The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-09
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Mrs. w. N. Schouten was hostess
Friday afternoon to the members OF
the Friday club, including a NUMBER
If invited guests. The main feature
nf ire event was Red Cross work anu
tna measures Of the occasion were Gu
loved to the utmost, as was also 'ie
dainty repast at the close. o,.
H g. Scott was over from DUN
Grove Saturday afternoon.
Herbert Butterworth was in benson
saturday having dental work done.
Miss Byrl Odell was a passenger
from Logan Saturday for an over oun'
day visit with friends. ru:ao,,
Il Thos Michaelsen returned FRIDAY
,,;ght from a couple Of days so]ouril
i, omaha. where he had been on pus-
mess. Saturday
lin Baber was in Denison SATURDAY
~ attend the funeral of little LQyla
ServOsS. o hoe
+.Lan Mace in the local meat market
when Clair Butterworth and SON. mug ~ II
\ dissolved partnership, the former We
4 coming sole owner OF the shoP. w. w.
have not learned what the iatters u,
ture plans are. ButterWortn ooi
had been in partnership in this DUST
ness for quite a number OF years. ;,
Mrs. Walter Homan and two cnll'
dren returned Thursday evening iron,
! nIeasant weeks visit with her loihs
in Omaha. They also ATTENDED the
Ak.sar-ben while there. ~:
I n, N. Chamberlain and wife lett frl-
dav evening for Virginia, Ill.,, haVins
bean called there by the death or MS
,,ncla Mr. 5Petefish. They will PROB
ahlv Ia gone for several weeks.
Chris Christiansen, of this place.
ana Miss Calista WingrOVe, OF Arioh'
,uare united in marriage at the bap-
tist parsonage in Denison wednesday
artarnnnn. the ceremony being per-
sormed ~ the pastor, Rev. e. II. Ham
;ltnn The young couple were attend
IA h. Paul Wingrove and MISS Ella
Harder Both of the newlyweds are
well and fayorably known to the peo-
ple of this community, the pr1qe W.
ing daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-. Neis Mn
Wingrove, and the groom son u rs w..
and Mrs. Andrew christensen. ihes
are now making visit with relatives
IA Kansas City and after their return
will begin housekeeping on iaIha
near here. All wish for this estlmap,e
Young couple the best OF heaith'
wealth and happiness.
Mrs. W. e. Dow had an operatlon
nerformed Friday for the removal o.
Mrs JaAe Wood, who has been nv
40 with her granddaughter, Mrs. war
ron Bttleman, and family for the past
cnmnle Of months, has moved ana IS
now occupying her rooms over 'ne
CITY grocery and bakery:
\ Miss Mildred Hoeffer has accepteu
! nnsition Of bookkeeper in the BANK
n sDow City, she having taken up her
dmtias last week. For several years
Miss Hoeffer worked as stenographer
q Rrinton Sharp left Friday for Texas
,,,hara ia went to put in crop on
niece OF land he purchased there some
time ago. ossenper
from Dunlap Saturday evening lor oil
over Sunday visit with her foiKs.
Miss Coda Dow was PASSENGER ~
Omaha Wednesday afternoon whele
she visited relatives and attenaeo 'le
zAk-sar-ben. a SONG
IS M. and Mrs. Paul Ahrens and sons
Francis and Clifford, returned Ihurs'
dav to their home in Boone a1ter a
,,;.it her Of ten days or so. They nau
shaan called here BY the death OF her
mother, Mrs. T. 2. Fritz. nav
w FA. Dayie, OF Dunlap, was a 10"
n;tv hu siness caller Wednesday,.
Among the social functions OF the
nast week was a gathering OF inc
members and friends of the Methoalst
chnrch. the nature of the event Delng
farewell for Rev. A B. Adams, VIE
and daughter, Eva. A large NUMBER
we're present and all enjoyed them-
selves as much as is possible on such
an occasion. The evening was spent
II y;siting, etc, the orchestra render
ing several beautiful selectlohs. ine
honored guests were presented WIN
neat purse as a slight token OF tne
esteem in which they are heid. Gar
ence Bryan very ably made the pre-
sentation speech, Rev Adams respond
ing in very grateful manner. AT
late hour the company reluctantly
broke up, all wishing Rev. Adams ana
family the best of success IN thelr
nav charge. The affair took place on
Tuesday evening of the past week Ill
tha inarlors Of the Methodist church.
MI and Mrs. A. Olson and Herman
Andres and wife, of Denison, were
hr;aY callers in town Wednesday, TAX
mo the train from here to Omaha. at
which place they attended the Ak-sar-
ben =, wodnes.
dav from Ames where he had gone TO
take course in agriculture. Upon ar
irving there he found that soldiers on.
IN who were subject to the military
call. were admitted into the school, 50
he decided to return home again;
s MRS. Thos Mccullough has been
quite i'll the past week and under ihe
care Of a physician. We are very glad
to report that she is now able 10 Dc
about again. -
Alfred and Lester Hansen were at
4 Camp Dodge last week, where they
5enioyed q visit with their brother'
William, The camp was placed under
quarantine shortly after their ARRIVAL
thus they were permitted to make OIL
" a brief visit there.
Mrs. ]. l., ButterWorth was IN Logan
and spent day last week with MISS
Ora Butterworth, who is IN the MI