The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

III. Schultz, of Schleswig; Mrs. P. w.
Harding, of Denison; Mrs. Frank
Odell, OF Logan; MRS. John Smith and
Mrs. Pete Barrett, of Dunlap, and
Mrs. P. f Branaka, Of Eagle Grove, a
|sister of the hostess The popular So
cial diversions of hsndiwork and the
like furnished the entertainment for
the afternoon, an appetizing repast
providing it's closing feature
Mrs. Steve Carbaugn was. visiting
her daughters, Mrs Art lanyard and
Mrs. Jesse Coburn, in Denison Tues.
day. ..
Chas. Smith and A. A. Luke were
passengers to Omaha Wednesday to
spend the day. - H. .r.... u. D..
Thursday morning No. 9, fast mail
train, due to reach Dow City at $40,
was delayed here about two hours on
account of the bursting of one of the
flues in the boiler, which necessitated
their sending to Carroll for another
engine. ,s -~E FL. : II ~;
Miss Bernice Alexander has return
ed to her work in Omaha following
a two weeks vacation spent here at
the parental, A. A. Alexander, home.
Miss Beryl Odell was a passenger
from Logan Friday for visit with her
friends and acquaintances in this vi
entity. .. So. .-... "a.
H. H. Eggers and wife returned on
Thursday from a visit in Omaha.
Elias Henry youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Henry, has returned
from the navy in which branch of the
service he was connected for two
years, having been across the pond
several times 4He has received his
final release and his relatives are all
pleased to see him back home again.
Miss Rose Harrington has returned
to her. home at Mechanicsville, having
made sa couple of weeks visit here
with her relatives, the E. E. Newkirk
and w. B. Mcdonald families.
During the past week a proposition
has been offered tie members Of the
Woman's club, that of taking over the
securing Of subscriptions to the new
paper which is expected to be started
here in the near future by Editor E..
E. Roland. |of Williams, of whom we
made mention last week. A business
meeting Of the Woman's club was
called for Thursday evening at the
home CT Mrs. E. H. Swasey to discuss
the matter. After having given the
same thorough consideration it was
decided that the club accept the propo-
sition. Various committees were ap-
pointed to solicit the different Sec
lions Of the territory and the ladies'
plan to meet the agreement of secur-
ing 500 subscribers in short time.
Mrs. James Henry was caller at
the county seat Thursday.
Mrs. A. E. Aleman returned from
Omaha Thursday evening where she
spent several days with friends, go
ing down for the purpose of consult
ing physicians in regard to her health
which has not been in the best OF con-
dition for sometime.
Miss Bessie sZaber wassa passenger
to Vail sEriday where she spent the
week end with her friend, Miss Lena
Wolverton. lk5fav
Thursday morning at an early hour
quite a little alarm was created when
several homes were entered. The
front screen door of the ]. II. Young
residences was, broken and entrance
was, gained Thereby The IN.
Chamberlain home was entered but
the party succeeded in getting away
with only some small change, The
N. r.. Wilder and. John Williamson
residences are also reported to- have
been visited in like manner. A man
was seen by Mrs. Arch Laird the
same morning. peeping through win
dow in their home and it is surlnised
that he is also the party. having en-
tered the places above. mentioned It
seems that; at each home the party
was heard stirring around the rooms
but no investigation was made regard.
ing the situation as it was thought
by some to be members of the family
up and about the house, while others
were too badly frightened. AS yet no
further clue has been reached con.
corning the guilty party.
Misses Bessie Raber5 and Jennie