The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-03

and Judge she is the right person for
the position. The board is to be con-
graduated on securing her
Harry Fredricksen, vino has been
employed at the Nelson Hardware,
left this week for Marengo, where he
will engage in tie green house bust.
ness. Mr.. Fredricksen is a young
man of rare business qualifications
and we predict for him success in his
undertaking. His many friends here
wish him we'll.
Mrs. Oscar Goodrich of Denison is
a pleasant visitor at the home of her
sister, Mrs. A. H. Nichols. Aunt Lucy
as she is Familiarity known, has many
friends here who are always pleased
to see her.
Ernest Meeves, Lynn Talcott, Don.
ma Butler, James, David and Margar-
ct Ballentine, Marie MARI and Don.
aid Nelson, of Arion, were enrolled
as pupils in the consolidated schools
of Dow City Monday. That is all
right, but we are out with new pc
tition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen and family ac.
companied by Miss Donna Butler at
tended the Catholic Mission in Deni.
son Sunday evening.
A gay event of the week was a
lawn party by Miss Martha Swartz,
to about forty of her friends at her
home "Wednesday evening. The eve
ming passed quickly with music,
games and refreshments. Rev. and
Mrs. Priestly, and Rowland, were the
pleasant out of town guests.
Rev. Priestly and family wish to
thank Il. SwartZ and daughter,
Martha for their kindness in taking
them to their home in Farnhamville,
in their car Friday. They also appre'
ciate the fine lunch which Mrs.
Swartz and other friends provided for
them.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holiday and
son of Charter Oak, were Sunday Wis.
itors at the parental, ]. B. Holiday
home. @
Nearly everyone was out of town
Sunday afternoon. We cannot say
whether they were at camp meeting
at Dow City or at the ball game at
Dunlap, but we hope they were at the
camp nleeting-it would be more APP
propriate for Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Karl Motter and R. l.. OF.
rim OF Council Bluffs, were pleasant
over Sunday visitors at the F. A.
Motter home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Thompson ar
rived home from a pleasant sojourn
of two weeks with relatives in Dako-
ta They report Dakota corn crop
excellent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hamann and
children, Louis and Mariene, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Harmsen and daughter,
Velma and Chos. Hamann, all of Per-
STA, were pleasantly entertained at
the O. w. Nelson home Sunday.
! Mrs. w. Mccall, Of Arizona, and
daughter, Mrs. Tyles, of Panama, Ia,
are visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fox, Miss Ollie
Fox, Mrs. E. D. Thomas and children,
Messrs. T.. Bramley, Chris Lingaard,
and the Misses Belle, May, and Ev-
elyn Bramley, enjoyed picnic din
ner at the camp grounds in Dow City
Sunday. ...
Geo. Rule returned to his home in
Spirit Lake Sunday after several
days visit at the Geo. Rule home.
Robert Rule accompanied him home.
they making the trip overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hunt, Miss Ca
Ifmella and Walter Hunt, of Logan and
Lev Hunt, OF Woodbine, were pleas
antly entertained by John Coon and
Robert Hunt at Sunday dinner at their
country home west of town.
Arion welcomes back another of
her heroes, Julius Suhr, who arrived
home Monday morning, looking fine
and dandy. Now if ''Banty" would
just come across, we would have all
our boys on this side once more.