The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-24
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John Mccullough was passenger
from Missouri Valley Saturday for
visit at the home of his brother, Thos.
Mccullough, and family, returning on
Sunday.
Mrs. D., D. Ringer, after two weeks
visit at the Chas., Smith home, left on.
Monday for her home in Omaha.
The Misses Iva and Nellie F1shel,
who are students at Ames, were arriy;
ais the latter part of the week to spend
their holiday vacation at the parental,
w. e. Fishel, home.
Frank Glassburnef, Jr., with Helen
and Lois Hallowell, went down to Wood
bine Saturday, where they enjoyed Wis
it at the home Of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Glassburner, return
ing Sunday evening.
Luether Brasel and two little sons
and his sister, Miss Edna Brasel, arl-iv-
ed the past week from Dell Rapids, S.
D., for visit at the parental, Sam
Brasel, home. They will probably re-
main until after the holidays. The for
mer and his two sons went to Malvern
Sunday to spend a few days with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Nc
Cord. y.
Mrs. Thos. Munsey, whose illness we
mentioned last week, continues to i'm
prove slowly. She is now able to be up
short while each day and is still at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. j.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith presided
| over a dinner last Sunday to a number
Of friends which included Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. F'ishel and three daughters, Lola,
Iva and Nellie, f. O.. Reynolds and r.
E. Roland, wife and daughter, Gladys.
Mrs. d. D. Ringer OF Omaha, was also
present
Leslie Greene returned to his home
In Vail Saturday following a visit of a
week at the home Of his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cook, east of
town. His cousin, Oliver Cook, accom-
panied him home and remained until
Sunday afternoon.
| D. e. Graul was down from Arion on
Sunday visiting his parents, J. G. Graul
and wife.
j. F. Rudd and wife were county seat
visitors Friday.
Miss Bessie A. Hunt, teacher Of the
center school, district No. 5, about five
miles north Of here, held a Christmas
program and box supper Friday evening
(which is reported success. The fol-
Song, ooh, Welcome Merry Christmas
Recitation, ut Pays" Beulah Wilson;
Recitation, "a Riddle" Ralph Wilson;
Violin Solo, Miss Helen Jackson; Read
| ing, Miss Lillian Donaldson; Quartet,
| THE Little Lord Jesus Helen and
Bernice jackson, Leila and Edna Hunt;
a two act play entitled "A Strike in Sam
ia Claus Land Characters: Santa
Claus, Hortense Michaelsen; Mrs. Santa
Claus, LaJune Wilson; DR.. Curun
Quickly, Irene Fienhold; Fairy Young
heart, Iren Fienhold; Little Girl Eva
Fienhold; Brownie Goodcheer, Walter
IMichaelsen; Brownie Help Long, Glen
Bryan; Fairy Kind Thoughts, Evelyn
Malone; Fairy Good Will, Beplah Will
son; Spirit of Christmas Joy, Margaret
Bryan. Recitation, Good Night" Mar
garet Bryan. Immediately following the
program the boxes were offered, James
Wilson acting as auctioneer. The COM
pany then seated themselves to partake
of the many good things provided for
| the occasion. and the event as whole
was one of genuine pleasure to all pres
ent. The sum of $113 was received for
| the sale of boxes and this will be used
for school purposes.
A 9 pound baby boy, who has been
named Howard Eugene, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scott December 22d.
ing for the mother and babe. ,.,.. &
Mrs. B. q. McKim and children, of
Deloit, are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. p. j. Brown.
Miss Hazel Field was up from Council
Bluffs spending several days Of the past
week at the home of her cousin, Jay
Field, and family west of town. Her
parental honae is in South Dakota, but
for some time she has been with rela-
tiyes in the Bluffs and attending school
there. ~ ME-
Leo Ahart, who is in the employ Of
the J. /. Case Tractor company. arrived
home Saturday to spend the holidays
with his folks. He came here from Lin
coin where he had been spending a
week conducting tractor school. Just
a week previously he was in Des
Moines on a similar mission. These
schools are known as the Case service
schools. Monday evening in connection
with the library picture he gave an IL
Illustrated address pertaining to the
tractor and it's manipulations, which
was highly appreciated and much en-.
,joyed by the audience. s-sa+...
A. j. Wight and wife were business