The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-17
OTHER NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Irene Smith played hostess to-
the members of the B. G.'s, including
number of invited guests, Saturday
afternoon, there being about thirty
guests. The afternoon was very en-.
joyably spent: some time being de-:
voted to games. The company were
treated to te. oting luncheon at the
close of the day.a Miss Byrl Odell, Of
Logan, and Misses Fannie Woolston.
lone McCord, Viola Portzx xaRa Mary
,VGfierse OF DenjSOn. were psei -
out Of town guests The members Of
this society have decided to hold their
meetings on Friday afternoon hereAf-s
ter At the close Of the meeting th0
out of town guests inspected the new
school building and pronounced 1t fne.
Lewis Metheny. who came here FRO
Kansas and spent few days at the
home of his brOther-in-law, William
Spence, Sr, and wife, has left for vir.
ginia. where he will probably remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Chamberlain,
Mrs. Clair Butterworth and daughter,
Mildred. Mrs. Hugh Butterworth, Mrs.
A. H. Harper, Miss Florence Miller, (
Mesdames Orvie Boham, Harvey Ham.
rick and Thos. Mccullough, Miss Fern
kingerey Mrs. Jennie Sleeper. Miss
Nettie Weber, Alex Weber and r. w.
Houston were among those who went
to Denison Friday to hear the marine
band ,5SsS
Frank Greene contracted case of,
smallpox last week and the home has
been placed under quarantine. Mrs.
Greene has just recently recovered
from siege of the same disease.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Lusk and Mrs.
G. NJ Brake were in Logan Sunday
visiting at the l.. e. Mcbride hd1e.a.
Mrs. Mcbride and daughter, Virgene.
returned with them. The former went
home Monday afternoon while her
daughter remained for longer visit. B
Charles Rigsby, who accepted q po.
sition in the D. T.. Bremser store some 4
time ago, began his duties last week.
He takes the place left vacant by Jas.
Turnlund, who is now in military train
ing at Camp Greene, N. G.
Sam Brasel and wife went down to 4
Council Bluffs Sunday, where they n
met their son, Luther, who came from
Malvern with his two little sons whom H
Mr.. and Mrs. Brasel brought home
with them. Mrs. Luther Brasel, who
has been ill the greater part of the "
winter at the home of her parents
at Malvern, gave birth to son last il
week and is reported to be in very
critical condition with no hopes enter.
tanned for her recovery. This is In.
deed sad news and all sincerely hops ii
there may be change for the better
and that she may be spared to her
family.
Mrs. Spray Malone was over from
Kenwood Wednesday visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greene.
Mrs. Walter Cole and daughter,
Ethel were Denison visitors Monday.
The William Roy family were down
from Denison Sunday and visited at
the parental, Henry Roy. home,
Rev. G. Y. Notson, of South DakOt8, 4
B. Adams and family Sunday. He Al-
SO occupied the Methodist pulpit both
and evening. He will be re-.
membered by many Of the older peOss
pie as he held the pastOrate here Q
year or so about twenty-five years ago..
Mrs. Will Aldrich waH up from DUB
lap and made an over Sunday visit
the parental, J. w. Cramer, homd
LaVcrne Alexander was up from
Dunlap and spent Sunday at the home
of his grandparents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Henry Roy The Alexander family i2S
moving from Dunlap to WoodbinA.
Mr.. Alexander had been conducting A8
pool hall in Dunlap for several years
after the family moved from this VI
cinity and we understand that tAGl
building was destroyed by fire on4 II
night recently.