The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-21
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| Mrs. A. Fl. Harper returned Thurs-
day from weeks sojourn in Dunlap,
where she had been visiting with rel
atives and attending chautauqua.
Mrs. WILDER Berry was a caller at
| the county capital Wednesday.
Miss Mae Killion has returned to
Dunlap after having spent a week at
| en- and Beverly Bramson were also
en- and Beverly Bramson were also
here with her, their parents having
lbeen absent from home on a visit.
Wednesday the boys OF the garden
club went on hike up to the Dig
ipark south of town. The girls or the
canning club were invited guests on
this occasion. They took their lunch
along and a very enjoyable day was
spent. The company was chaperoned
by Prof O. r. Bentley and Miss Ber'
| tina Logsdon. /,
Friends of Carl Hansen and Carl
ITatroe, who recently left here for
Camp Gordon, Ca, will be pleased to
Ilearn that they have been placed in
the rank of corporal.
John Williamson returned Wednes-
| day from having spent several days
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ar
THUR Butler, and family near kiron.
He had been assisting Mr.. Butler with
| his farm work.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy has returned
iron a pleasant visit with. her sister,
Mrs. I. A. Anderson, and husband at
Stanhope.
Miss Irene Baber, of Gordon, Neb.,
Ia, vic with rnIc.
Itiyes, returned Friday from a several
days visit at the home OF her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Loise, near
Ellis. She also made a short visit in
IDenison.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Best have been
entertaining the latter's brother, Ord
Leslie, of Orchard, Neb., the past
week.
Miss Bertha Logsdon visited with
relatives and friends in Denison last
week.
Misses Virginia and Myrtle. Marks
returned home the fore part OF last
week. The former had been visiting
| her grandmother in Omaha, while the
latter had been spending a few days
with the Misses Helen and Margaret
Pearsall in Nebraska City.
Frank Mack, who is employed by
John Ahart at the new elevator just
across the Illinois Central track near
the depot, has purchased the vacant
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. e.. ~.
Barnes, which is located south OF the
Stepanek harness shop.
Wednesday evening at the Metho-
dist church, beginning at $3.50 re-
cital was given by Miss Mildred But
terworth's music class. The follow
ling program was rendered:
Piano Duet, ..!!!....t.1..... Smith
Helen and Rernice Jackson
Lucia di LammerSnoor .Krug, OPP. ia
Mearle ,Schouten,
Dance Polonaise ..s......... Martin
Clara Mae Munsey
Apple Blossoms ........ Kluckmann
! Margaret Gibson
Piano Duet ....t... 50. StreapDog
Evelyn and George Crandall
Morning Prayer s.......... StreaDbog
/ "a Vida Spence
lWayside Chapel 49,. 49,. -. Wilson
| a Eva adams
Shower of Roses -. /. streabbog
Ruth, Rudd s.
FldDO Duct, dpoi $50 8. A1A . ASAAAs1AA
Dorothy Fagan, Mearle Schouten
Robin Redbreast's Return $500. Bell
Erma Towne
ISpinning Song ........ EllmenrelcK
Clara Potter
Holiday March ............ klmball
Irene Riley
Springtime ................ LOcaben
Erma Acker
The Shepherds Dream Helms, Op. III
5. Dorothy Pagan
Piano Duet -. .......... Streabbog
Vida Butterworth, Vida Spence
moonlight on the Water ...... Blake
Ruth Judd :.
Farewell to the Robin -. Blackwell
- Evelyn Buss
Star of the East ............ Durand
Viola Gibson
Valse Caprice ............ Newman
Bernice Jackson
IStar Spangled Banner .............
| Class
Miss Lucinda McHenry favored the
audience with several pretty vocal
solos in connection with the evening
program. Each number was taken
well and Miss Butterworth is deserv.
ling of much credit for her splendid
work. The class now consists OF TWEEN
ty-five pupils, namely: Erma Acker
Eva Adams, Vida Butterworth, Eveiyn
Buss, Evelyn Crandall, George Gran
dali, Anna Divine, Dorothy Pagan
katherine Fredrichsen, Louise Fred
richsen, Viola Gibson, Margaret Glib
son, Verona Haworth, Bernice Jack
son, Helen Jackson, Ruth Judd, Clara
Mae Munsey, Clara Potter, Ruth Rudd
Irene Riley, Mearle Schouten, Vida
spence, Mearle Spence, Erma Towne
and Dorothy Towne.
Mrs John Retman was down from
Denison between trains Thursday Wis
iting at the home Of her father, John
Edwards, Jr.
Miss Anna Nelson was passenger
to Denison Thursday, where she went
to have an operation performed for
the removal of her tOnsils.
James Scott, Jr returned the lore
part of last week from several days
visit with friends in Des Moines and
Indianola. H
Mrs. Julius Ahart spent the day last
Wednesday with her husband at the
Methodist hospital in Omaha. She
reports him to be getting along as
well as can be expected. ll& 3.
Mrs. e. D. Barnes went to Webster
City Tuesday for visit with rela.