The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-08
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49, ~ NAeAA AAAOASHiy ihASlAho Va 'iAN
W0man's club was held Tuesday eve.
ming ct the school house, there being
large number present to witness
the fine program which began at $50.
The evening was opened with music
I by the Girls. glee club, followed with
1 q reading by Miss Ruby Baber. A
pretty vocal SOLD was: then rendered
by Miss ytoaa Paul after which Miss
Mabel Thomas appeared. on the pro-
gram willis reading The next num-
her vas bic BY the pupils Of the
third grade Merry Little Gypsies."
Those having part in this were appro-
priately dressed and all did splendid
". AT the close of this reading
I was EtrSE by Miss, Irene Smith after
Z witch the ladies' quartet composed
Of Mrs. ri E. Lusk, Mis- Martha Weiss,
Miss Belhice Hunsicker and Mrs. A.
W-EWils bn, sang beautifully. A pref
ty piano. solo was given by Miss Ber-
nice jackson which was greatly en-
4 joyel. ~. l.. Butterworth then gave
talk Jbn sour. Library this also be-
4 ing vtry interesting. The closing
number was vocal duet by Misses
i Hazel Judd and Ruby Rolls. The
occalion was, enjoyed immensely by
even oner present.
Df. ]. F. Potter returned from Kan
sasF City Wednesday where he had
: been called several days previous by
Sst TIE serious illness of his son, Francis.
Who is now convalescing from his
recent siege Of pneumonia. His Dow
lefty friends are greatly pleased to
near of this. >.,
Mrs. A. J. Mackey was a brief Wis
itor In town Wednesday, going from
here to Logan for a visit. She in
forms us that she has stored her
household, goods and will rent her
home IN Arion, having decided to
spend the summer at different places
among relatives. " @s
J. T. Goldsworthy and wife have
returned from weeks sojourn in
Chicago where they had gone to see
their sen-in-law, l. A. Anderson, a
graduate from the veterinary, school
The latter and wife accompanied them
home, having made the trip here over
land in, the Anderson car. -.
Mrs. NJ B. Bailey came up, from
Dunlap Tuesday evening to attend the
Woman's club program at the school
house. She was a guest at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. F. G. Howorth,
returning Wednesday afternoon.
John Edwards, Jr., and daughters,
Mae and Alma InQtored to Denison
Wednesday where the latter is taking
treatments for rheumatism.
Word has been received here to the
etect that Morris Hefferman, F. o.
Reynolds, Floyd Rigsby, Guy Rock
we'll, Asa Divine and James Turnlund
have been transferred from Camp
Green, M C., to New York. They had
been training at Camp Green since go
ing into the service a few months ago.
Ameeting of the library association
was held one evening last week when
an election of officers took place as
follows: President, Mrs. A. H. Harp
er: viee-president, Miss Ellen God
dard; fsecretary, Mrs. r. E. Lusk;
treasss&er, J L. Butterworth and IL
brarfan, Miss Elene Goddard: - l
Miss Ina McCrery Of Dunlap, was
a pleasant guest of her friend, Miss
Laura Wilders here Thursday. u 4
Miss Dora Thompson was in Dun
lap "Wednesday having dental work
done .-'.,Es~s.. ''E
E. E: tNewkirk was a caller at the
county seat Thursday
Mrs. Elmer Turnlund was up from
Council Bluffs and spent the day
Thursday at the A, P. Turnlund home.
Mrs. w. E., Sharp and Miss Pearl
Cornelius were Dunlap visitors Tues
day. %
Merton Thomas left the fore part
of the past week on his return to
Camp Pike, Ark, having enjoyed
ten days furlough spent with his
people here. %. - s.
Howard Rule was here from Coun-
Gil Bluffs last week visiting at the
parental, W. H. Rule home.
Misses Josephine Munsey and Marie
Coleman were in Dunlap one day last
week having dental work done.
Mrs. Wesley. Cramer has been very
i'll with the measles, she having been
belfast for the past week or SO, but
we are glad to state that she is some.
what improved now. fE' 50 tas% I !.
r. X Jamison, Of Denver, Colo,
was in town the latter part Of the
week. He formerly Travelled for the
Noble Oil Refining Company and spent
sometime here several months ago,
whilASengageds in that work. 49,,
Alfred Hansen and Harold Rudd
have returned from a several weeks
visit in Sioux City and Sioux Falls,
s. Oak. ...
Mesdames A. Fl. Harper and r. e.
Fritz were callers at the county CAPT
tai Thursday. -. r t...
A. w. Crouch and A. T.. Bryan were
business callers in town one day last
week from Denison.
Andrew Bell, ST., of Denison, was
visiting relatives here the fore part
Of the week.
81 w. H. Rule was in Omaha Wednes-
day to see his wife who is confined
in a hospital there, where she I'M
derwent an operation for gall stones
She is getting along very nicely at
the present writing.
F.. c. HowOrth is the owner of a
new auto truck.
F H. Lister of Deltison, was d
business visitor in town Thursday. He
was accompanied by his wife and baby
daughter.
&s Mrs. Frank McHenry. and Mrs. Jim
Turner were in Denison one day last
week q.
Mrs. E. L. Roberts, returned Thurs
day from weeks visit with relatives
In Manning and is again at the L.