The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-30

class Of the local high school has at
tanned the honor of having'the highest
grades in the class for the four veal
high school course, which entities hin
to a college course at the State uni
versity. Miss Helen Rule made the
next highest grades in the class, fol
which she is also entitled to college
course at the State university.
Mrs N. R. Wilder and Mrs. e. H
Swasey and daughters, Ruth anG
Alice, were visiting and shopping il
Omaha Thursday.
One of the leading social. functions
of the past week was an entertainment
given by Mrs. f. G. Howorth, compli
lmentary to her husbands sister, Mrs
ALT Howorth, of Tecumseh, Neb. The
guests present numbered twenty Of
the near friends of the guest of honor
| Progressive games furnished the eve
ning's entertainment, from which
much pleasure was derived. The
guests were seated at four tables
Among the games were the guessing
| of puzzles, giving the names of presi
dents and giving original poems. AT
the close of the contest it was found
that Mrs. E. II. Swasey had scored
the highest, for which she was award
ed a pretty hand painted plate. Mrs.
H. G.. Scott received the consolation
prize, scrub brush. Light refresh.
ments rounded out the pleasures OF
the occasion, after which the guests
repaired to their respective homes,
having enjoyed one OF the finest OF
times.
Mrs. Anna Doser returned Thursday
from visit with relatives in lDenison.
Chas. Rigsby was over from Wall
Lake Wednesday visiting at the pa
rental, M. A. Rigsby, home.
Mrs. Claus Hansen came down from
Denison Wednesday to spend a few
days at the homes of her daughters,
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Carey
enjoyed a short visit from LittltOn
Roberts and Misses Nell Dugan and
Stella Byrnes, of Omaha. They came
ing at the girls parental homes.
Mrs. Frank Binnall and son, Mearle,
were Dunlap callers Thursday after
noon.
w. E. Fishel returned Wednesday
morning from brief sojourn in Oma-
ha.
q The Woman's Home Missionary so.
,ciety met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Miss Janet Rae with a
fairly good attendance. A. very fine
and interesting report from the con-
vention OF this society recently held
at Randolph was gwen by Mrs. w. T.
Rink, which was greatly enjoyed by
all, This meeting was to have been
held at the home Mrs. T. A. Rae in
the country but on account of the bad
condition of the roads it was deemed
best to meet in town. 4
Mrs. Charley Bell was a passenger
to Omaha Thursday to do some shop
ping. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Adolph Ahart, Of ,Denison
Mrs. Minnie Eh1ers, of Denison, who
had been spending week or so here
caring for her niece, Mrs. John Ret
man, and baby son, took her depar-
ture Thursday evening.
Mrs. ALI Howorth left Wednesday
for her home in Tecunseh, aNeb., hav-
ng spent a week at the home of her
brother, F. C. Howorth, and with rel
atives IN aDenison. lsfli
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crandall, Mrs.
s. p. Wiley, Mrs. Fred Thompson and
M. g. Virgins mot6red over to De-
fiance Friday, where they attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Mcbride.
j. ). Johnson, Chris Vollersen and
son, Henry, were down from Denison
Friday to attend the memorial service
held in the city park for Louis Miller
and Carl fKepford, who made the SUI
preme sacrifice on the battlefelds of
France.
T. 3. Foster, the state superintend-
ent OF schools, was in town Friday
and visited the teachers and pupils of
each grade in the local school.
Mrs D. L. Graul and child were
down from Arion Friday visiting at
the parental, ]. G. Graul, home.
Carl Tatroe returned Wednesday
evening from weeks visit with his
brother in Cherokee. ~;
\ George Carey and daughter, Erma,
were IN Denison Wednesday visiting
at the Claude Blackman home.
c. O. Miller was passenger to
Council Bluffs Friday morning where
he spent the day.
Mrs. A. E. Calundan and baby were
passengers from Carroll Thursday for
a yisitssat the parental, j. IF. Rudd,
home. They have been spending sew
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