The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-13

spent the past month or so among
friends here.
The James Baber family, who have
been occupying the small residence
of David Walters in the west part OF
town, have moved into the larger one
which is located on the same prop
erty.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth was among
the visitors at the county capital on
Friday.
The German measles, now termed
Liberty measles, have been quite prev
alent the past week, mostly among
the children. All cases thus far have
been of rather mild form.
J. NJ. PETIT was a passenger to
Woodbine Friday, where he visited
relatives.
John Edwards, Sr. and wife and
Miss Mae Edwards motored to Deni'
son Thursday.
Misses Martha Weiss, Marie Hels-
ley and Ruby Rolls accompanied the
basket ball teams to Denison last
Wednesday evening and witnessed
the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien are en-.
PERTAINING the latter's step brother,
Fred Prefka, of Omaha. He will prob
ably remain here during the summer.
Mr.. Prefka is a noted ball player, he
having been connected with the
Frank Quigley A. o. U. w. team sew
eral years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Virgins and
little daughter, Margaret, spent the
day Friday in Omaha.
Thomas McKinsey left Friday for
his home in O'Neil, Neb., after visit
at the home of his cousin, Lee Winn,
and other relatives.
A surprise farewell was rendered
the Fred Beane hmily Wednesday
night The affair had been planned
by Mrs. A. j. Wight and Mrs. Jack
O'Brien. At the time appointed the
friends to. great number gathered
at the home and to say the family
very mildly. Nevertheless the COM
pany received hearty welcome and
the evening was passed in most en-.
tertaining manner. At a late hour a
delicious luncheon was partaken OF
and shortly afterwards adieux were
said and the guests took their de-
parture. The Beane family have re-
sided in this vicinity for quite num-
Der of years and are we'll and favor
ably known. 1t is with the keenest
regret that their friends view their re.
moval from here. but the best wishes
of all go with them to their new home.
They expect to leave for their new
location near Gregory, S. D.. as soon
as they can secure car to ship their
goods in.
Chas. Miller, of Council Bluffs, was
in town Friday on business in connec-
ton with the Farmers State bank.
Mrs. S. E. Goddard has accepted a
position as clerk in the Scott grocery
and bakery and began her duties on
Friday. She takes the place left va.
cant by o. r. Reynolds. who departed
the first of the week for North Caro-.
lima, where he will enter upon his
duties with Uncle Sam for the great
cause of democracy. ..r
Mrs. w. Fl. Rule and son, Vernon,
visited at the Raymond Rule home on
the Willow Sunday, 500 -'r----. .s----,:-e
William Honz was In Denison on
Monday having dental work done:
The Herman Lazerus family motor
ed to Denison Friday. .-.
H. G. Mcqueen, the electrician, went
to Mondamin Monday to attend the
funeral of his grandmother.
Henry HancoX was visitor in Dun.
lap Monday.
Misses Marie Bowling and Dorothy
Wilcox, of Denison. were guests at
the Clair and Hugh Butterworth
homes Sunday.
John Ahart is the owner of an auto
truck as are also the Matthias Bros.
Lis Gary, of Denison, was here sew.
eral days the past week on business.
Mr.. Gary has the contract for moving
the brick building on the corner owned
by A. L. Jackson.
Mrs. Merrill Sharp went to Des
Moines Saturday where we are told
she will remain while her husband is
at Camp Dodge. They have rented
rooms and will do light housekeeping.
Mrs. Jess Coburn and children were
down from Denison Sunday and Mon
day visiting at the parental, Steve
Carbaugh home.
A business meeting of the cemetery
association was held in the Farmers
State Bank Saturday afternoon.
VIM. Divine and son were business
visitors, in Omaha Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Brown enter
tanned her mother, Mrs. e. l.. Roberts
who was over from Manning several
days the past week.
DIR. J. F. Potter and wife went to
Scranton Wednesday where they Wis
tied with relatives returning Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dryden re-
turned Wednesday from pleasant
visit with her folks in Missouri.
Mrs. John Gibson and Mrs. F. O.
Beane, and daughter Belva, were
Denison visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. J. r. Goldsworthy played the
part of hostess to the Priscilla club
entertaining in her usual
pleasing manner. There were also a
few invited guests present to enjoy
the occasion with the members. The
time was devoted to Red Cross work,
social chat, ETC., after which came the
eats which were very delicious in
deed. This was the closing feature
and the guests took their leave highly
praising the hostess. Mrs. D. J. But
Ter, of Arion was a guest from out OF
town.
Charlie Smith, w. c. Rolls, F. C.
Howorth were visitors in Omaha on
Garfield Rule was here from Fort