The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

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outclassed the visiting team. The
view of all the recent rains.
1 Ray Brown was brought home from
the hospital in Omaha where he has
I'been for the past six weeks on Satur.
day afternoon. He is improving, but
very thin and some of his Friends did
not recognize him on that account.
He will stay in town at the home Of
his parents for few days before 60
ling to,his home in the country" az
Miss Gertrude Schwab returned
from a years teaching at San Acacio,
Colorado last week. She was accom-
panied home by Master Bobby Dugan.
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Dugan of Mesita, Colorado. Miss
Schwab contracted for another years
work in tine schools there, showing
her work was very acceptable. She
will return in the fall. .|
| Two of the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Rolla Robbins were operated on last
iweek for the removal of tonsils. "a
Father Manson was called out Of
town Sunday by the serious illness
of his father. ....
Geo. Carsten is in town visiting
friends, making the trip down with
DR.. Rath and family of Ackley.
Mrs. VIM. Chauncey went to Logan
Tuesday evening to attend the o. E.
S. banquet and program in the eve
ming and visit friends, returning on
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Smith left the latter part of
the week for visit with her daugh-
ter, after spending some time with
Mrs Hall.
Mrs. M. E. McNaughton arrived the
first of the week from Ohio where
she has been for sometime making
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Gallagher. She will be here some
time and will have room at her old
home, where, she will be at home to
! her old friends while here.
The Misses Clara and Helen Taylor
we're here from Grinnell and, spent
few days at the home Of their grand
parents, Mr., and Mrs. L. kellogg; both
OF whom are in good health.
| j. j. Moorehead returned the middle
of the week from Omaha where he
has been making some deals in real
estate. - - "
Mesdames Davis, Davie, Gleadell,
Thompson, VanSlyke, Nichols, Chaun-
cey and several others were passen-
tend the o. e. S. affair which was
held there. ...
Mrs. Nellie Goodwin was a passen-
ger for Omaha Thursday having bean
here for a few days. She expects to
take vacation in July and August
and spend most of the time with her
mother, Mrs. Higgins. ..
| Aulger Bros. show which gave their
annual performance here Tuesday eve
ming was not well patronized on ac-
count of the weather. A terrific storm
was forming when it was time for
people to gather, and in spite, OF the
efforts Of the band to draw the crowd,
the, weather trillmphed. -. :. =
John Lehan, oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. 'Thos. Lehan has been having a
siege of the Group the past week.
The Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist church held their regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert.
sen Wednesday afternoon with the
usual number in attendance. a'''7t'''t
| Mrs. ]. ]. Moorehead gave a class
party for Gerold Dalton at her home
Monday evening, it being one OF the
most elaborate affairs of the season.
lAlthough coming after. commencement
| it was none the less enjoyed by all
those in attendance. The porches
were made use Of by the young people
and lunch was served on screened
porch where the table was tastily
decorated with the class colors, blue
and white. It's with regret that the
young people, see these days come to
close for they have been filled with
most pleasant recollections of happy
school days. They are fast departing
now. some going to summer school,
some of the boys farming and others
taking up various lines of work until
fall, when they will lenter college
for a continuation of their schoolwork.
Mrs. J. r. Wheeler was an Omaha
passengers between trains Monday.
| The Misses Cramer of Dow City,
| were in town last week visiting their
Iaunt, Mrs. Aldrich. .agr.py la.ae5..
i Helen Rule came down from. Dow
City one day the past week and Wis.,
tied relatives. a.t& ~. r..,,,.l.,.t H..
Miss Helen Smith left for Council
Bluffs the first of the week to attend
the six weeks summer school and
stay with relatives. T4sfylttf.
| Blaine Wilson arrived home from
the service Wednesday after many
months Of service overseas. y ,43a
Friends of Rowland Philbrook were
pleased to learn Of his new success in
I the western country. Rowland holds
la warm place in the hearts of the
people here. He was born and lived
a few years of his life in this vicinity.
mr.. Beneder OF Omaha, was in town
| Wednesday between trains enroute
to Des Moines
| The Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church was entertained on
lFriday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
wv. III. Van Slyke. This was an unus-
ually good meeting in view of the
number present and interest shown.
Mrs. McNaughton who has lately ar