The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-14


which they were compelled to leave
last week on account of the weather.
Mrs. Thomas was in Omaha few
days last week
L. X. Moore motored to Omaha on
Saturday to spend the week end with
his family He made the trip, in a
new Mash car he has just purchased.
Mrs. Clara Taylor arrived from
Grinnell Friday called by the indis-
position of her father, Lorenza Kel-
Hog.
The Missionary Society of the Con-
lgregational church was entertained at
1.-The home of Mrs. E. Liscomb Friday
|afternoon. "a lesson was given and
the usual number present t#55E&]
| Mrs. Miller of Dow City, was here
saturday., H'i yi
Mrs. Thos. Lehan and Mrs. +. 70.
Peters motored to Denison Saturday.
Miss Bamford, Of Denison, was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Georgia Lis
comb, several days last week.
Mrs. c.. c. Bonsall visited relatives
in Dow City last week.
Geo. Hall came up from Omaha on
Friday evening and remained over for
Sunday to visit with relatives and
friends, this being his, first trip back
since he moved in February.
Mrs. Anna Helm entertained the 800
club at her. home Thursday evening
the time being pleasantly spent at
cards, after which she served deli
cious lunch. Anna has always proved
herself to be charming hostess.
A surprise was tendered Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Fleming by a number OF their
friends on the first anniversary of their
wedding. They brought "eats' and a
pleasant evening was passed with
cards and social conversation, after
which lunch was served
Mrs. Fred Wettengel entertained a
few ladies at dinner one day in honor
of Mrs. Anderson. who is the house
guestpof Mrs j. j. Moorhead, sand who
formerly lived here. y
The; Bible Study class met in the
church Sunday afternoon with the
usual number in attendance. The les
sons are on Law and Grace.
Miss Malone assisted in the Kayan-
agh store Saturday.
b Miss Durham is planning to leave
this week for a visit with relatives at
Manchester, Iowa.
Mrs. Davis OF. Charter Oak has been
in town, the guest of relatives.
Willard Schaff arrived in the states
some time ago, and Is expected home
soon. His parents have not seen him
for over two years. g,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson spent Sun
day in Denison.
Mothers Day was observed Sunday
in the different churches.
Mr.. Smith is again here from Wood
bine. srs "
A number of those who adopted the
French orphans are just receiving GER
tificates although quite a few as yet
have had no communication from those
they adopted Those. who have heard
have found the letters very interest
ing. 5'' }"'A -
The w. R. G, attended the Memorial
tree planting exercises in the park
in a body on Saturday, coming direct
from the lodge room.
Walter Hopkins returned from
Woodbine Sunday. .'ff
AL Burling was "a passenger from
Missouri Valley Saturday.
The Boy Scouts are busy all of their
spare hours earning money to apply
on the fund for their summer vaca-
ton at Lake Okiboji.
Mrs. "A. P. Moore, arrived the last
OF the week from Council Bluffs where
she has been taking treatments at the
hospital. s&St
Lorenzo Kellogg has been i'll the
past week but is reported as improy-
ing. at the. present time. .:e, d. ..s
Mrs Amos Williams is entertaining
as her, guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlers,
from Colorado, 5;:i' i!i! :.S..f, fs4IS
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