The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-08

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ID Miss Pansy Brown has been suffer
ing greatly with a case of measles
the past week but is reported to be
better at this writing.
Miss Lis GoldswOrthy came over
from Manning Thursday and remained
over Sunday at the parental. J. T.
Goldsworthy home. She has just re
covered from a siege Of the measles.
Mrs r. e. Fritz received mes
sage late Thursday evening in which
was stated that her daughter, Mrs
Paul Ahrens,- of Ames. was i'll. She
left Friday morning to be with her.
! III. a. Anderson and wife and the
|latter's moth Mrs. ]. T. Goldsworthy
were Denisons-visitors Friday.
! Mr. and Mrs. Clair Butterworth were
given pleasant surprise Wednesday
in honor of their forteth wedding an
niversary,' the affair having been plan
ned by Mrs Hugh Butterworth and
Miss Mildred. The guests gathered
at the home late in the afternoon.
Mr.. Butterworth was at his place OF
business in the meat market at the
time and his wife was at the Red
Cross meeting at the school house.
When they arrived home, great was
their surprise upon finding this com,
pany of guests there. They were soon
let into the secret however and need
less to say the occasion was very
much enjoyed. An elegant six o'clock
dinner was served which added great
lily to the pleasures of the event. The
hOnOred guests were presented with
a beautiful set of silver tablespoons
as memento of the occasion. Mrs.
Hudson Downs, Mrs. Isaac Howorth
and Miss Marie Bowling of Denison.
were out of town guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. ButterWorth are among our most
highly respected citizens and all sim
cerely hope they may live to enjoy
many more years of welded happin-
:eS. 81.
P. J. Hallowell was a Dunlap visitor
Friday between trains. ....
Mrs. Clifford Purdy and daughter,
Violet. were here from Manila the
latter part of the week visiting at
the home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Reeser::G
Miss Florence Miller has been on
the sick list for several days but is
improving now. ~
Garfield Rule of Fl Dodge was visit
ing his people here Thursday.
Grandma Ballengee who is at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. S. E.
Baber. in the outskirts of town. was
rendered a delightful surprise Tues.
day afternoon. The ladies of the Bap-
fist church prepared a basket filled
with good things to eat and several OF
the ladies went. to her home and pre-
scented it to her. This kind act of
thoughtfulness was indeed very much
precated by Mrs. Ballengee who
has been an invalid for nearly two
years. Although unable to be about.
she greatly enjoys the visits from her
friends. s
Mrs. Harold Alexander and Mrs.
Hugh Butterworth went to Omaha on
Thursday where the former had her
eyes treated. Mrs. Butterworth re-
turned Friday evening, Mrs. Alex
ander returning Saturday.
A. T.. Stone of DenisOn was bust
ness caller in town Thursday and Fri
day.
j., w. Stepanek and daughter, Jo-
,sephine and Miss Marie Birkhofer
were passengers to Omaha Friday
morning. The former returned that
evening while the latter two remained
for an over Sunday visit with friends.
A cement walk has been put in on
the east side Of the Methodist church
the past week.
The Religio Society Of the L. d. 5.
church held a social at the c. E.
ButterwCrth home Friday evening.
The time was devoted to games and
the like and the occasion was enjoyed
to the utmost by each one present.
Nice refreshments consisting OF ice
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. o. J Judd and daughter, Hazel.
went down to Omaha Friday afternoon
on shopping expedition and remained
until Saturday evening with relatives.
A patriotic picture entitled, THE
Stacker" was shown in the Triangle
Amusement hall Wednesday night
and it was exceptionally good, being
witnessed by a crowded house. This
picture was given by the Union, TOWN.
ship War Service Council as an appre-
citation of the enthusiastic way IN
which the people Of the township have
subscribed to the Third Liberty Loan.
After the picture had been shown,
w. e. Fishel gave patriotic reading
which was very Interesting. The PEG
PIE were lleu given 5Illt opPot 'ohi''
of subscribing for War Savings
Stamps, w. E. Fishel and Postmaster
Ed Ahart having this in charge. A
large number willingly responded to
the cause.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pearsall has been quite
sick the past week but at present she
is reported to be better.
Word reaches us that Louis Miller
son of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Miller, has
arrived in France. He had been i'll
the military training since early'last
fall
Friday afternoon. Mrs. c. l.. Rudd
played the part Of hostess to the
members of the Friday club and sew
eral invited guests. The usual pas
time was INDUCED in and very pleas
ant time was spent. AS closing
feature, the hostess treated her guests
to a fine lunch.
Little Lois Hatch has been having
the measles the past week
The w. G. T. e. met at the home
of Mrs. Ed Riddle Thursday afternoon
the time being spent in sewing.
Mrs. Sarah kuykendall was a pas
senger from Dunlap Saturday for an