The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24

A baby daughter was born TO Nj
and Mrs. Ernest Clark on Tuesday
September 10th.
Misses Iva, and Nellie Fishel lef
Thursday for Ames, where they ar
attending college. This is the latter
first year, her sister having ATTENDED
for the past two or three years. Lorel
Thomas also left Thursday to ente
college at that place. III ~
q. M, Brake, rural mail carrier OF
route three resumed his duties las
week after his annual fifteen day vaca
ton during which time his wife de
livered the mail.
M. A. Rigsby conducted the w. c
Rolls meat market last week during
the Arion fair, Mr.. Rolls having
charge of the peanut and pop corn
stand on the fair grounds. "--@-f
Cecil. Edwards and wife were callers
at the county capital Tuesday.
Hugh ButterWorth, wife, son, Ger
aid, and daughter, Naomi. who had
been spending week or ten days at
the parental, Clair Butterworth. home
left Tuesday evening for visit in Chi
cago with Mrs. Butterworth's uncle
and aunt, Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Req
gan They will also go to Little Rock
Z Ark, where they will visit his brother,
Ayce Butterworth, and family.
w. E. Fishel and E. e. Newkirk
were county seat business visitors on
Tuesday.
<, Work is now under way for the eX.
tension of the city waterworks in the
last block running eastward ,on$ the
main road out of town. Z WSrknlen
have been busily engaged the past
week in .excavating, preparatory !, to
laying the pipes.
Il Mrs. Sol Miller and her. visiting sis
Her-in-law, Mrs. Frank Miller, OF Chi
oago! we're in Denison Thursday and
spent the day at the home .of5tne for
mer's daughter, Mrs. Carl Blackman,
and family. n.a.,. ,s,,s,: .,,v.,..
d Miss Lena Wolverton was down
from Vail last week and spent a. few
days with her friends Misses bessie
Baber and.Jennie Cramer.
On Tuesday evening of the past
week at the opera house a free pub
lie lecture was given by Hon. r. D.
Graham, prominent Masonic lecturer
from Denver Colo. His subject was
t'The Aims and Purposes Of Free Mas
.onry" In his discourse he brought
out many interesting thoughts pertain
ing to this ORDER tracing it's origin
back to bible times. In connection
lie put on number of stereopticon
views portraying various characters
tics of. those times. While his address
was chiefly to those claiming member
ship in this fraternity it was made in
taresting to others as well. A large
Number were present, delegation be-
ing representedJ from Denison. On
Wednesday evening Mr.. Graham gave
d lodge lecture at Vail and in Denison
on Tuesday evening of this week.
Mrs. Jesse Agee was in Dunlap last
week having dental work done. -.-..
a Leo ssOster returned to Omaha Fri:
day, having spent several days at the
home of his cousin, DR.. J. A. Brill, and
family.
IT. X. Coleman has recently sold the
William Coon farm which he purchas.
ed of Pat Hederman some time ago to
a party at IWoodbine, the sale price be.
ing $3.50 per acre. The farm is To-
Gated near Arion.
H Mrs. O. J. Judd was visiting with
her relatives in Council Bluffs and
Omaha the early part of last week..
Harvey and Claude Jackson were
up from Dunlap Friday visiting theil
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
jackson. and at the home of their UNI
Gle and aunt, A. l.. Jackson, and wife
Mrs. Jack O'Brien took her depar
ture on Tuesday afternoon for Omaha
her husband having preceded her q
few days to that place, where they
have decided to make their future
home. OF late Mr.. OlBrien has not
been enjoying the best of health and
consequently he was obliged to give
up his mechanical work, having been
employed in that line here in TIC
Fienhold garage for several years. He
has joined an Omaha physician on a
vacation trip through the west. They
are travelling by auto and Mr.. O'Brien
is acting as Chauffeur for the doctor.
Robert johnson, who has been as
sisting Fritz Meyersro on the farm dur
ing the past summer, has given up his
work. He and his wife have moved
pack TO town and are occupying the
small residence of David Walters in
the west part OF town.
Miss Marguerite Rink was in Deni.
son Friday to which place she, had
been making trips for dental work.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Henry
Bell was at home to- the members and
friends of the Priscilla club. The
rainy condition of the weather at that
time prevented the majority from be-
ing present, thus the attendance was
not as large as it otherwise would
have been. About twenty ladies'
braved the unlfavorable weather to
this pleasant country home and all
felt amply repaid for so doing. The
usual social diversion filled in the