The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-25
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nesday afternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Butterworth in honor
yOf the 18th birthday of their son
Dale. A large company of guests
We're in attendance and they all great
ly enjoyed themselves in playing
games, etc. An elegant luncheon was
served, which was indeed favorable
to the appetite. The guest of honor
sWas. presented with many nice gifts
,Asy mementos of the occasion.
\ /, Mrs. Charles Phillips, o. jefferson,
spent q few days of the past week
hare with the husband, who is reliev.
ing Agent J. T. Graul at the North
Western depot
Miss Fancheon Wiley has given up
her position in Herman's store and
Miss Esther Turnlund has taken her
place. |
p. J. Brown returned Thursday
from his trip to Minnesota and the Da.
kotas, where he had gone several
weeks ago in company with Bert
VIM, with the intentions of taking
up homestead. Mr.. Winn also re.
turned. arriving later by auto. They
have decided that after all old Iowa
is the best place to live. a...-..
The Frank Berka family moved
from Schleswig last Wednesday and
, are now occupying the residence
(which they recently rented of j. H.
Stepanek, vacated by the C. L. Isbel
family. ~
A meeting of the directors of the
Farmers State bank was held last
week when, the resignation Of G. l..
Isbel was accepted At this time E.
g.! Wiggips.a who was, the former as
sistant wasg elected to FIJI the posi-
ton Of ceshieEt Henry Vollersen was
appointed bepkkeeper. It is general
W known that Mr.. Isbel, whose resig-
nation is greatly. regretted, is,sto be
hereafter connected with the i, new
bank at Logan. Mr.. Virgins, the new
~, elected cashier has been engaged
in banking here for quite number
OF years and all are glad of his pro-
motion. Mr.. Vollersen will also with
out q doubt make good.
Miss Nora Finnigan, who has been
employed in the Scott grocery and
bakery for several months past, has
severed her connection and o. F.
Reynolds has been secured to take her
place.
Z, A number OF the littel friends Of
Lois Hatch gathered at her home last
Friday afternoon to help commemor-
ate the fourth anniversary of her
birth. About twenty-five invitations
were issued The little folks were
taken to the city park, where they
were entertained and needless to say
they all had a jolly good time. A
dainty and delicious repast added
greatly to the pleasures Of the oc-
casion. Little Lois was the receipt. |
ent of q number of beautiful gifts !
from her friends.
Miss Helen Jackson visited at the
home of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jackson. in Denison last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Kibler family. Of Woodbine and
Mrs. William Root, of Colorado
Springs, Col, visited recently at the 1
G. ButterwOrth home.
Mrs. A. B. Adams and daughter.
Eva, attended the Standard Bearers
at Malvern a few days
last week.
3 Mrs. Martin Wieland and Stella left
Thursday for visit with the formers
folks in Kansas City.
Mrs. r.. G. Luke and daughter. kath-
leen attended the chautauQua and Wis
tied friends in Woodbine Wednesday.
After a pleasant visit Of some two
weeks at the w. e. Fishel home. Miss
Cecil Harker returned to her home IN
Mapleton Thursday. Miss Iva Fishel
her.
Miss Gladys Rudd came up from
Council Bluffs Thursday evening to
spend a few days with her sister.
Mrs. Il. C.. Hatch and family
Mrs. jeanette Crandall and daugh-
ter, Lulu, were visitors IN benson
one day last week.
Misses Irma Chamberlin and Ruth
Swasey attended the chautauqna IN
Woodbine Thursday.
Miss Vera Williamson returned last
Thursday from q weeks visit, with rel
atives and friends in Irwin, Harlan ar y
ana aillism iatsast XII. has r. returned from
q several weeks fsojourn With nrela-
tiyes In Aneka,e Nsh 20 .uT fuG MS.
Mrs. James Spence and son Arthur,
were, over from Boyer THURSDAY al
ternoon between trains visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Spence,
Sr.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Anderson left
Wednesday for visit with relatives
and friends in Story county, returning
the last of the week.
w. C.. Rolls and F. G. Buss were
business visitors in LIE Mars Friday
A. A. Birkhofer and sons. John and
Robert were in Omaha one day the
past week.
George Igou was visitor in Omaha
on Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Riddle and J. II.
Young and wife we're among the WIS.,
itors in Omaha Thursday
Miss Nellie Fishel went to Denison
Thursday. where she spent few days
with her brother. Herbert and wife
and took in the chautauqua.
Mearle Pearsall left Thursday for
his home in Nebraska City. Neb, al
ter an extended visit here with rela-
tiYes, and friends. r5a
pWe, are unable to mention those
who attended the chautauqua in Den
isnn last week as they are too num-
erous. this vicinity being we'll repre-
sentede each afternoon and evening
and more largely SO at the Friday SEES
sions OF Kryl's band. A large number
oiso ottordod tho hall game in Den