The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-11

after spending two weeks at the pa
rental, j. w. Cramer, home. She and
her husband were called here by the
death of his mother, Mrs. Mary b.
Crandall, some two weeks ago.
Mrs NJ 3. Harper entertained c.
C. Bonsall and wife of Dunlap, and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bonsall and son, of
Omaha. on Friday last.
! D. J. Farrell, Pete Adams and Mr..
| Sholman were passengers to Omaha
| Saturday for an over Sunday visit.
Miss Clara Williamson came home
from Schleswig Wednesday and spent
a few days with her folks, returning
to resume her work as teacher in a
rural school on Monday.
J. A. Scott and daughter, Mabel,
were county seat callers Saturday.
Miss Ruth Swasey played the part
! of hostess to the J. B. G.. club on Sat
urday afternoon, entertaining in her
| usual pleasant manner. A good turn
out is reported and very nice time
was spent in sociability, etc, after
| which came most delicious repast,
the table being beautifully decorated
in commemoration OF Easter. The
guests then took their departure with
much praise for this popular hostess.
Mrs. Julia Mix came up from Oma-
ha Saturday night for an over Sunday
visit with her parents, ]. G. Graul and
wife.
Jas. Baber and family Sundayed in
| Dunlap at the home of Mrs. Baber's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Beard.
Arthur lanyard and wife are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of an 8 pound boy
at their home on April 5th.
Henry Wendt, of Charter Oak. was
a caller in town Saturday night on
his return from Omaha. *
The school board met in extra SEES.
sion recently and elected the following
| teachers for the coming year: Prof.
| Jacob Johnson, of Denison, superin-
tendent of high SCHOOL, Miss Bernice
| Hunsicker, history and German; Miss
| Margaret Ryan, english and public
| speaking; Miss Martha Weiss. of Den
jison, domestic science. The eighth
grade has not yet been filed. Seventh
grade, Miss Bessie Hall, of Nebraska;
sixth, Miss Hilda Turnlund; fifth, Miss
Ellen Goddard; fourth, Miss Mabel
Cole; third, Miss Mildred Virgins:
second, Mrs. Anna Williams, of Deni
son, and first, Miss Agnes Goddard.
| Z Miss Bessie Alexander was up from
| Omaha and spent Sunday with the
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Colby, Geo. and
Leo Ahart and VIM. Kelly attended
church in Dunlap Sunday.
Charley Wore and wife and Mrs. l..
| A. Wore were in Omaha Wednesday
to attend the Wheeler wedding
Ed Riddle was caller at the county
seat one day last week.
Miss Lucinda McHenry was home
from Indianola and spent the Easter
| vacation with her parents Mott Nc
Henry, anG wife. ...-
Charley Starkey was up from Oma-
ha one day last week.
Miss Ora Butterworth was up from
Logan Sunday visiting at the parental,
J. L. ButterwQrth, home, returning on
Monday morning. @.'s
VIM. Schroeder. Of Buck Grove, was
4 caller; in town Sunday. il. T.
-.Tffe-Lat,i Of the Methodist
church held social in the basement
of the church Saturday afternoon. On
ly small number were present due
to the inclemency Of the weather, but
those in attendance report a very
pleasant afternoon. A nice luncheon
was served.
Fred Jackson was down from Deni-
son Friday.
Pearl Seryoss and family were
down from Denison Sunday visiting
at the Henry Roy home.
The John Ringold family were Wis
ting in Denison Sunday.
Miss Emma Wilber of Dunlap, is Wis
iting at the home of Fred Colby and
wife.
Howard Rule and wife CAME up
from Council Bluffs Friday to visit at
the parental, VIM. Rule, home. They
will probably visit at the Garfield Rule
home in TT. Dodge and with relatives
in Boone before returning home.
Percy Brown was up from Missouri
Valley Saturday for short visit re-
turning the same evening.
+ Steve Hammock is entertaining his
brother, who arrived last week from
Kentucky.
Miss Maude Roy returned Saturday
to her home in Denison after spending
4 week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Roy, and also at the
Jim Baber home. "i. iL!sa
On account of the last school elec'
ton being illegal a special election
will be held at the school house on APP.
ril 30th, at ! o'clock p, m, and closing
at 6 o'clock. At this time the $4,000
bonds for the wagons, sidewalks, ETC.,
will be voted upon. '-@@ "'.
Miss Marie Bowling was down from
Denson Saturday and Sunday visiting
at the homes of c.. and H. e. Butter
worth.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Ettleman and son
spent the Sabbath with her folks in
Dunlap
Mrs. NJ. A. Pearsall, little daughter,
Phyllis, and Miss B. Smith returned
Saturday evening from Lamont, where
they mad been visiting the latter's
folks and attending the general con.
ference of the l.. ID. S. for the past
week or so. The former two also Wis
tied the Joe Pearsall family in Ne
bfaska City, Neb.
The Elmer Turnlund family were up
from the Bluffs and spent Sunday at
the parental A. p. Turnlund, home.
l.. e. Mcbride was up from Logan
Sunday visiting at the G. NJ. Brake
home, returning Monday. His wife
and daughter. who have been here for
several days, will return later.
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