The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-19
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Donald Moore and wife returned
from Omaha to make this their home
4 once more and will be at home in theil
own home in a short time. In the
meantime they are living with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mill. Mr.. Moore
win be connected with Mr.. Wilson in
the plumbing business. @J
The ladies' of the Catholic church
have been busy the past week quilting
at the convent, having finished three
quilts.
Cottage prayer meetings were held
at the different homes the past week
in connection with the special meet
ings which were being held. #
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. H. Davie are stay
ing the past few days at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Jor-
dan, owing to Mrs. Jordan's health.
| Mrs. Clint Rosenberger entertained
a few Rebekahs at her home on Thurs
day evening at an informal party. A
good time was enjoyed by all present.
A number of old neighbors and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Trip
/ gathered at their home on Gospel Hill
one evening last week and surprised
them and had very enjoyable eve
ming. They brought a bounteous
lunch which was served late in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Remde are plan
ming to move on the farm recently pur-
chased by them adjoining town, for
which he paid $500 per acre. f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson are plan
ming to move to the Merritt bungalow
now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. sRemde..
II The missionary society Of the Con-
IgregatiOnal church held meeting at
the home Of Mrs. B. J. Moore on Fri.
day afternoon and in spite of the in
clement weather a goodly number at
tended. The lesson was in charge of
Mrs. Houts. . q + fsi 81
Mrs. VIM. Bolte, who lives west of
town, had the misfortune to fall one
day last week and break her arm and
dislocate her hip This is the second
accident of this kind she has suffered.
Mrs. p. OConnell of Denison has
been visiting relatives in town the
past week. <. ..... .- 1s +
F.-W. Curtis and l. P. Pounds are
both back at their duties at the bank
after an enforced vacation of a few
days owing to sickness. .s Is
w. |. Wolfe was up from Logan to
attend the valentine dance last week.
Friends of Mrs. George Coe of Wood
bine were grieved to learn of her
death last week.
Ed Burling was in Omaha with stock
the past week and came back we'll,
pleased with the prices received;
While gone Mr.. Burling had the pleas
ure Of meeting boyhood friend he
had not seen for many years and they
spent 2 pleasant time together.
II The condition of the roads prevent
ed many people from attending church
Sunday. The farmers who are COM
PEELED to move now are also finding 1T
very hard to do so on account of the
bad roads. % ABS Il
Mrs. Frank Hagen entertained a:
small company Of friends at six
o'clock dinner one evening last week.
. - Rip VanMeter, who returned from
camp several weeks ago, is once more
ia his old place in the corner grocery
with Nels Baker. "a g.# IS. A
VIM. Herges, Jr was a Dow City
caller one day the past week. 1
Mr.. Johnson, the harness maker. is
now located in the building recently
vacated by the Iowa Gas & Electric
company. The building formerly oc-
cupied by him will be remodeled and
used by Mr.. O'Banion in his meat mar.
ket business.
Mrs. Robert. Wettengel entertained
"a small company one last week, the
afternoon being spent at cards, after
which adelicious lunch was served. 4
Mrs. Anna McElroy entertained a.
quilting party at her home on Satur.
day afternoon, about twenty ladies be
ing present and an entire quilt being
spieced. Mrs. ,McElroy, assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Small, served two kinds
of cake, ice cream and coffee. The
napkins and ice cream were each en-
blematic Of the valentine season. A
coincidence Of the affair was the pres
encef Of five Mrs. Smiths, MesdamesI
A. e., j. w., Frank, Ed and p. F. :
The Spokesi of the Congregational
church will be entertained at the
homes of Mesdames Butler, McCarty
and Burling. VIZ
The juniors of the high school were
entertained at the home of Doris
Tinker on Thursday evening and fine
time was reported. 2TfN @$
al Burling, Of Missouri Valley, spent
several days here the past week, the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary e. Bur
ling. ID u ~ FIX
Miss Helen Tinker was indisposed
and out of school several days last
week. #- M
Il Mr.. Hatfield, who has been night
operator at the Northwestern depot
for the past month, left the latter part
Of the week to work at Odebolt.