... ~
Bon Beaman shipped a box Of honey
10 relatives IN Montana this week. :,
. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Grill autoed
I1Bcl Bwig Sunday and attended a
picture show while there.
Gin Browne and Misses Edna
Hy0W MOOD and Iva Mason
ettenl a. b&lBirth of Nation" last
Wedi eSning.
sMrS WHINE is welding the birch
NM ma Greenwood is visiting at
MI NJ RS. George Lee have fine
baby gAGh their home. Miss Nora
Jordan NJ caring for them. Their
frisnds 6bngratulate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson and Miss
Luella and Miss Kathryn Vennick
autoed to Manila and stopped over
night and spent the day Sunday in
Shelby county visiting relatives.
Miss Grace Inghram was an over
Sunday visitor at home from Grinnell
Nicolas Moeller has his tonsils re.
moved at Ida Grove Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mauck spent
Sunday at Lake City.
Monday evening about twenty-six
relatives went In to surprise Newton
Brogden, it being his list birthday.
They took we'll filled baskets and late
IA the evening served fine supper
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Brogden were COM
pletely taken by surprise. All enjoy.
ed themselves as they are pleasant
hostesses and enjoyed the treat as
much as young folks.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cose left on
the noon train for Rochester to con.
suit the doctors in regard to the lat
ter's health.
The Willing Workers will give
chicken pie supper at the Grill hall
Friday evening November 9th, for the
benefit of the children's home. Come
everybody: WIZ ...