The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-30
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MIR. and MRS. Pete Barrett were IN
Omaha one day last week shopping
There will be church in st. Johns
Lutheran church next Sunday.
"A large number of people motored
to Denison last Sunday. I'll.
Mrs. Denniston is enjoying visit
I from her mother, Mrs. Bowman
The baseball people are getting
things in shape.
Mrs. Long has been spending some
time at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cramer, and recently re-
ceived word that her husband had
landed in the states and is expected
here soon.
Mrs. Felt, sister-in.law of Mrs. H.
A. Little, spent few days with her
last week enroute to Salt Lake City,
where her home is at the present. 4
Miss Gieger, of Council Bluffs, Sun
dayed with friends in town.
Mrs. Name Liscomb motored to
Denison one day last week to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Hecht.
Nellie Lehan and Bertha Bolte spent
a day in Omaha last week shopping.
Word has been received that John
Lehan is In the states and is expected
home soon.
The city council decided to let the
paving contract rest until more defin-
tie information could be secured. VIM.
Hicks was elected at their meeting as
street commissioner There were two
others applying, Henry Volland and
Floyd Finn.
Mrs. Ed Smith was an Omaha shop
per one day last week.
Jack Larson motored to Omaha last
week.
Dale Calhoun entertained the coun-
try club at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Rannells, one evening last week
and a fine time was enjoyed, The
meeting served as reception for
Warren Hutchinson recently returned
from the service. He is the seventh
member OF the club to return.
The domestic science club meets
Monday afternoon at the library.
Mrs. Roberts. and sister, spent q
day in Dentson last week.
Monday night after business meet
ing Of the Fortnightly club at. the Ii
brary. Mr.. Robertson invited the COM
pany to the creamery where he show
ed them all the intricacies of butter
making from start to finish. Mr.. Rob
ertSen runs q model creamery and all
enjoyed the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Reynolds visited rela-
tiyes in Defiance last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Priseman and son,
Donald, OF Omaha spent Sunday at
the II. A. Tinker home. The ladies
are sisters.
The Bible study class met in the
church Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock with Mrs. Burleigh in charge.
The lesson was on Law and Grace.
Mr.. sPeyton, income tax man, was in
town Friday in the interest Of the tax
business.
Sam Lee has again moved to Dun
lap to make his home.
Mr.. Wescott Of Omaha who has been
working here the past week returned
to- his home In Omaha Friday night.
Mrs. Haworth of Tecumseh, was the
guest OF Mrs. M. B. Bailey the first Of
this week.
Sam Frazier was Woodbine caller
one day the past week. 4
"A few ladies met at the home of
MRS. II. A. Little on Thursday after.
noon and worked on raffia baskets for
the bazaar.
MRS. j. j. Moorhead is having her
house remodelled on the inside and
considerable improvements made.
Mrs. r, MoOrhead was a Woodbine
visitor one day last week.
Vincent, the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. P. f. Barrett celebrated his
second birthday Friday with little
party and birthday cake decorated
with candies.
Ray Brown was taken to an Omaha
hospital Sunday and underwent an
operation. He is as well as could be
expected at present.
DR.. Powell was an Omaha passen,
ger Sunday.
Walter Hopkins Sundayed in Wood
bine.
Anna Carmichael of Omaha, Sun
dayed with her parents last week.
Oscar Remde Of Council Bluffs, was
in town last week.
The 500 club was entertained by
q Miss POwley last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson A fine time
was enjoyed and delicious lunch was
served. /.
Mesdames O'Connor and Shields
shopped In Omaha one day last week.
A musical program was rendered at
the Methodist church last Sunday eve
ming in place of the regular services.
"A large crowd was In attendance.
Dan Farrell Of Omaha, was in town
!. q few days last week overseeing the
painting of the Nurse home.
Pat Benjamin Of Omaha, was in
i town last week.
VIM. Dosier returned to his home in
Omaha "Wednesday after few days
spent here visiting at the home of his
grandmother.
One of the most delightful social
events of the week was the meeting
OF the Mothers club held at the audi
sOrium of the public library Thursday
afternoon. The regular program was
: augmented by the talk of four OF the
recently returned overseas soldiess,
Adams. Tinker, Rogers and Sullivan.
Adams was seriously wounded and
captured by the Germans before the
amistice was signed and has been in
the hospital much of the time since.
Sullivan was only home on a furlough.
. "a very delicious lunch was served by
the committee having that in charge,
and program was also given by the
club In connection with the impromptu
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