The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-01

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Invitation is extended to all interested
Mrs. John Ahart was a passenger
to Omaha Friday, where she made 9
short visit with friends, returning on
Saturday.
| Mrs. S. E. Wiley has been entertain
ing her cousin, Mrs. Sarah Hasse. OF
Adair, the past week, the lady hav
ing arrived on Wednesday,.
| Mrs. Romanan Wight, who had been
spending some six weeks here at the
home of her son, A. J. Wight, went to
Woodbine Friday to spend some time
with her son, Paul, and family. This
Is her first visit there since the family
moved from Council Bluffs.
p. H. Rank, of Denison, was call
er in town Friday, looking after his
farm interests near here. Mr.. Rank
is owner of the farm occupied by the
George Cornelius family east of town
Mrs. Fred Wiley accompanied Miss
Rose Harrington, OF Mechanicsyille, a
visiting cousin of the Mcdonald and
Newkirk families, to Dunlap Wednes-
day, where she made visit at the
James Dearduff home, returning Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Dearduff came
here with her, remaining until Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Tatroe, son, Ray
mond. and daughter, Faye. departed
Thursday for Lincoln, Neb., where
they will make their home, having dis
continued their residence in this vicin-
ity on account of his brother, Carl,
selling his farm on which they had
been living. The family resided in
Lincoln before their removal here sew
eral years ago. Mr.. Tatroe's father
and brother, Carl, are still on the farm
but are contemplating leaving soon
for Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rockwell, Of
Denison, were pleasant visitors here
Friday. They were accompanied by
their son, Guy, who just returned home
Wednesday after an absence OF about
one year and half in the army SER
vice, a year OF which was spent abroad,
The Rockwell family are former resi-
dents of this vicinity, they living here
at the time Of Guys enlistment. His
many friends were very glad indeed
to welcome him back.
Mrs. Mary Hawley returned to her
home in Omaha Friday following a
pleasant weeks visit here with her
sisters. Mrs. Alfred Jackson and Mrs.
Romanan Wight, also. with other relac
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On Friday evening at the school au-
itorium the Woman's club held its first
open meeting Of the year, which was
largely attended. The program of the
evening was opened with a piano solo
by Miss Marian Carlson, following
which came a vocal solo by Miss Ber-
nice Hunsicker Next in order was a
reading by Miss Irene Smith, after
which a vocal solo was rendered by
Miss Birdia Metcalf, of Denison. The
audience was then favored with q
vocal solo by A. p. MOeller The next
number was an address by J. Leo
Ahart on "The French Customs, :"
which was listened to with much in
terest. Mrs. w. H. Buss was next to
appear on the program, she giving a
reading, followed with vocal solo by
Miss Irma Chamberlain. The evening
was closed with a vocal solo rendered
by Frank Banyard. 1t was necessary
to change the motive of the program
somewhat from it's order of publica-
ton last week, this being due to the
fact that several were unable to take
their parts at this time These mum.
bers were well filed in by others,
however, and the program was very,
much enjoyed by all present.
Miss Josephine Munsey was unable
to be at her duties in the telephone
Office Thursday and Friday owing to
ness. Her work was in charge of the
other operators during her absence.
A. l.. Jackson, wife and daughter,
Helen, were passengers to Omaha Fri
day morning, where the latter had an
operation performed for the removal
of a growth in her nose. Mr.. Jackson
returned that evening, his wife and
daughter remaining until Saturday.
Miss Bernice Alexander, who has
been spending the past two weeks
here at her parental home, entertained
her friend, Miss Casey. who arrived
Thursday from Omaha for few days
visit
On Friday evening of this week at
the school gymnasium the boys bas-
ket ball team Of the high school will
meet the Vail team. Beat Vail. This
will be the opening game of the seas
on and large attendance is desired.
Miss Eva Roy was passenger from
Denison Tuesday to spend sevN.al
days at home, returning to her school
work Friday. :
Howard Pegg and wife returned
home last week from couple OF
months sojourn with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Hargens, in Window,
Mimi, also having visited other places
while away. Friends of the Hargens
family will be interested to learn that
they have purchased a farm at Spen-
Ger, to which place they are planning
on moving next spring.
Mrs. Mary McHenry came down
from Denison Friday afternoon for a
visit Of several days at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. N. r. Wilder, and
with her numerous friends. She was
accompanied by her visiting sister,
Mrs. Thos. Bruner, of Douglas, Wyo.
Mrs. Harold Alexander delightfully."-
entertained at a kensington Friday at
ternoon at her pleasant country home.
There were about twenty-five ladies
present, among whom were Miss Ber-
nice Alexander and Miss CASEY, of