The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-25
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Having purchased the business from
DIR. Reichelt at Dunlap, Iowa, | vii
Slbe found at his office over Davis &
Moore's Hardware store. Having hat
ten years Of experience, feel compe
tent to handle the best class of denta
work DR.. G. Il. Boies, Dentist, DUNLAP
Iowa. 39.1t
Il Ii The Womanss Home Missionary So
saciety met at the home Of. Mrs. Frank
McHenry last Wednesday afternoon
Quite la number were present and en-
s1oyed the lesson study together after
which light lunch was, served.
III Mrs Will Dow entertained the Pris
5cilla club Thursday afternoon, Red
Gross garments were made after
(which a business meeting was held
and the members decided to support
sa war orphan, A delicious luncheon
twas then served which was much en-
! joyed by. all. :.
Mrs. C. G.. Antisdal Of Council
bluffs was an out Of town guest.
Mrs. Fred Coleman entertained the
Friday club last Friday afternoon. The
guests did Red Cross sewing and knit
ting, until the. supper hour, when they
were treated to very appetizing
luncheon.
Misses Mildred and Flora Virgins
were Woodbine callers Wednesday.
Mrs. s. e. Wiley and Mrs. B. Sharp
returned home Saturday evening from
.Anthon where they had been visiting
relatives.
Ralph Roy was down from Denison
Thursday.
Miss Short of Vail, visited with her
friend, Miss Mae Houston on Wednes-
day, returning home Thursday.
" Mrs. M. e. Weatherby went to Ar
Ion Thursday to visit at the Sam Fox
home.
MRS. Romanan Wight went to Coun-
scH Bluffs Thursday to spend few
weeks at the home Of her son, Paul.
4 III The City Bakery has changed
hands again and Raymond Butter
worth is now the owner.
Miss Alice Arnold, the music teach
Ell in the school is organizing an or
chestra among the pupils which will
he great benefit to them as we'll as
to the school:
NJ Bertha Cramer invited few of her
Eirl friends in last Thursday afternoon
to help celebrate her 18th birthday.
Games were played and a nice lunch
served. She received several pres
tents from her friends. and after the
sIunch, all wished her many happy re-
turns of the day and departed for
their homes.
VI Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Goldsworthy de-
parted Friday morning for Stanhope,
TO visit at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. /. "A. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downs were |
here lastsweek from Woodbine visiting |
friends.
n Leo Staley and family motored over
from Charter Oak Thursday morning
and left on the early train for Omaha.
Benson Smith came UP from Wood
bine Friday to attend the funeral Of |
Mrs. Chas. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Randel went to |
Council Bluffs Wednesday,. Mr.. Ran
dal returned in the evening but Mrs.
Randall will remain to take treat
tments with hopes of lbenefiting her
health .
John Walters OF Farmer Nebr, stop
ped here to see his brother, David
Walters and other relatives. He and
his wife had been in the east visiting
and he went to Council Bluffs Satur-
day to join his wife who had been
Visiting at the home of their son
while he was here.
e e fRv a. b. Adams and wife motored
To Jefferson to attend the annual Meth-|
5pdist Conference.
Mrs. Milo Kelly came down from
penis0n Friday to attend the funeralI
sbf Mrs. Chas. Butler.
y Ed SWasey was county seat caller |
Thursday.
!, Mrs. Dietrich came from Lake View
Thursday to spend few days with
her daughter, Mrs. John Carey
Y Y Misses Cramer, Lena Wolverton and
Iona Wiley were Dunlap visitors on
Thursday.
Miss Lola Fishel entertained the
class Of 1907 last Tuesday evening |
stnj honor Of Merton Thomas who was |
- member. There were eleven in the |
class, eight of them being present,
who enjoyed the evening talking over
I the good times spent in school. A !!
light lunch was served at the close.
Lieut. Merton Thomas is now station
ed at TT. Sill, Okla, but expects to
he sent to Washington soon i
Mrs. O. C.NsAntisdal returned to her |
home in Council Bluffs Friday.
Eugene Crandall and wife and Flora |
and Mildred Virgins motoredi to jeff
ersOn Saturday to-attend the Annual
Conference Of the Methodist church.
Charles Smith went to South Dako-
ia Friday to visit relatives.
Will Ettleman attended the fair at |
Sioux City last Wednesday and also
Thursday! 3~I
Miss Henrietta Chase went to Car
roll Saturday to attend college.
Miss Helen Rule entertained the jill
VI. G's Saturday afternoon. All had al
dolly good time and enjoyed fine
lunch
": W The ]. P. IFS were entertained at II
the home of Mrs. John Griffin and II
needless to say all enjoyed the after
noon, especially the delicious lunch
served at the close OF the afternoon. III
Fred Rule came up from Council
Bluffs Saturday night to visit his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Rule.
u Kisses Emma and Nettie Weber re-