The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25

On Tuesday evening Of the past
week a pleasant surprise was perpe
trated on Herbert and Walter Chris
Hansen sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
christensen. Friends to the number
of about fifty gathered at the home and
the surprise was most complete. Some
time was devoted to games and a su'
perabundance of that grand and glor
ious feeling is reported to have been
dn evidence. At a late hour, after par.
taking of a delicious menu, the com.
pany dispersed, pronouncing the .oc.
casion a, very enjoyable one. .a, =
Miss Ruth Judd returned Wednes'
day from a couple of days visit at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Carl Kirk
near Dunlap. ~ 49, ~.
Mrs. 3Thos. Munsey and daughters,
Josephine and Clara Mae, took their
leave Wednesday morning for a visit
of q week or so with relatives in CO;
lumbus, Neb. l,i.a. t. =. -, :
Mrs. Nelson Butler arrived on
Tuesday of the past week from Cas-.
per, Wyo., for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ahart, and with her
numerous friends in this vicinity. Mr..
and Mrs. Butler are former Dow
City residents, having removed from
here some four or five years ago to
Wyoming, where he has a splendid
business.
Laverne Alexander returned to has
home in Dunlap Wednesday after a
several days visit with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roy. He
I, I, frnYp, a
weeks visit at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Roy Hover, in TT Dodge, and
with relatives in Denison. The Alex.
ander family just recently moved to
Dunlap from Woodbine. y
Miss Matte Tech was passenger
to Denison Wednesday evening to
spend the remainder Of the week at
the August Mesenbrink home. (,
Lewis Ailart, youngest son OF John
Ahart, has been navigating on crutch.
es the past week as result of horse
falling on him. Our informant says
that he was riding the horse and the
animal stumbled and fell with the
above stated result His limb, al
though being quite badly injured, is
healing as we'll as can be expected.
Misses Hazel and IZetta Jackson
were down from DenisOn spending
several days last week among their
relatives.
Mrs. Charlie Igou and two children
accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary
Nathan, were callers at the county
capital Wednesday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
took place Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Glassburner,
there being a goodly number present
A very interesting and helpful lesson
study was taken up with Mrs Glass
burner in charge. A special feature
Of the afternoon was a fine talk given
by Miss Marguerite Rink, telling OF
her work in the mission school at
Mathiston, Miss, where she has been
engaged in teaching for the past three
years. This meeting was to have been
held with Mrs. A. B. Adams at Scran.
ton and big plans had been made for
the day, but owing to the recent rainy
Weather and bad condition of the
roads it became necessary to abandon
the trip, much to the regret OF all.
Mrs. f. w. Pearsall and Mrs. Nelson
Butterworth were visiting in Denison
Wednesday. =, ~ !. * = d. 4.
Word has been received here by
relatives that Lieut.. Floyd Sharp has
been transferred from Camp Dix, N. j.,
to Newport News, W.. ", where he
has been assigned to further govern
1nent work, he and his wife having ar.
rived at their new destination Tues
day, June 10th. ST.
r. X. Coleman has sold his resi-.
dence property in Arion to John Allen
of that place. The former recently
bought the 1913 acre farm of Pat He'd.
erman, paying a price OF $500 per
acre. The place is located north OF
Arion. Mr.. Coleman has disposed OF
his farm consisting of 100 acres near
the town OF Charter Oak, Herman Lag
erus, one of our merchants, being the
purchaser
Mrs. Geo. Keairnes and daughters,
Ruby and Sarah, went to Glidden last
Wednesday for a visit at the home OF
the formers sister, Mrs. Harold Sails
bury, and family.
4 Miss Maxine Holcomb enjoyed a sew.
eral days visit with her friend, Miss
Neva Cross, in the country the past
week. &et = So ~ : ! - 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hecker were up
from Dunlap Wednesday and made
short visit at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Fred Coleman. avail. ~
y, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Kevan have been
entertaining guest in the person OF
Mrs. Stranton, of Twin Falls Ida,
who arrived recently.
Mrs. o. j. Judd was bedfast few
days last week owing to illness, but
we are pleased to state that she Is
now recuperating.
Miss Stella Wieland has gone to
Meckling, S. D., where she is spend.
ing a couple of weeks at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. John VIM.
Miss Enlme Specht Of Charter Oak
came last week and is making an in.
definite sojouln at the A. II. Cook
home east OF town: Miss Specht Is a
sister of Mrs. Milo Olson.
Miss Julia Waldron, after a pleas