The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-18
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Miss Tina Anthony, who teaches in
the school at Tenant, Iowa, visited
over Sunday at the Win Anthony
home. :.
Miss Ida Ehlers went to Denison
Wednesday, to visit relatives and
friends. \ b" Ht rz
T. Brown was an Omaha visitor on
Wednesday,
sd Anthony, of Harlan, visited over
Sunday with his brother. Will An
thony. "'s'G -ir ~ ",
Albert Hadley and family spent
Sunday in the country at the Guy
Hadley home. -.,- s...
Mrs. A. H. -1vey visited in Omaha
last Tuesday with her niece, Mrs. Oslo
Busch. j, s.r
II CT. w. Fuller left last week for
Thomas. Okla, where he will spend
couple .pftWeeks looking after his
.prQperty Interests. 4
Mrs. e. Saunders went to Omaha
last Tuesday morning, returning in
the evening. She returned quite i'll
.arll has been unable to leave her bed
SINCE. Il N I IL 4 ii I'd =
8 Clifford TheobaId, whosis attending
school in Des Moir1as, iskhome visiting
with his parents, MIR: and Mrs. Edw.
TheCbald
Mrs. VIM. Dougherty. accompanied
by Mrs. M. l.. Evans, made q business
trip to Buck Grove Wednesday,
I Mrs. A. II. Collins spent last Tues
day, in Omaha.
A. H. Ivey went to Denison Thurs
day morning.
Ed Smith, Of Dunlap, spent Thurs
day with friends here.
Miss Eunicc Anthony has been un-
able to be at work the past week on
account of serious illness.
Miss Malisis Enos has accepted q
position at the Park cafe.
Miss Elma Ivey taught in country
school last week for Miss Caroline
McCracken.
A. NJ. Fish has leased a farm near
Botna and moved his family to that
place this week.
Mrs George Natzel, of Omaha, visit
ed over Sunday with her mother. Mrs.
Jackson, and her sister, Miss Helen
Jackson. -a
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Fish were given
a farewell surprise on last Monday
evening by many Of their relatives and
friends. They were, presented with. a
beautiful berry set. ~ sfsA ~ A.
Ed Schram left Wednesday for a
trip to Chicago; New York; Washing,
ton and jother; points in, the .east.t3yi q
F. L., VanSlyke,t g., H. Baker and
John Ramann were among those who
witnessed the wrestling match in
Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Uselding and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, Of Aspinwall, visited at
the j. c. Grief home Tuesday.
Messrs. Brockelsby and Goddard. of
the Brockelsby garage, transacted bus
mess in Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. John Curtis and daughter, Eve
Ign, accompanied by Mrs. r. Johnson,
of Herndon, were Omaha visitors on
Wednesday.
Miss Marie Miller, OF Audubon, is
visiting at the home OF her brother,
VIM. Miller.
Tuesday night the members of the
selecting teachers for the coming
year. In the high school the follow
ing were elected :.Miss Anderson. Miss
Joel and Miss Ohle. Several vacan-
cies are to be filled yet. In the grades
the list Of teachers is as follows: Alb
bic Cook, 1st grade; Edna Stewart,
Sd grade; Adah VanSlyke, Sd grade;
Clara Morgan, 4th grade; Jessie Pease,
9Th grade; Caroline McCracken, 9Th
grade; Mrs. Smethurst, 7th grade, and
Mrs. Hauenstein, Sth grade ~ 81
The Guild met on last Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Brown. "
John Vennink and, family, from the
country, spent Sunday at the A. H.
1vey home.
Mrs. Silas Thompson, from the coun-
try, spent several days last week in
town with her daughter, Mrs. w. C..
Goodnough; a
The junior-senior reception was
he'd on last Thursday evening at the
Germania hall. The dining room was
beautifully. decorated in the senior col
lors, red and white. at 8 O'Clock a
four course supper was served. The
remainder of the evening was spent
in playing games. Every one present
reported d very pleasant evening. = 4