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

Ihours and a general fine time was en-
IjOyed. An elegant repast was partak.
en- of at the close of the afternoon.
Mrs. David McNair, came up from
Omaha Friday to spend week or so
at the G. w. Langley home. Her
daughter, Mrs. Jane Doud, accompan-
led her here This McNair family have
a wide acquaintance here, they hav-
ing resided in Dow City number of
years ago.
! Julian Butterworth. wife and little
son, of Laramie Wyo.. were arrivals
| Wednesday evening, spending the re-
mainder Of the week at the home of
his parents, Elder Chas. L. Butter
worth and wife. They left Sunday
for Chicago to spend some time be-
fore returning to their home.
On Monday evening, September
j29th, at the opera house. will be seen
| the picture entitled "The Great Love"
| in seven reel production. The cast
! Of characters, with Lillian Gish in
the lead ar the same as shown in
"The Birth of a Nation" This pic
ture is for the benefit of the library
and promises to be an exceptionally
good enc.
A deal was closed the past week in
which B. NJ. McElwain becomes own
er of the property consisting of three
Ilots known as the former Mike Roy
place, located in the northeast part
of town near the railroad tracks. Mr..
McElwain purchased the property Of
| w. b. Gibson.
Mrs, i; Ada Wheelright and her
nephew, John Burke, were county seat
business visitors Tuesday. :.
One evening last week number of
young people Of this vicinity motored
| to Denison to charivari the newlyweds
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Mesenbrink. A
Imerry time is reported. Il
E!tN. Chamberlain, j. H. Young and
10. S. Carlson were in Omaha Friday;
where they spent the day on business.
Wesley Cramer wife and baby son
left the early part OF the past week
for Bloomfield, Neb, where they are
enjoying two weeks visit at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Fable Gram
|dall. and family.
On Friday evening of this week at
the school auditorium the tWoman's
club will hold their first open meeting
of the year. A fine program has been
arranged for the occasion, the pro-
ceeds of which will go to the library
Beginning at $3.50 o'clock the program
will be rendered as follows:
Piano Solo-Miss Marian Carlson.
Vocal Solo-Miss Irma Chamberlain.
I.Reading-Miss Margaret Ryan. g. F..
Male Quartet
The French Gustoms--J Leo Ahart
Vocal Solo-Lloyd Brake
Reading w. r., Buss.
Vocal .Solo--Miss Bernice Hunsicker.
Reading-Miss Irene Smith. . 81. i.
Vocal Solo-Miss Birdie Metcalf. i !
|. u. II. Bonsall went down to. Omaha
Wednesday, where he spent several
days attending to some business, at
fairs, returning Friday evening. ~
Miss Martha Hoeveke came down
from Denison Friday to spend the
week end at the home of her uncle
and aunt, MI. and Mrs. NJ. A. Riley,
south Of town. fE"$ So n r.
Mrs. .~John Retman and. baby. son
went to Ricketts, Saturday, where
they enjoyed an over Sunday visit
with relatives. They were joined in
Denison by one of his aunts.
I A dance was given at the opera
house Friday evening which was
greatly enjoyed by all in attendance
Music, was furnished by the Bell or
chestra of Carroll
Mrs. Tracey Darland, of Omaha, was
a recent arrival, joining her husband
who NJ employed in the A. w. Wilson
barber shop. There being no vacant
residences in town they are making
their quarters at the city hotel.
Alfred Hansen has returned from
Omaha following several days visit
with friends.
| Mrs. Paige, better known as Miss
Alfrieda Gloe, arrived Friday from