The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26

iison Saturday and made short visi
with his mother Mrs. Jennie Sleeper
4 On Thursday evening of this weel
lat 1880 there will be an alumni bust
mess meeting at the home of Mis-
Mildred Butterworth. A good attend
lance Is desired.
Gail Carey was down from Denisol
several days last week assisting IL
1.-THE McHenry bank.
| Raymond Rule was over from thu
Willow Friday visiting with the home
/ folks.
Eugene Crandall and Norris Nc
Henry, Jr. were among the county
seat callers Friday.
Mrs. Ida Talcott and son, Edgar
and the G. M. Talcott family we're ir
lDenison Sunday to attend the funera
of w. " Huffman.
Mrs. John Ahart went to Danbury
saturday to spend few days looking
latter business interests.
Fred Logsdon was here from Ames
making an over Sunday visit with
friends and relatives.
Chas. Narramore and wife and John
Miller were down from Denison Sun.
day and visited at the Henry Roy
home.
Jay Baber severed his connections
Monday with the c. 6 N. w. railway
as section foreman and he is prepar.
ling to move his family to the former
|Aeberhardt farm now owned by Gus
Anderson, Mr.. Baber having hired out
Ito Mr.. Anderson for the coming year.
There will be a centenary meeting
in the Methodist church on Thursday
evening OF this week, to which every
one is invited. Frank Glassburner
and Mrs. LESSEE Howorth's units will
have charge of the service.
Miss Mary Riddle returned Friday
from sojonrn with relatives in Deni-
son Il,
BARLEY Healy and Charlie Igou
were among the Denison visitors Sat
!urday.
Miss Isle Goldsworthy was over
from Manning and spent the week end
at the parental j.. 7. G0ldsWOrthy
home.
Mrs. G. M. Brake was a passenger
oLogan Friday for a visit at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. L. p. Mcbride,
and family, returning Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Petcoff and two
children were down from Denison
Sunday visiting friends.
ben Houston came UP from Fort
Omaha Sunday evening for a visit at
the home of his father, R. w. Hous.
ton.
w. n. Fishel was passenger to
Denison Friday evening for brief
visit.
Mrs. Anna Williams. teacher of the
second grade Of the local school, pre-
scented her pupils in a program Thurs
day afternoon. The program was of
q patriotic nature, consisting of appro-
pirate drills, recitations and familiar
songs The occasion was greatly en-
loyed by all who had the pleasure Of
being present. Miss Caroline Shirk,
.eacher Of the seventh grade, and
Miss Agnes Goddard and Miss Mary
Roller. tie primary teachers, held pro
grams of q similar nature Friday.
Miss Lillian Christensen came ov-5l
r from Charter Oak for an over Sun
lay visit at the parental, Fred Chris
Jansen, home. She was accompanied i
" her friend, Miss Hilda Anderson.
Last Saturday afternoon meeting
vas held in the opera house for the !
suppose OF talking over the PROPOSE
ion Of installing an ice plant here.
vs. yet no permanent decision has
,een reached in the matter. II
Mrs. George GTinnell, Of Oklahoma |
lily, Okla, is here visiting her sis
er, Mrs. J !. H. ;Bonsall, and family
The came; Sunday from Logan where
he had been to attend the funeral Of
Ter aunt, Mrs Mary Little.
Rev. G. "A. Barker, DR.. f. N. Rowe;
}. p. Newkirk and David Clark Jr.
we're Denison visitors Monday.
Leonard Williamson, Of Bonesteel.l
!. ID, has been here the past week atI
he home Of his sister, Mrs. e. r. But
erworth. He has been discharged I
rom the service, having recently
cen returned from England
Mrs. Merrill Sharp and Mrs. Frank n
lanyard went to Anthem last week
Or a visit with relatives. the w. B.
terrett, family.
Chas Smith and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. J. o. Meara, M. y. Breen, p. j. Hal
well and William Divine attended II
ne funeral Of w. v. Huffman in Den
ION Sunday.
The Baptist prayer meeting will be
the home Of Mrs Anna Williams II
evening of this week.
Rev. ] =. Boyd, the Methodist pas
II at DenisOn, and Rev. Penn, OF the {
[ethodist church at Dunlap, were
alters in town Monday
Charlie Butler has returned from a i
syeral weeks sojourn in Excelsior Fl
prings Mo, where he had been for !
le benefit OF his health. I,
Mrs. Mary McHenry has gone to
enison to remain with relatives !
lille her son Norris. and wife are Is
acking and moving to their new u
ome at that place. X
Leslie sHien and wife were up from t
unlap making an over Sunday visit k
the parental Frank Wiley, home. I(
Mrs. Gail Carey was down from j
enison Monday visiting her husabnd |c
no IS employed in the McHenry bank n
.. II. Bonsan has rented the vacant Ic
sidence OF ]. a. Goldsworthy and IL
i'll move his family in from the]
'untry They will occupy this resi-. a
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