The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-04

is visiting her parents, Grandpa
Rudd and wife and other relatives
Mr.. aud Mrs. Steve Carbaugh ant
son were Denison visitors Wednes
day.
Miss Marguerite Luke returned or
Thursday from weeks visit with
friends in Wocdbine
Miss Hilda Turniund was having
dental work done in Denison one day
last week.
Mrs. A. A. Biekhoicr and three chill
dren were shopping in Denison FIJI
day.
Carl Hansen, having recently pur
chased motorcycle, is now boarding
here at home with his folks and ht
makes the trip to Denison on his mo
torcycle every evening to be on, dut,
as night operator at the tower there
and returns here of mornings.
Miss Nellie Fisilel returned Thurs
day from a visit Of several days IL
Denison at the home of her brother
Herbert, and family.
Miss Mildred Butterworth and Mrs
Arthur Butterworth were county sea
visitors Wednesday,
Miss Stella Weiland was in Dcni
son Thursday. having dental work
done.
Nelson Butterworth and Cecil Ed
wards, who enlisted sometime ago, re-
cciyed call last week and left Sun
day for Company B at Ida Grove
where they will begin to train.
The Roger Paul family entertained
Mr.. Paul's sisters. Mrs. Rayner, OF Ne
braska and Mrs. Clark OF eastern Iowa
several days last week. The ladies
left on Saturday for their homes.
Edwin Poitevin is driving a fine
new "chummie" Chandler roadster,
purchased from the Jackson agency
here.
Mrs. Virgil Butterworth accompan-
led by a sister from Bigler's Grove.
visited atthe home of Elder Chas. e.
and family. the latter
part of the week. The Virgil Butter
worth, family are now residing in Den.
isOn, they having moved there Just
recently from Charter Oak:
Mrs. Fred koenekamp and osn and
Mrs. John Bickhofer were passengers
to Logan Saturday, where they made
an over Sunday visit. ---'S-----~ .
Clarence Fisher left Saturday for
his home in Omaha, after several
weeks sojourn here with his relatives,
the O. J. Judd family. Mr.. Fisher be
ing a member of the national guard,
is expecting a call soon.
Mrs. r w. Tech and baby were
among the visitors in Denison on Sat
urday last.
Mrs. Garfield Rule and son went to
Omaha Thursday for visit at the
homes of Howard and Fred Rule. They
returned Saturday evening.
Charles Hewitt lett Saturday after
noon for q weeks visit with his folks
IN Chicago.
Miss Fern Farrelly, who spent the
greater part of the past week here
with her friend, Miss Vera William.
SON, left Saturday for her home in
Vail ....
The residence of Mrs. Il. E. Fritz
N the east part Of town, which is oc-
,upied by the Art Randel family, has
been nicely improved with fresh
coat of paint. ID,
, Miss Iva Fishel was Denison Wis.
ltor Wednesday. #;' e:
! Miss Sybil Woodruff came down
from Dcnison Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with Miss Janet Rae.
Miss Jennie Rae left Saturday for
Omaha, after spending several weeks
here with relatives. On Monday she
left Omaha for Chicago. 'r- .t,.
On account of the rain last We'd
nesday;; the joint meeting OF the Wo.
mans Foreign and Home Missionary
societies was held in the Methodist
church parlors instead of at the home
Of Mrs. Frank McHenry, as had been
planned. The lesson for the home so
ciety was begun at two-thirty. This
was followed by the lesson for tho
foreign society, an unusually large
of ladies being present for
both. Mrs. Frank McHenry, assisted
by Mesdames Il. l.. Thomas, II. B.
Johnson and l.. E. Poetevin, served a
dainty two.course luncheon to about
eighty members and friends of the
societies. Two new members we're
added to the Foreign Missionary So
ciety. Miss Griffith, of Omaha, who
spent several years as foreign mis-
sicnary in Japan has been secured to
give an address at the thank offering
service, which will be held in the near
future.
Sheriff Cummings was down from
Denison Saturday. His son. Andrew,
who had been working here for sew
eral weeks past, went home with him
The. latter being on the enlistment
roll, received call last week and left
this first lof the week for Ida Grove.
The j. y. G's met Saturday at
the home tof, Miss Iva Fishel. the hos
tess entertaining in her usual de
lightful way. There was large turn
out and all had a jolly good time. The
popular pastime of fancy work and
the like was INDUCED in and last, but
not least, came the refreshments
which were very tempting. The guests
then said their adieu with much
praise to this pleasant hostess.
There will be Kensington in the
basement Of the Methodist church
next Saturday afternoon at two-thirty
to which all are invited. Lunch will
be served at four-thirty. the proceeds
to be used for new cupboard for
the basement. The hOstesses for the
afternoon will be Mesdames Charles