The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

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the past week on the east side of the
John O'Meara residence property.
John Retman, wife apd baby were
visiting relatives in Denison Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kirk were up
from Dunlap and spent Sunday at the
parental, %. J.: Judd, home.
Mrs. Wesley Cramer ard baby son
are leaving Saturday for Nebraska
City, Neb., for visit at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. j. III. Pearsall, and
family.
Miss Mae Killion was passenger
from Dunlap Saturday for an over Sun.
day visit with the home folks.
Henry Hancox and wife spent one
day last week in the city OF Omaha.
Eugene Crandall has just recently
completed cement walk on the east
side of the block which he is opening
up across the street west of the City
park.
Misses Balbina and Adelaide Potter
spent the day Saturday in Omaha visit.
ing and shopping. s4s5
Snowd Thompson and wife were in
Dunlap Sunday, where they attended
church services and visited friends.
| Miss Ellen Scott, who has been
teaching in Ida Grove, came home Sat
urday to spend the summer Vacation.
David Cruise and wife, of Dunlap,
and H. B. Fishel and wife, Of Denison,
were here Friday evening to attend
the alumni banquet.
Alphonse Oster, who is employed
with the G. L. Rudd carpenter crew,
went to Omaha Saturday to spend
Sunday.
The graduating class We're in Deni-
son Friday where they had their pic
ture taken. @
On Thursday afternoon of this week
the L. ID. s. Aid will meet at the home
of Mrs. M. "A. Pearsall. Ladies are
requested to bring scissors and thin
bles. Ice cream and cake will be
served at 4:30, for which the sum Of IL
cents will be charged.
o. ]. Judd and wife were passengers
to Omaha Saturday morning to spend
the day.
A. H. Cook is the owner of a Ford
touring car which he purchased just
recently. h. II 4
r. H. Fishel took his departure the
fore part of the past week for New
port, r. l., to resume his naval duties
after a seven day furlough with the
home folks.
Mrs. Fred Rule came up from the
Bluffs Thursday to attend the gradu-
alton of her niece. Miss Helen Rule.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Goldsw0rthy and
Mrs. S. ]. Acker were among the Den
ison visitors Friday. \,
G. M. Talcott has recently purchased
farm consisting of SO acres adjoin-
! ing, the town of Jefferson and we un-
derstand that lie will move his family
there next year. The TaIcott family
have been residents Of this vicinity
for many years and all will regret
their removal very much. III
Foster Docherty, who had been
spending several months here at the
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Docherty, and attending
school, has gone to his home at Buck
Grove.
Chas. Tracy was passenger to
Omaha Saturday where he made an
lover Sunday visit.
Misses Eva Roy, Mary Staller and
Ethel Cole are making arrangements
| to leave Monday for Council Bluffs to
attend the summer session of school
with a view Of teaching next fall.
| ELDER Chas. E. ButterwOrth was 9
passenger to Deloit Saturday evening
land conducted preaching services or
Sunday at that place.
| u. III. Cruise and wife We're visiting
with relatives and friends In Defiance
one day last week.
The members of the Friday clut
were delightfully."- entertained at the
home of Mrs. John Gibson Saturday
afternoon. The time was spent in 9
social manner and as fitting close
to the day tempting refreshments
were served.
Friends of Percy Watenpaugh, al
one time employed as a mechanic, II
the Wore garage, will be interested t.
learn of his marriage to Miss Lois
Fairly, the event having taken place
lat Clay Center, Neb., on May 14th
Dow City friends extend congratula
ltions and best wishes.
! Misses Caroline Shirk and Made
Cole left Sunday for Wall Lake where
they began teaching Monday in thu
rural schools of that place. The short
lage of teachers during the past yea
|necessitated their holding Q summer
session of school.
r. G.. Virgins returned the latte
part OF the week from a several days
isojourn at the John Smith home u
Clarke, s. D., and assumed his dutie'