The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-01

The carpenters are now buslly en-
gagged in the finishing Of the building.
A dance will be given this week on
Thursday night at the opera house
and good attendance is desired as
the proceeds of this entertainment
will go to the Red Cross Society.
Those who do not wish to attend may
purchase tickets and thus help in
the worthy cause.
VIM. HOnZ was a passenger to Car
roll Thursday going from there to Ida
Grove Friday where he spent the re-
mainder of the week with relatives.
DR.. J. F. Potter has had the old
front and back porches on his resi-
dence torn down and new ones re-
placed which makes a fine improve
ment.
Frank Thompson spent the day Fri
day with Dunlap relatives.
A number from here were in at
tendance at the Barnum and Bailey
circus in Carroll Friday.
Glen HonZ and son, Andrew, of
Dunlap made short visit at the o.
Honz home one day last week on their
way to Denison.
Mrs. James Baber and children were
passengers to Dunlap Friday morning
where they spent the day at the par
entail, ThOs. Beard, home.
Mrs. 7. e. Fritz was an Arion caller
on Friday last.
The J. Fl. killion family are enter
tanning her father, John Frownfelter,
OF Dakota.
Fred Colby has erected a garage
and fuel house on his property during
the past week.
Mrs. Charley Strickland and daugh,
ter, Rose, of Harding. Nebr., arrived
last week for an extended visit at the
VIM. Birkhofer home.
A fine baby daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. A: NJ. Riley Friday, July
|27.
Mrs. John Rollins and children, of
Dell Rapids. S. d., are visiting at the
parental, Marion Cole, home, having
arrived the first part of last week.
Joseph McCOle of Oskaloosa, who is
visiting here had his right foot badly
scraped as a result Of a new pair
Of low shoes, which kind he was I'M
accustomed to wearing. The services
OF physician were required and al
though being laid up for a couple of
days, he is able to be about now and
the injured membeE is. healing nicely.
Mrs. NJ Beatty returned Saturday
to her home in Dunlap after pleas
ant visit at the Henry Bell home.
Miss Lulu Sciford returned Satur-
day from q several days sOjourn with
friends at Ida Grove.
The Fred Baber family of Harlan,
accompanied by Mrs. Baber's sister,
Mrs. Morgan, of Denver, Colo. were
guests of relatives here Thursday.
Mr.. Alfred Jackson and wife were
passengers to Dunlap Saturday near
which place they made an over Sun
day visit at the home of their grand
son. Frank Jones.
One of the most pleasant occasions
in the social circles Of the past week
was a picnic given Thursday at the
Enos Cross timber by the Palo Alto
club. The afternoon was delightfully."-
spent in taking pictures and one thing
and another after which a sumptuous
dinner was partaken of. The company
then returned to their homes, having
had one of the finest of times.
On Wednesday last in Sioux City,
occurred the marriage of Miss Clara
Williamson of this place and Mr.. Ar
thur Butler. of Kiron. The happy event.
came as complete surprise to their
many friendsswho did not expect the
event to take place SO soon. Both.
are estimable young people and are
too well known to need much of an
introduction. The bride is the Oldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John William
son and is young lady of many
attainments. She is a member of the
graduating class of 1915 and for the
past year has taught in one of the
rural districts near Schleswig. The
groom's home is at Kiron and having
made frequent visits here, he is not
an entire stranger in this vicinity. He
is known as young man of sterling
worth having no bad habits. The
newlyweds will go to housekeeping
on farm near Kiron. May their
path of life together be one of UNI
bounded joy and happiness.
Mrs. Frank McHenry had the mis-