The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-13

IIllG Was spent Ill d SUSldl AueiHuci'
Miss Hilda Turnlund was awarded the
prize in game of making the most
words out of "Rebekah LODGE in ten
minutes time. Dainty refreshments
were served, which added greatly to
the evenings pleasures.
Misses Mildred Virgins, Caroline
Shirk and Mabel Cole were among the
county seat callers Saturday.
Mrs. j. Burwell, of Sac City, and
Mrs. Clyde Haskins, of Manila, came
Saturday for an over Sunday visit at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Reeser.
Misses Frances and Mary thinner
were passengers to Denison Saturday,
where they made an over Sunday visit,
returning Monday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. c. Hatch and daughter
Lois, attended the l.. D. S. conference
in Denison Sunday.
John Ahart received car of cattle
from Omaha Saturday, which he will
feed for the market.
A business meeting of the alumni
was held at the home of Mrs. w. A.
Seemann on Thursday evening. Az
engagements were made for the pub.
fishing of the alumni annual, also 9TH
err business matters were attended to
at this time.
Noah Thompson attended the we'd
ding OF his brother, Showed, in Ma
nilla Wednesday morning.
Herbert Butterworth was in Deni-
son Saturday having dental work done
Lieut.. Floyd Sharp was home from
Camp Dodge and made an over Sun
day visit with his folks.
Robert Mayne sold some horses, cat
tie, hogs and farm machinery at the
livery barn Saturday. He is prepar-
ing to move to the farm which he pur-
chased of H. G. Scott, known as the
former home of John Ahart, about
two miles north OF town.
Mrs. Shumate, of Arion, who has
been spending the past week at the
Jim Baber home caring for their lit
tie son through his siege of pneu-
monia, has secured rooms at the G. "
Jordan home, where she will make her
headquarters hereafter.
The members of the library associa-
ton held a business session at the
home of Mrs. A. II. Harper Friday
evening and made arrangements to
serve a supper on Saturday evening
Of this week. The ladies have secured
the building on the corner where the
l.. d. S. Aid served their supper three.
weeks ago. Please bear in mind the
place and date The proceeds will be
used for the benefit of the library.
Miss Alvina Peterson visited with
her folks in Arion Sunday.
Miss Eva Roy was visiting relatives
in Denison Saturday.
The Royal Neighbors held their reg
ular meeting at the country home of
Mrs. W. H. Buss ON Tuesday of the
past week. at which time the officers
elected some time ago were installed,
they being as follows: Mrs. W. II.
Rule, oracle; Mrs. Clair Butterworth,
vice oracle; Mrs. T. E. Fritz, record
er; Mrs. Geo. Binnall, receiver; Mrs.
E. H. Swasey, marshal; Mrs. Spray
Malone, inside sentinel Mrs Frank
Bolton. of Denison, outside sentinel;
Mrs. A. J. Wight, chancellor; Miss
Mildred ButterwOrth, manager for
three years and Dr. F. N. Rowe, camp
physician The officers were installed
by Mrs. ,Buss. A social hour was en-
joyed after the business session, the
guests being treated to a dainty re-
past.
A. L. Jackson has bought the build
ing where Jim Turnlund formerly con-
Quoted a grocery store and will have
it moved onto the vacant lot between
the office of e. II. Swasey and N. r.
Wilder and the Pearl Wore garage, he
having purchased the lot some time
ago. We have not learned what he
will use the building for RumOr says
that bank is to be erected on the
corner where this building stands.
Miss Flora Virgins was up from
Woodbine and spent Sunday with her
folks
Paul McElwain was a caller at the
county capital Saturday.
A volley ball team has been organ
lied among the business men and a
number of others. The members Of
the team will practice on Wedn esday
evening of each week.
The Friday club met at the home of
Mrs p. J. Hallowell on Friday after
noon, there being a. fairly good turn
out. The stormy weather prevented
many from attending. which was a
great disappointment to them. Those
present report a fine time. The host
ess served delicious luncheon which
proved an enjoyable feature.
Frank Field returned Friday from
weeks visit at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Will Burke, and other
relatives in the Bluffs.
The Roger Paul home, several miles
west of town, is under quarantine,
Mrs. Paul being the victim of small
pOX.
H. A. Mcqueen arrived Saturday
from Holdredge, Neb.. where he had
held q position as electrician since
his resignation here two or three
months ago. He has given up the
work at that place and will take up
his former position here. His wife
and children have been with her folks
in Tama since their removal from
here, but will also return later. All
are glad to welcome this family back
again.
The Ahart and Smith sale, held on
Wednesday, is reported as being quite
successful. Mr.. Ahart and Mr.. Smith
have dissolved partnership. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith have decided to move to
Colorado and will leave in about two
weeks. A sale was also held at the
Peter Bahr home Friday. The Bahr
family expect to leave soon for their
new home near Osmond, Neb.
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