The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-07

being a good attendance, of the mem
lbership. The usual pastime OF handi
work and social chat was INDUCED in
land at the close Of the day the ladies
were treated to tempting luncheon.
| Mrs. r. G.. Luke arrived Thursday
from Indianola for a visit with friends
land former aoquaintances;,
Mrs. Lottie Eggers and two chill
dren were passengers to Deloit Thurs
day evening, returning Friday
Miss Josephine Munsey was among
the Denison callers Friday H5M.@
/! Mrs. WILDER Berry and little Helen
Cramer were passengers to Dunlap on
Thursday to spend the day at the Will
Aldrich home. Fly " &a :t
IT. X. Coleman, together with Clay
Killion, of Charter Oak, were in Oma-
ha Wednesday buying cattle.
The Lynn Rood family, who recently
moved to the John Hallowell place in
the country, moved back to town last
week and are again occupying the
Spray Malone residence.
George TRACER, the Crawford Coun-
tt. telephone manager, was business
caller in town Thursday from DenisOn.
II lCu uH0 udu6lLCAS
Leone, were visitors in Dunlap Friday
between trains. sa
Miss Mary Riddle was a passenger
from Omaha Friday evening for week
end visit at the parental, Link Riddle,
home. .gi
T. X. Coleman and b. M. McElwain
motored over to Moorhead with their
trucks last week and spent several
days doing some hauling.
Mrs. George Rule was a caller at the.
county capital Friday.
The bridge crew that had been sta
toned by the Illinois Central depot for
several weeks engaged in riveting a
steel bride, have completed their
work and left Friday. The new bridge
has been placed near the railroad
crossing one mile west of town
Reuben Wore was in Dunl01 last
week to dispose Of his residence prop
erty, Walt Nurse being the purchaser.
M H. iShearer, Instructor Of agri-
culture and manual training in the To-
cal school, went to Odebolt Friday to
spend the week end with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Rudd, Mrs. How
ard Pegg, Mrs. Will Ettleman and lit
tie daughter, Lois, Mrs. Joe Speake
and two children and Misses Blanche
Cole, Martha Weiss, Marie Helsley
and Mabel Cole were visiting in Den
ison Saturday.
F. H. Lister was business caller
in town Saturday from Denison.
On Friday evening last the members
of the high school faculty of the To-
cal school were royalty entertained
by the senior class, the event having
taken place at the home of Miss Helen
Rule. Various games were INDUCED
in which afforded much pleasure and
One contest was held in
which Miss Ethel Cole captured first
prize, handsome box of correspond.
ence cards. Miss Marie Helsleys re-
ceiyed the consolation prize. A great
ly enjoyed feature of the evening was
an elaborate two course dinner. The
company were seated att four tables.
Misses Faye Acker, Myrtle Marks,
Doris Mathys and Clara Potter acting
as mattresses. The tables were Hastily
decorated with pansies apd roses and
looked very beautiful. Time had it's
wings and at a late hour the guests
took their leave, pronouncing the SEN
iors delightful entertainers.
Mrs. A. J. Wight has been laid up
several days the past week with an
attack of appendicitis, but at present
She is able to be about again.
Mrs, Shumate, VINO makes her home
with her son, Daniel, and family, was
a passenger to Dunlap Saturday where