The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-27

Misses Lucinda McHenry, Irma
Chamberlain and FancheOn Wiley
came from 1ndianola the first of the
week to spend their Easter vacation
with the home folks.
Steve Hammock arrived Sunday
from Kentucky where he had spent
the greater part Of the winter with his
people. We have been informed that
he is in the next draft and will return
to Kentucky to report.
Friends will be interested to know
that Miss Berenice Judd who left sew.
eral weeks ago for Washington, D.
c., will begin work this week with
the Government War Risk Insurance
Company, her work being proof read
ing and filing. Her many Dow City
friends wish for her the best Of luck
in her new position.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Harding were
down from Dcnison Sunday visiting
at the G.. NJ. Talcott home.
Miss Mae killion was caller in
Denison Monday.
Little Lois Best the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs c. II. Best, is reported as
having been quite sick the past week
but is improving at present.
Mrs. Fred Wiley entertained num-
Der of relatives at dinner Sunday in
honor of her husbands birthday and
very pleasant. time was had.
e The Ralph Roy family have moved
from Denison tonto the Pat Slattery
place near here. H.
Nv. 3. Stcrrett came Saturday from
Anthem and visited with relatives for
a short, time. He returned Sunday
driving his car home which had been
left hero since the family moved to
their new location about six weeks ago.
The Oscar Fienholdt family attend
eli church services in Denison Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Cooper and
daughter, Lucille, r. r. Babel and
Mrs. Fred Coleman motored to Harlan
Saturday where Mr.. Baber remained
until Sunday with his son. Fred and
family.
d. G. Anderson was caller here
Monday from Denison.
w. N. Schouten and John BirkhOfer
were in DenisOn Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Ahart has been on the sick
list for a few days and unable to be
at her duties in the post Office.
Rev. A. 3. Adams was business
visitor at the county capital Monday.
He was also in Denison Tuesday eve
ming and expects to be there Friday
evening to assist Rev. J. L. Boyd in
the special services which are being
held there this week.
Harold Fienholdt has again taken
up his work in the garage after hav'
ing been laid up for the past week
or two, owing to illness. =,
George Rule was in Council Bluffs
Sunday and spent the day with his
brother, Howard and Fred.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Soper Sunday, March "a.
Harold Rudd was home from Vail
and spent the Sabbath with his folks.
The X. X. Black home, about mile
east of town, was placed under quar-
antine for small pox Sunday. We are
told that the Barney Volquartsen fam
lily are also Ouarantined for the same
cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith entertain
ed as Sabbath guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert McCord, and daughter, lone, OF
Denison.
The Religio society will give the fol-
lowing Easter program at eight o'clock
Sunday evening at the l.. d. S. church
to which everyone is invited:
Anthem-Alleluia. Alleluia-ChOtr.
Piano Solo-Bernice Jackson.
Easter Talk-Virgil ButterwOrth.
~Duet--Teach Me To Pray-Emma
O'Brien and Winnie Hatch.
Violin Solo-Helen Jackson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Vocal Solo-Mildred Butterworth.
Song-I Would BE Little Sum
Grandchildren.
Story Of the First Easter on This
Coptinent-Dale Butterworth.
Duet-Ruby Rolls and Bessie Pear'
Mr. and Mrs. Name Cue were over
from the Willow Sunday visiting at
the w. H., Rule, home.
Dean Roy was down from Denison
Sunday visiting at the home OF his
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. Henry Roy.
The town election was held Mon
day when L. c. Hatch was elected
mayor; f.. e. Newkirk, treasurer, NJ.
G. Virgins. assessor and councilmen:
J. l.. Butterworth, J A. Brill, NJ. A.
Pearsall. Brinten Sharp and George
Rule The following are the number
Of votes received by each one: l.. c.
Hatch, IS: e. e. Newkirk, SO; NJ. &.
Virgins, 80; J. L. Butterworth, so;
Dr.. J. A. Brill. SO; NJ. A. Pcarsall.
81; Brinten Sharp, 81; and George
Rule, 10. Everyone is we'll pleased
with the election and all feel assured
that these men will do their duty to-
ward the bcttermcnt OF the town.
The Sunday schools Of the Mctho'
dist and Baptist churches are prcpar'
ing Easter programs for Sunday eve
ming A cordial invitation is extended
RI Dl,hlir tn no nrASaOt
Mrs w. Fl. Buss entertained ut q
six o'clock dinner Monday evening
complimentary to the birthday ami
versary of w. L. Fishel. The affair
was complete surprise and needless
to say was greatly appreciated by the
guest of honor. About twenty guests
were present to partake of the lump.
tuous feast and one of the finest OF
times is reported.
Tho war ,,awS even ec1inSel the de-,