The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-09
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ceived for the school. When the ca
was opened it was found that it cor
tanned baled excelsior. The load O
coal was taken to some other plac
4 and the car Of excelsior left here b.
mistake. The school, supply of Goa
being entirely exhausted it meant tina
school could not be opened Wednes
day as had been the intention. 1t wa
necessary to secure wood to burn il
order to prevent the pipes from freez
ing. Some coal was hauled from Ken
wood Saturday and school was opened
on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Phillip DERRICK came Saturda!
from Wall Lake for visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John Carey, ant
family for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. p. J. Brown are the
happy parents OF 8 pound baby boy
born to them on Friday, January 4th
Mother and babe are being cared fol
by Mrs. Minnie Ehlers. Of Deloit.
The L. D. s.. prayer meeting wa:
held at the home Of Mrs. jeanette
Crandall last Thursday evening and
y this week the prayer service will be
at the G. W. Langley home. ~
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy returned to
4 Manning Sunday to resume her teach
4 ing after having spent her vacation al
i the. parental, j. T. G0ldsworthy, home
The home of Wesley Cramer and
wife was blessed by the arrival OF a
fine baby boy on Thursday, January
Sd. The little one tipped the scales al
~ pounds. Mother and babe are do
Ing very nicely. Mrs. Ella Hahn, Mrs
Cramer's mother, Is caring for them.
Mrs. Link Riddle returned from
the week with relatives.
WOOdbine Friday, where she had spent
Mrs. Thomas Beard, accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Gaige, were up from
Dunlap and spent the day Friday at the
home OF the formers daughter, Mrs
James Baber, and family.
George Ahart and daughter. Kath'
rvn. were passengers from Denison
"Wednesday and were guests at the
home OF his sister. Mrs. J. H. Stepan'
Elk. returning Thursday.,
Miss Mabel Cole returned Friday
from. q several days visit with friends
in Deloit.
Miss Hortense Wright was up from
dunlap and spent Friday and Satur'
liav among her numerous friends.
Mrs. r. f. Frits went to Ames Satur-
day for an extended sojourn' at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Paul
sAhrens, and family. Her son.in-law.
who has been employed as street car
conductor there for some time, has
gone to firing on the Northwestern for
q couple OF months. II the work proves
satisfactory to him he will accept the
position. He atill retains his street
car position. which rieht holds good for
sixty days. Mrs. Nitz will remain
with her daughter and the children
while Mr.. ]Ahrens 10 absent.
L Mrs. j. F. Potter returned Friday
from tvi14 Of nearly, q week with rel
atiyos u & 1nton. 81 ~
81 Oliver Cook was among the callers
IL the county capital Friday. {.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Cole spent several days
the past week with relatives in Deni.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jackson and Mrs.
II. G. Hatch were business visitors in
Woodbine Saturday between trains.
Miss Nora Finnigan, Of Buck Grove,
:was q pleasant guest at the Arch
Wight home several days last week,
going from here to Manila Friday.
AZ the regular meeting Of the Re-
sbekah lodge Wednesday evening an
installation OF officers was held. Mrs.
s. r. Jacobsen, the district deputy
president being present from Dentson,
she having charge OF the installation.
The following officers were installed {:
Mas Florence Miller, N. G.; Mrs. c. l..
Rudd, v. G.;. Mrs. A. H. Harper, re.
cording secretary: Miss Hilda Turn.
lund, financial secretary: Mrs. s. =.
Wiley, treasurer, Mrs. W.. c. Rolls,
chaplain; Mrs. T. F.. Fritz, warden;
Mrs. Jane Wood. conductress: Mrs.
iBrinten Sharp, right support to N. G.;
Mrs, s., Il. Goddard, left support to
N. G.; Mas Lulu Crandall, inside
guard. and Mrs. Orvie Boham, outside
guard. Two other officers, right and
loft support to v. G., will be installed
later. Al the close Of the business
session Il social hour was enjoyed, one
az the most pleasant features being a
delicious luncheon which was served.
"A program Is to be arranged for the
next regular meeting on the sixteenth
OF January.
u. Il. jackson and Gus Anderson
were Omaha business visitors Friday
jay Baber was q caller at the county
seat Friday " D.
John Ahart sent shipment OF two
cars OF hogs to the Omaha market last
week. I'll
The marriage Of Paul Hagen and
Miss Bertha Tatroe took place in
Cherokee Wednesday afternoon at g
o'clock. Sthe affair being very quiet
one. The newlyweds went on their
honeymoon to Des Moines for q visit.
The bride Is quite we'll known here,
having resided with her brother, Carl,
on the Howorth ranch for more than
year, during which time she taught in
one OF our rural schools. She Is q very
highly accomplished young lady and
has many warm friends in this vicin-
ity, who wish for herself and husband
q superabundant measure Of happiness
and prosperity While the groom is
not so we'll known here he is spoken
OF as being q most energetic and up
right young man. having visited here
q number OF times. The young couple
will make their home in Cherokee.
Misses Irene Smith and Blarch Cole
r.,ne< IA =, iunS1e y a Orc, t,ipdov C.