The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

upon methods that will be pursued to
secure the money the society pledged
for the church basement.
DR.. j. A. Brill and wife and Pearl
Wore and Miss Wheeler were enter
tanned at the Will Buss home Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Mullen was a
week end guest Of Miss Eileen Cum
mings in Denison. -.
Mott McHenry left Tuesday for In
dianola to visit his daughter, Lucin-
da, and also. to attend a glee club con-
cert OF Simpson college given We'd
nesday, Miss Lucinda being a member
of, the club. On hisSreturn he. will
visit relatives in Boone and he will
also visit friends in Des Moines.
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,OEiabopaa. and, has -h1Eed- OIL. ia .INlll1
Buss for the coming season.
Grandpa Houston has been consid
era3,{y. uRd eFeWea tlaes-G0 the past few.
days. Ia.
Morris McHenry, Art Hauston, and
ED fiddle attended d hog sale iii Vail
last week and We understand that
they purchased several head.
u Tuesday evening, February q, Rev.
and Mrs. a.. B. Adams In honor of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Glassburner who have
moved to Woodbine, entertained the
cabinet OF Epworth league at six
O'Clock dinner. After dinner the cab
met held a short business meeting
relative to matters pertaining to the
lecture course. -
Vida Butterworth went to Charter
Oak Friday where she visited over
Sunday at the home Of her brother,
Virgil. 1
Word has been received here of the
birth of baby daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs: Earnest Thomas, Of Clarke, s.
d. > Mrs Thomas was formerly Miss
i Ella Fox. ~ sESy
Frank Guderjahn has returned from
La several weeks 50 jourp an Florida.
Mrs H. N. Baughnnan and son
We're up from snear Dunlap and spent
Sunday at the home Of their daughter
and sister MEs.s 4. j Jackson on:
day ) after, pleasant visit of some
two months with her sister, Mrs. Dan
lei Reagen in Chicago.
Fred Coleman is reported to be
quite SlCk anu unuoA VIC HoAS Va "
physician. Nj
NJ. G. Virgins was in Woodbine
the first of the week visiting his chill
dren.
Mrs. Link Riddle and son, Willis,
and wife were Dunlap visitors Sat
urday.
Mrs. Art Randell and daughter, Ell
sic went to Omaha Sunday to see
Jo1I to-, +hn hncnitaIe
| >, Mrs. Mike Weatherby is up from
Council Bluffs visiting at the G. V.
Jordan home and with other relatives.
The Woman's club wishes to an
nounce all money received for single
admission tickets to the next num-
Der of the lecture course will be CIV
en- TO the library association The lee
}tur, is given by Andrew Fl. Harniy, OF
IC icago Tuesday evening, March 20,
a. the Baptist church. This is the
last number. on the course.
|: Z, Harold Vim, is expected home
from Meckling S. D., next week. Harry
Chadwick, Of Breine, N. D., is expect
| ed here at the same time.
4, Eldridge Kilion has accepted a
position in the hardware and imple-
tment department of the Stewart Lum-
Ter company. =,
w Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cassaday, OF
Denison spent Saturday and Sunday
at the Frank McHenry home.
Link Riddle and 4. a. Alexander
Ewere Omaha visitors Saturday. 1 -
Raymond Rule and wife were over
from the Willow Sunday and spent
tho day at the parental. VIM. Rule,
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. McElwain were
Kenwood callers Saturday.
Eugene Crandall and wife and Clark
Best were in Omaha one day last
| week.
Mack Morrison. of Mason City, was
a guest at the, John Killion~ home Il
few days tho past week: ~.
Floyd and Ethel Malone visited at
tho parental, Spray Malone, home in
Kenwood over Sunday. They are stay
ing at the Frank Green home and at
tending school here, their folks haV-
| ing moved their household goods to
| Kenwood last week where they will
make their home.
Harry Bramley was a business visit
or in Omaha the first of the week.
Elmer Brasel and sister have NOV
cd onto the Frank Gdderjahn farm.
| Miss Emma WILDER was up from
Dunlap one day the first of the week.
Frank Odell was ain Omaha passen-
ger Tuesday