The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31
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Last Tuesday evening Elton Win
grove was given a farewell party at
his home. About fifty or sixty were
present. Games and music was the
feature Of the evening. The crowd
sang several songs and Eileen and
several war songs. i Ice cream and
Ruth Turnlilnd, bf Cherokee, sang
cake were served at q late hour when
all departed, wishing him good luck.
Mrs. H. WingrOve gave birthday
party for her granddaughter, Ruth
Turnlund, Saturday. Fifteen little
friends were present. They left her
several tokens of remembrance. A
tempting lunch Of sandwiches, ice
cream and cake was served.
!: Mrs. J p. Hughes, Of Central City;
Mrs. A. D. Washburn, of Troy Mills;
and Mrs. W.'Fearsoll, of Walker, are
visiting their sister Mrs. G. Carpen-
ter at the WE. Staner home.
Rev. George Warsham, of Des
MONIES, gave an address at the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening
upon wartime prohibition. The adj
dress was strong for temperance and
brought that subject to the front. Rev.
J. NJ Williams, of Mapleton, gave the
opening prayer. Patriotic songs were
sung by the choir Miss Joy Hemphill
Of Buck Grove sang pretty solo, The
ladies' quartet, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs.
Kepford, Mrs. Nelson and Miss Bros
Jus, sang IA Mothers Prayer" and
Mrs. Evelyn Steinhagen sang a fine
solo.
Clyde Huffman, Of Billings, Mont,
came last week to visit relatives and
friends here and also with his broth
er at Denison
Letters from Carl Kepford and Fred
Suhr, who left in April, tell Of their
safe arrival III France.
A farewell party was given for Ed
ward Butler by his cousin, Mrs. Grace
Kepford, and Mrs. Baker, at which rel
atives were present.
7 Emil Schwarz, Johr Blackman, L. @.
Butler returned Monday from trip
to. Minnesota They report q fine time
and a splendid yield OF grain there.
Miss Evelyn Mari and H. Steinhag-
en- were married at Sac City last week
Wednesday just before Mr. Steinhag-
en- left to join the army, adding one
more young couple to the many parted
by the necessity Of war. These young
people are we'll. and favorably known
here and their many friends extend
their best wishes.
Mrs. Emil Schwarz was taken quite
i'll Saturday afternoon but is recover
ing.
Mrs. George Argotsinger gave par
ty Tuesday evening for her sons, Guy
and Harry, who left to join the army
Wednesday. A large number of their
young friends were present and a
pleasant time was enjoyed by all. De.
licious cake and ice cream were
served.
While Lew Wright and Robert
Champion were driving along the road
east of town their buggy was struck
by ain auto while its diver was trying
to escape collision with a recklessly
driven car, believed to be from Wood
bine. The brakes were put on but ne
could not stop the car. Mr.. Wright
was thrown under the wreck Of the
buggy, and Mr. Champion across the
road, but no bones were broken and
although hurt quite badly they are
around again. They seem to think
that the driver who struck them could
not have avoided 1t, but blame the
driver of the other car.
Mrs. M. Kelly drove down from Den
ison Saturday to visit her former
neighbors, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Bal
lantyne.
Miss Stella Staller is attending sum
mer school at Denfson.