The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

mainder of the week. They were &C
lcompanied as far as Omaha by Miss
Pearl 4Powley.eset. ,-
| Mrs. J. r. Rawlings was a Woodbine
caller between trains Saturday visit
| ing her mother, Mrs. Pollen.
w. I. Wolfe was in town Friday eve
ming attending a dance given by the
young people at St. Joseph's school.
Lester Myers returned from week
of visiting in Minnesota. He accom-
panied his wife to Rochester, where
she went to consult doctors. E&@
Miss gDoeffler of Omaha Sundayed
with her friend, Miss Barbara Wetten
gel.
Dan Mccain has returned from
Council Bluffs and has decided to make
lthis his headquarters again. He is 40
ling heavy truck hauling. q
Miss Judd of Dow City, was in town
Thursday evening attending the dance
| in Pflieger's hall. ~ n & s
Geo. Culiyan was a Dow City caller
Thursday evening. >..s 4 +.
Mrs Mary 2. Burling gave class
party for her granddaughter, Lowell
who is one of the graduates this year
This affair was held Friday evening
| and was attended by the class of six
teen, six high school teachers and a
few invited guests. The home was
|resplendent in its decorations of II
laos, lilies of the valley and many
other flowers. The time was passed
playing games of different sorts, after
which lunch of two kinds of cake
and brick ice cream was served by
the Misses Naomi and Virginia Bur
ling, of Missouri Valley, cousin OF
Lowell, and also Miss Doris Tinker
Music on the Edison was enjoyed, aft
er which the guests departed.
Mrs. Hunter is making an extended
visit with friends in town after which
she will go to the home of her daugh
ter in Sioux City.
Miss Zita Taylor left Thursday for
a visit at the home of Mrs. Kepple Of
Waterloo. She was formerly Miss Jen.
ME Durham and she and Miss Taylor
were school mates.
Mrs. j. j. MOorhead entertained a
few ladies at dinner "Wednesday eve.
ming at her home in honor Of Mrs. liza
Anderson, who has been her house
guest for some weeks. The time was
pleasantly spent in reminiscing, aft.
er which the leafs" were certainly en-
joyed. Mrs. Anderson was a resident
of here for a number of years and has
a host of friends. She is making hel
home in Omaha at present.
Will ]. Wettengel has a new road
ster and is mastering the intricacies
|of driving these days. He will soon
be expert.
A large crowd attended the auction
of Mr.: and Mrs. G, r. Peters Saturday
afternoon at their residence in the
east part Of town. They sold not long
ago to Scott Mcintosh and expect to
leave soon to make their home else,
where, perhaps in the south.
T.. K. Moore accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. B. J. Moore motored tic
Omaha Friday and will remain over
Sunday visiting with his family.
Mrs. Lambert, who has been quite
ILL., has improved sufficiently to be out
again, a fact her many friends are
glad to note.
!. The old friends and neighbors of w
"A. Davie and wife gathered at theil
home Friday evening to the number
OF about seventylfve and surprised
them, the occasion being the return
OF their son from the service. He and
Geo. Volquartsen were both staying al
the Davie home, and all were out fol-
a ride when the people came and took
possession, and when they returned
|all were surprised greatly. They had
brought we'll filled baskets and after
a big feed, some of the younger
people attended a dance on the hill
and others remained and spent the
time visiting, after which all departed
for their homes. Mrs. Davie expressing
herself never more pleased than on
this happy event, together with the
return Of her son from the world war
|ASlargef number OF the returned boys
attended, the event, and all spent ar
|enjoyable time. Mr.. Griffith has, new
er spent much time here, but all ex
tended q. very. cordial greeting to him
and made him feel that this was home
whenever he felt so disposed to make
lit so. f. sI5
Mrs. /. p. Pounds has been slightly
indisposed the past week but Is bet
ter at present.
A number of graduates from here
lattended the Dow City exercises last
week. In fact social affairs played
large part in the life OF the senior
during these never to be forgotten
days. @
Mrs. McElroy motored to Omaha
with friends Friday and will return
the first OF the week. "a