The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
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On account of the, entertainment t
be given at the school auditorium b
the Arden entertainers on Thursda
evening of this week the Methods
!, prayer service will begin a half hou
earlier than usual, beginning at 10
o'clock instead of 1880. The servic
will close in time so that all slnay b
at the school house by 8 o'clock. II.
Miss Helen Houston came Sunda
from Sioux City to attend the funel
al of her grandfather, Patrick Hous
ton. She will remain at home 'durin
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Divine are enter
tanning a new baby son, born to then
March 10th. a.~.l..
Herbert Christensen was amonl
the Denison visitors Saturday. nj
Mrs. S. q. Wiley, Mrs. A. w. VIII
4 son, daughter, Leone, and son, Dow
and Mrs. S. Il. Baber were visiting il
Denison Monday, as was also Jane:
Pearsall, Sr. TIL.
The annual chicken pie supper Civ
en- by the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy society in the basement of the
church Friday evening was largely at
tended. The rainstorm which came
up at that time prevented many Of the
country people from being present
but nevertheless the affair was quite
a success. The net proceeds amount
ed to about $40 and the ladies OF the
society are very grateful for the liber'
al patronage rendered them. -...
H. G.. Scott came over from Buck
Grove Saturday and made an over
Sunday visit with his family.
Miss Ilva Fishel, vino is attending
college at Ames, arrived Sunday on
account of the illness Of her, sister,
Nellie, who is suffering with an at
tack of diphtheria. She came here
from Denison, where, she had spent a
few days at the home Of her brother,
II. B. Fishel. r.,...
Mrs. F. M. Cole and daughters,
Mabel and Blanche, returned Saturday
from DenisOn. where Mrs. Cole had
been visiting relatives while her
daughters attended the teachers in
stitute. s5s .,aja;a.,s,g ii :.lrr-s.,
Howard Pegg and wife. returned Sat
urday evening from a, several days So
journ in Omaha, Onawa and Mondam-
in, they having visited relatives at
the latter place. ..-....
Misses Martha Weiss and Marie
Helsley spent the week end at their
parental homes in Denison.
Mrs. Bessie Holcomb, Mrs. Fred
Coleman, Mrs. Henry Roy and the
Misses Ethel Cole, Anna Divine and
Dorothy Rule, also Mrs. Elmer Riddle
were Denison visitors Friday. rs
i Carl Hansen was down from Den-
son Thursday and visited at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. T. q. Baber, and
family. Ill * 81. ,,.,a.,. a..,
Ed Gibson, who arrived here from
Vancouver, sB. c., some time ago for
q visit with his mother, Mrs. Marie
Gibson, and other relatives, returned
here Wednesday from several weeks
sojourn in Chicago 3'! E9I =.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Bonsalr have been
spending several days with relatives
here. They are moving from Denison
onto farm near Charter Oak. i,
mrs. Ralph Spanglerl returned last
Wednesday from Denison where she
had spent a few days with her sister,
Miss Ruby Baber, in the hospital. The
latter is recovering very nicely from
her recent operation for appendicitis
and expects to be able to return home !;
this week. d ss
Miss Helen jackson was hostess to
the j. B. G.,s Saturday afternoon and
each guest present enjoyed the pleas.
ures OF the day very much, especially
the dainty repast at the close of the
33ii,tt ,f 4. q.
Lars Peterson was a passenger to
Dunlap "Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Narramore and
her little son and Miss Bessie Nara
more were guests at the Henry Roy
home Sunday from Denison.
4 Miss Nettie Ernest was up from
Omaha and spent the Sabbath with
her sister, Mrs. S. A. Dow, and fam
lily at the City hotel.
Mesdames Enos Cross and J. H.
Young were visitors in Denison one
day last week.
Mrs. John Ahart returned to DAN
bury Tuesday of the past week where
she is looking after business interests.
Miss Nellie Fishel, who has been
i'll Tor the past two weeks with diph-
iberia, has been in serious condition
during the past week and at times
there were very little hopes enter
tanned Of her every. rallying, but at
the present writing she is reported as
considerable improvement,
which is indeed good news to her
friends who have been greatly con-
cerned over her condition. Miss Lola
Fishel was also taken i'll last week
but fortunately i. escaped diphtheria.