The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-15


lfreshments consisting of pop corn and
apples at the close Of the afternoon.
Mrs. Adolph Ahart and daughter,
Bernice were in Denison making an
over Sunday visit at the parental, Joe
Losch, home.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy was over
from Manning for week end visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. T..
Goldsworthy. The former spent the
day Saturday in Omaha.
Mrs. l.. H. Cruise was Dunlap Wis.
itor Saturday.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Brake went to Logan
Sunday to spend few days at the L..
E. Mcbride home She will look af-
ter the household duties while her
daughter, Mrs. Mcbride, is in Council
Bluffs taking treatments.
Burton Tillett Harold Rudd and
Charles Rigsby left Sunday night for
Coon Rapids, where they have accept
ed employment with the Western I'm
ion Telegraph company. The former
just returned from Silver Creek, Neb.,
where he had been engaged IN similar
work for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. r. Bentley and baby
daughter enjoyed a visit with their
relatives, Dr. and Mrs. Humphrey, in
Woodbine Saturday and Sunday.
w. II. Rule was in Council BluHs
where he Sundayed with his sons,
Howard and Fred.
Fred Logsdon, Of Ames, was here
and made week end visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Mae Killion has returned to
her work in Dunlap after having spent
several weeks at her parental home
here on account of siege OF the nu.
Donald Tinker was up from Dunlap
Sunday calling on friends.
S. A. Dow returned Sunday night
from his trip to Rochester where he
had gone the Sunday previous to con-
suit. the specialists in regard to his
health which has been failing OF late'
He stopped in Omaha for day or so
on his way home. .,.....
Jay Ahart and wife went to Omaha
Sunday to spend few days at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Harry Nc
Queen, and family.
The Baptist Sunday school elected
officers Sunday for the coming year
as follows: Superintendent, Mrs. a.
H. Harper; assistant, Mrs. T. II. AL
len; secretary-treasurer, Clark Bark
er: librarians, Claa Mae Munsey and
Marian Carlson; pianist, Miss jose
phine Munsey.
D. l.. Graul and little son were down
from Arion Sunday visiting at the pa
rental, J. G. Graul, home.
Grandma Ballengee has been quite
sick, for several days the past week,
but we are very glad to report that she
is now improving. 1885,.
C. A. Tyson and wife, OF Omaha,
were passengers here Saturday for an
over Sunday visit at the F. c. How
orth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Howorth and
Mesdames Merrill Sharp and Frank
Banyard motored to Denison Monday.
Chauncey Toon went over to Maple
ton last week for visit with rela-
tives.
The little baby son of DR.. J. A. Brill
and wife is reported as having Deen
very sick the past week, but is recov-
ering at present.
Miss Mabel Thomas was over from
Buck Grove and spent the week end
at the parental. E. l.. Thomas, home.
The G.. H. C.'s held meeting at the
home of Mrs. F. C. Howorth Wednes-
day evening for the purpose OF elect
ing officers and making plans for the
coming year. Mrs. F. c. Howorth was
elected president to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal OF Mrs. w. "A.
Seemann from Dow City. The other
officers for the past year were re-
elected as follows: Secretary, Mrs.
Frank Glassburner; treasurer, Mrs. y.
E.. Bremser. On account Of many or
the members being prevented from
during the past year, oW-
ing. to sickness and other causes, 1t
was decided to use the same calendars
for this year. The club has also de-
cided to postpone their banquet until
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rule are expect
ing their son, Robert, home from Camp
Dodge. He returned several weeks ago
from overseas duty and arrived at
Camp Dodge last week from Newport
News, w. Va.
Fritz Steffin was in Omaha Monday,
where he spent the day looking after
business matters.
Harold Rudd was passenger to
Vail Saturday evening for short Wis
it with friends, returning Sunday ar
ternOon. .-.
:, Miss Iona Wiley. was passenger
to Dunlap Saturday afternoon for a
visit with friends. ... .-4r 49,.
M. G. Virgins, town assessor, any
E. e. Riddle, township assessor, were
In Denison last Tuesday attending the
assessors meeting, at which time the
of all town and farm prop
erty was raised rs per cent. as4 @t<%
Mrs. s.. S. Rice and son returned to
their home in Denison Monday after
a couple of days visit at the Myron
Rice and Lee VIM homes. as& ~.
! Private Snowd Thompson and wife
are the happy parents of baby daugh-
ter. born to thems on Saturday, Jan
lary 18th. We congratulate. 81
The Baptist prayer meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Anna Will
Jams Thursday evening of last week. !
The prayer meeting this week will be
at the home of Mrs. T. E. Allen.
jill. Butterworth and wife and Mes
danes Harvey Hamerick and Orvie !
Boham and little son, Marion, were
visiting and shopping in Denison Mon