The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-10


members Of the Friday club and sew
eral invited guests Friday afternoon
there being very large number pres
ent. The time was spent most pleas.
ing social manner and a delicious re-
past concluded the occasion.
Miss Christina Sans came Saturday
evening from Anthem, where she has
been staying at the w. B. Sterrett
home, and is making q visit with her
relatives, the Byrd Sans family.
Mrs. w. H. Rule was a visitor in
Dunlap one day the past week.
Mrs. Fred Colby left Saturday for
Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. c., where
she will visit her husband who was
transferred there some time ago from
Camp Pike, Ark.
Miss Ruby Baber has been quite
sick the past week and unable to at
tend school,.
Miss Iva Fishel came home Sunday
from Ames and will remain until she
is over the effects Of vaccination.
A party was given at the Chris
Brink home" Wednesday evening conf
plimentary to Private Hans Hargens,
who is here on thirty days furlough
from Camp Cody. ~ NJ Friends to
the number Of about thirty-five were
present and the occasion WIS enjoyed
to the utmost by each one, but by none
more than the guest of honor who
was more than pleased to meet his
friends in this way. The evening was
largely devoted to dancing, several
games also furnishing much enjoy
ment. Last but not least came the re-
freshments and soon after this fea
ture the guests departed for their
homes
Misses Lena and Coda Honz were
DenisOn visitors Thursday.
Word reaches us of the marriage Of
Clair Lloyd. a former Dow City boy,
the event having taken place in Pueb-
10, Colo. Since leaving this vicinity
he has been employed in the mines
near Denver. We are told that he eX-
poets togo into military service soon.
Tie best wishes of all are extended to
himself. and his chosen bride.
Miss Martha Weiss went to Des
Moines Friday for week end visit
with relatives.
DR.. c. w. Carr. of Denison, was a
visitor in.town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Igou were among
the Denison visitors Friday.
Mrs. W. e. Fishel spent couple Of
days with relative sin Mapleton re.
Gently
Hudson McHenry and his sister. Lu-
cinda, were visiting their brother, Nor
ris. at Camp Dodge last week before
tt latter's departure for a camp in
Texas. The former returned Friday.
while his sister went from there to In
danol to resume her college work.
Mrs Frank Stone. of Nampa. Idaho.
who has been in Denison for some !
time visiting her sister. spent the past |
week among her Dow City friends.
Misses Anna Bell and Eva Roy were |
visitors at the county capital Satur- |
day.
The regular monthly meeting of the |
Standard Bearers will be held at the |
r. L. Thomas home west Of town on |
Friday evening of this week.
John Carey, wife and little son were !
passengers to Wall Lake Sunday for a
visit at the parental, Phillip Dietrich, |
home.
John, the two year old sen of Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Baber. who has been |
suffering for some time with infantile |
paralysis, is reported better and the |
home was released from quarantine |
Mrs. A. H. Harper and Miss Flor
encc Miller were in Denison Friday at |
tending the county Sunday school |
Miss Jane Hallowell has returned |
from two weeks visit at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Garfield Rule, and
family in FIT. Dodge. She had stopped
here on her way home from Fayette-
Vile, N. c., where she and her father
had spent several months with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Holcomb. Mr. Halo
we'll having come home a couple OF
weeks ago.
Since the new time went into effect
there have been several complaints
made among the patrons OF the pub
lie school who reside in the country as
to the early hour Of getting their chill.
lren ready for the hacks. 1t was sug- |