The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-30
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Mott McHenry, wife and son, James
and Aunt Mary McHenry were down
from Denison Saturday visiting with
friends.
i j. F. Rudd and wife were passengers
! to Council Bluffs Monday where they
made a short visit with Mrs. A. II
Rudd.
4, Mrs. C. J. O'Meara was in Denison
, Saturday to which place she accom-.
panied Mrs. Enos Cross, who had her
tonsils removed. Esa.
i Mrs. Hunt returned to Omaha Sat
urday after visit at the Dow hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bonsall and two
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Little and Mrs.
A. H. Harper were entertained Sum
day at the G. C. Bonsall home in Dun
lap.
i r. w. Houston was a. business caller
lin Omaha one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Riddle enter
4 tanned the following guests at Sunday
ldinner: Miss Ora Butterworth of Lo-
gan, and the Misses Flora Virgins,
Lola Fshel and, Hilda Turnlund Of
this place. )
Robert Rule was a passenger to
Denison Sunday evening. ~
/ T. X. Coleman is the owner of a
fine new auto truck. III
] G.. w. Langley was stricken with
paralysis the fore. part of the past
week, which affected his throat. We
! are very glad to state that he is now
liable to be about again after being con-
filmed to the house for several days.
Mrs. f. C. Buss was hostess to the
IG.. H. C's including a few invited
friends Saturday afternoon. The pleas
ures of the day were enjoyed to the
fullest extent by each one present, es-
lpecially the dainty luncheon which
lconcluded the occasion. Aunt Mary
McHenry, Mrs. Mott McHenry, and
Mrs. Chas. Helsley of Denison, were
pheasant out Of town guests. The COM
pany numbered about forty|fiye.
Miss Bessie Narramore was pas
senger from Denison Thursday and
spent several days at the Jim Baber
home. Il DIN
The T. X. Coleman family were call
ers at the county capital Saturday
Guy Wright who recently returned
from France, has been visiting at the
home of his brother, Glenn, and fam.
lily the past week.
A bridge crew have been stationed
near the Illinois Central depot for the
past two or three weeks, riveting a |
steel bridge to be placed near the |
railroad crossing one mile east Of here. /
Miss Marie Coleman spent the Sab
bath day at the home of her friend,
r ri; III, 11ov y
William Honz was caller at the
county seat Saturday.
/ Hudson McHenry was caller in
town Saturday from Wall Lake.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy returned to
Manning Sunday evening after week
end visit at the parental, J. T. Colds
worthy home.
Mrs. Warren Ettleman and baby and
Miss Mary Staller We're visiting in (
Denison Thursday.
Elder Chas. e. Butterworth was in
Denison Sunday where he conducted
services at the L. D. s.
church
VIM. Sharp was a visitor at the
county capital Saturday.
A business meeting Of the officers
and teachers of the Baptist Sunday |
school was held at the home of Mrs.
A. H. Harper Friday evening for the n
purpose of re-arranging some of the II
classes. Miss Josephine Munsey's
class was divided and Mrs. T. u. Al
len has been secured to take some OF
the pupils of this class Rev. G. "A.
Barker, who has been teaching the
adult class, will hereafter have the n
junior boys class and Mrs. Anna Will
liams is to teach the adult class.
J. H. Killion spent the greater part
Of the past week in Omaha with his
wife who is still there, being treated
for her eyes. Il!
The Baptist Missionary circle will
meet in regular monthly session Sat
urday afternoon of this week at the
home of Mrs. Augusta Carlson. The
lesson will be on the study of Africa.
special feature is being planned for
this occasion in the way of a pageant
entitled "The Wife That Cost Ten
Cows" which is to be put on by sew
eral children.
Mrs. Nelson ButterWOrth, Miss Ruth n
Swasey, Mrs. Frank Binnall and little
daughter, Francella, and Misses Dora
Thompson, Ruby Keairnes and Una
Adams were Denison visitors Friday.
The Steve Carbaugh family, who
have been occupying the David Walt !
ers residence for several weeks, va
Gated the same last week when they
moved into the residence of Mrs, Ada
made vacant some time
ago by John Edwards, Jr. III
An item which we overlooked last
week was an Easter breakfast given
by Miss Erma Chamberlain. The re-
past consisted of four elegant courses
and the occasion was enjoyed i'm. |
by each guest. Those pres