The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-26

o,rager the county mana ger, and wife
ord the Denison, Charter Oak and
low City force of operators. There
u-ere about twenty-five persons who
"othered at the home to spend the
eeuuenIue. The affair was given as a
fora,yeV to Mr.. Lusk who leaves on
Thvrsday of this week for Camp
nndae where he will begin military
tra ininp Mr. Lusk for fully minute
~ two was, h nable to discern the
meaning of tlNs\ gathering, which sig
nifies that the ,ul prise was most COM
plete. The evening was spent in
very4pleasant and y appropriate man,
aer. Miss Fancheo1rE whey renderea
several beautiful cellGS.seiectlons .tilat
were greatly enjoyed i he company
presented Mr.. Lusk with a nice wrist
watch which shows in a sIll az ineas.
ure the high esteem In WHICH no "
held. Mr.. TRACER made the pr.'s ehta-
ton speech and handled 1t IN q mos
able manner. At the close OF the ese.
ming delicious refreshments when Lne
guests had brought with them were
partaken of and the company reluct
antlv broke I'D, wishing DIR. Lusk the i,
hest of luck and a safe return. Bob, !
as he is Familiarity known, has been
employed as local telephone manager
ever since the central office was put
in about three years ago and MS WORK
has always proven satisfactory. he
will be greatly missed and all nope
that after he has served his country
he will come back and resume MS Pc.
sition. which he has been promseu
would hold good until his return.
Mrs. Wesley Cramer and BABY son
went down to Dunlap Friday to spend
a few days at the Will Aldrich home
and also to visit her husband who IS
working there.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Dryden are re-
ioicing over the arrival OF tine DaDy
son born to them last week.
Misses Balbina and Adelaide Potter
came down from Denison FRIDAY,
where they are attending school, ana
spent the week end at the home OF
their parents, DR.. J. F. Potter ana
wife.
Mrs. J. N. Bell returned "Wednesday
from visit Of week Or SO WIN he1
sisters in Cherokee and waterloo.
Mrs L. v. Slocumb, her sister or Loop
City, Neb., by whom she was accom-
panied, remained in Cherokee LOT
longer visit. -.
James Baber, who has been employ
ed in his brother, Eds, blacks1lllth
shop for several years, has gone 1i1to
similar business for himself at Buck
Grove and left Monday for that place.
He will move his family there as soo.'
as a house can be secured.
R. E. Lusk and wife motored to.
Logan Friday, where they remained
over night at the home Of the latter's |
sister, Mrs. l.. E. Mcbride, going from
there Saturday for a several days |
visit with his folks in Exeter Neb.
Mrs. L. A. Wore left last week for
Topeka, Kans., where she is enjoying
several weeks visit with her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Isaac Gardener and family;
Her granddaughter, Dorothy Gardener, !
is expected to return with her and
possibly Mrs Gardener. -@.... ~ -. 4
Miss Eva Roy was visiting relatives
in Denison Friday.
Miss Gibbs, of Harlan, has been
a pleasant guest of Mrs. LESSEE Ho-
worth the past week.
| Miss Josephine Munsey took the
pupils Of her Sunday school class out
to the Enos Cross grove Friday to
spend the day. They took lunches
and the occasion was enjoyed to the
fullest extent by all present
| Mr.. and Mrs., Oscar Meyer are en-
tertaining a baby daughter, born to
them the fore part of last week. The
mother and babe are being cared Tor
at the home of Mrs. Ella Hahn.
i G. v. Jordan and son, William, left
Friday for a trip to Texas, where they
went to look at some land. Adolph
, Ahart accompanied them. They will
probably be gone ten days.
John Edwards, Sr. and son, John,
and the latter's daughter, Mae, mo-
tored to Denison Thursday.
The household goods of Mr.. and
Mrs l. A. Anderson, who left here for
Stanhope several weeks ago, have