The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-25

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Northam are contemplating to leave
for the west at an early date, where
they will locate permanently.
Mrs. M. G. Goddard and son visited
at the county seat Wednesday last,
DR.. Mills. of Denison, DR.. Fairbanks,
of Manning, DR.. Floyd Sharp, of Char
ter Oak, DR.. Moore, of Dunlap, DR..
Miller, of Omaha and DR.. Bryce Bin
nall assisted J. A. Brill. our local vet.
Urinary doctor, in the operation of
several head of horses last week. u. -
The Chas. Smith. home was the
scene of much pleasure Thursday
night when Mr.. and Mrs. Smith enter
tanned at a card party complimentary
to Prof C. w. Manning and wife and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Odell, who are
soon to move away. About twenty
couples were present and the affair.
was very much enjoyed by all. Con-
tests were given in which Mrs. w. E..
Fishel was awarded the ladies' prize,
a pretty ivory button hook and nail
mans prize, which was book Mrs.
L. G. Butler and Mrs. John Blockman
received the consolation prizes. Ate
received the consolation prizes. After
indulging in cards until late hour,
came the refreshments, which were
very appetizing. DR.. Miller. of Oma-
ha, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Blackman
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Butler, Of
Arion, were out of town guests. The
family of Prof. C. w. Manning will
Leave soon for their new home in
Dawson where Mr. Manning has a no.
sition IN the nublic schools for the
coming wear The Frank Odell family
ara To move 70, Logan in the near flu.
ture where no has a nosition in the
now hank All arc very sorry to see
these EXCELLENT . families leave our,
midst. gs ~ ss., &.G5a
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na,isa -. oh.,,.a,o,a ,si'''-' $50
ng n.: 'n Hu.uua NJ, 49, m
m's s".s.on a. anan m nr Monra
ND. !s a.n.on sron, nmn,an' iost veal
y. wiio ca.n1 ~ an pn;,i &c h,s "otor;n.
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ary wUrA anu III. "e.e euos.' ;nao -
H. Mnoro and tho latter a sister.in.
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The Woman's Home missionary So
ciety held pro1ltaDie meetlns W .
nesday afternoon at the nome Oh MISS
Janet rae ana good attehuanee 10
reported. Inc lesson s,uuy ""o
charge OF MISS VIVIAN Sharp
Mrs. n. y. Smltn' OF lhoepehuenee'
Mo-. arrived FRIDAY ior WISH d. 'ne
nome OF Homanan W1gnt anu "he.
Mr.. ana MIS-. BERT McClWain duu
1aughter, Furrai, aCcompahIeu W No
brother, ). b: McEi"aln' motoreu
SATURDAY Whele my
made an over SUNDAY WISH VIII l ieia-
ives ~
Fred Colby ana wie ana MISS DoL
'thy Ahart went 70 EarihaM saul
lay for visit OF seVerai DAYS wiz
lis 1olks. Ihey maue the LIP Wy au
omoDile: s
MISS irene om!h mas ao. 80 80
position IN the Ai!eh orus s'oio anu
began work oaturday: . ru,
MISS balOina f0tter le'ulneu
lay from q months vislt WIN oa le.a
Ives ana 1rlends III A''an'io' 0o'VA'
and Scranton. Il
Mr.. and MIS-. DAVIS ana chllulen, -,
carroll. arrived iast weeA anu WI
make their nome here' havns ,, .e
80 the properly OF MIS-: Aua ~
right, north OF the residence VI w.
w. Galland, IN the east part y, .own
Mrs. Harvey hamrlck anu Daoy an
Mrs. Wesley Kramer were snopp'hs
and visiting IN benson oatuluay'
Mrs. James Lara anu cnlluen NJ y.
turned TO their nome IN onana
day, after WISH at Tue hoin0' "
Arch Laird and 3. >. Acker. Ill
Mr.. and MRS. george lsou. ~.m
known farmers, residing apou' loua
miles southeast OF Town, nave sone
into the poultry pusshess
They have chickens OF inc ou, I,,. au
white and gold anu s'isel "H H., .1an
dotes and Orpington Drea. lhey also
have six incubators anu equipn1n.
modern in every respect SUCH DO W
scratching pens. proooer houses, e.s.
At present they nave over olle e .uJu
and young chickens anu soi ..ai'as
like one hundred DUCKS anu d nuSe.
of geese. They also nave spiel,u.a a
crop prospects. having one hun ,.11
acres of wheat'and Dalley. WIZ
fine: garden and an abundant l lr'l'
This indeed looks prosperous.
This week we are caheu ~ ~