The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-05

nome III COUNCIL BluIIS. lney IeIt
) the latter part of the week.
Two teachers from here attended
Study Center in Denison last week
Miss Helen Malone and Miss Elizabeth
McGinn.
Mrs. Ward Kepple left this week to
make her home in Waterloo. She and
her two children have been here for
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. T. Durham, waiting for her
husband to get located in their new
home.
Mrs. Anna Roush has sold her resi-
dence property to DR.. Slattery recent
lily.
Mrs. Carl Kirk visited her mother,
Mrs. Judd in Dow City last week.
The Woman's Club met in regular
business and social session on Mon
day at the library and very interest
ing lesson on gardening was given un-
der the, SUPERVISION of Mrs Florence
1 Tinker who has charge OF the Conser-
walton department Of the club. There
were two essays on school gardening
| from the freshman class of the high
school and also high school supple
mented program. Mesdames Moor
head, Edwards and Mccullough gave
refreshments and they were thorough
ly enjoyed by ALL About thirty-five
we're served.
Geo. Keairnes of Dow City spent
some time here the past week on ac
count of the serious illness of his
father.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mrs. Nurse Wednesday after
noon in honor OF. Mrs Cook who left
this week to make her home in Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
! Mrs. Ned McMartin who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John HUE was called to her home in
Beaman by the news that her hus-
band had been slightly injured in a
runaway.
Ruth Anderson was called from Den
ison last week by the illness off her
mother.
The sale Of the household goods of
Hans Hansen and the late Mary Gull
| ford was held at the residence on
Saturday afternoon and large crowd
was in attendance in spite of the
lcold weather and snow on the ground.
All the property brought good prices
and many things were disposed of.
Jennie aCraker was down from Dow
City last week to visit Mrs. Will Al
drich for a few days
Mrs. Gene Sullivan is here fror;
Panama making visit at the home
| Of her father, Ed Lehan and sisters,
Besse and nellie. |
Ora Malone was here from Denison
on Saturday a.' ~"
A Kitchen shower was held at the
home of Mrs. Judd in Dow City one
day last week for Mrs Leslie Helm
and a large number of friends were
in attendance and many useful gifts
were received by the bride. Mrs. Carl
Kirk was the out of town guest.
X Geo. Jackson has been working in
the pool hall the past few days.
Miss Barbara Wettengel has been
out OF the store the past week for
short vacation and her place has been
filled by. Miss Ada Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cullivan were
hosts to- High Five club at their
home Tuesday evening. A fire time
was enjoyed by three tables at cards
after which the hostess served dain-
ty and tempting lunch. s.4@..
The Misses Judd. Riddle and Mum
sey were in town from Dow City on
Saturday.
Asa McElroy has been here visiting
his mother, Mrs. Anna McElroy for
few days from his home in New
York where he has been for several
years. From here he goes to Kansas
City, to visit brothers and sisters
there, that he has not seen for a num-
Der of years.
The ladies of the Alter society held
a big supper at the Catholic auditor
ium Wednesday evening at which
time the quilts recently quilted by
them were sold and with the proceeds
of the supper they realized over $1OO. |
The members of the Congregational
church held their regular banquet on
Friday evening at which time Mr..
White, an A. M. A. man will give a
talk Immediately following the BAN
quet. VI
Numerous letters have been receiv-
ed from John Lehan lately by his
family, and in them he hopes to sail
some time next month.
Mrs. Burleigh gave the usual inter-
esting Bible Study lesson on Sunday
afternoon. She continued the lesson
on Believers and Professors.
l.. K. Moore was Omaha visitor
last week end. w.
Frank Roberts who was called to
Dow City last week to attend to a |
funeral visited in town at the home of
his brother.
The Misses Rebecca and Helen |
Moore came up from Omaha and spent
Sunday with their father.
Mrs. Georgia 'Liscomb was an Oma-
ha passenger Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Bailey returned
from Dow City on the early train on |
Monday morning.
Miss Minnie Sullivan spent a part |
OF last week in Missouri Valley visit.
ing friends there.