The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
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We have been requested to an
nosahee that on Monday evening; Fet
Z ruary51 7th.sthe will besa, moving pit
stead" This is to. be for the benefit Q
the library! l5 j d
Relatives here have received tn,
sad news Of the death of Mrs. Luthe
Tillett which occurred at her HON,
III South Dakota Friends in this vi
entity of the Tillett family are yer!
sorry to learn of this.
Morris McHenry was a Denison Wis
itOr Saturday -rs4. 80.
On account Of the basket ball game
to be held on Friday evening, Febru
airy 28th, between the Woodbine anG
Dow City teams on the home floor. the
W0man's club will render their pro
gram on Friday evening" February
21st, one week earlier than usual. The
program! will be published next week.
Miss Dorothy Ahart enjoyed a week
end visit at the Jim Houston home
near Dunlap.
Robert Rule, Albert Miller and Eos.
ter Cornelius were Denison visitors on
Monday.
r. w. Pearsall has sold the Maurer
farm which he recently bought, Mr.
Hunt, of Ute, being the purchaser.
Mrs. c. ]. O'Meara and baby .daugh-
ter. are numbered among the flu vic.
Tins OF the past week, but are getting
along nicely at present.
Verne Henning returned the latter
part OF the week to Fort Des Moines
after q several days furlough spent
at&the home of his sister, Mrs. r. w.
Tech, and with friends in Denison.
Eugene Crandall shipped a car of
cattle to the Omaha market Monday
might, as did also the Matthias Bros.
NJ. 6. Goddard is able to be about
again after a siege of the flu. E. R.
Pagan has been managing the furni-
tufe> store during his illness. ...
B.. p, Newkirk returned Friday from
q several days visit with relatives in
Broken Bow; Neb! -
Mrs. Earl Morrison and son, Ray
mOnd, were passengers to "Denison FRI
day evening, where they spent the
night with relatives, the latter also
having dental work done. III.
"A very pretty wedding took place at
the Methodist parsonage in Denison
Wednesday AT high noon when Miss
Iona Wiley, the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley, of this
place, became the wife Of Leslie Hien
Or Dunlap, Rev. J. L. Boyd being the
Ohciating clergyman. The young cou-
pie Were attended by Carl Kirk and.
dfe, of Dunlap. The. affair was a quiet
one; only the Immediate relatives and
fNfH NJ Tho 4 Ia
1Ss both we'll and favorably known in
this vicinity. The bride graduated
ffom the Dow City high school last
Jtlhe and for several months past she
Ms been employed in the local tele-
None office. Tie groom is an exem.
tlgry young man, we'll worthy Of the
hide Of his choice. The happy young
S3utle will begin housekeeping on a
f2fn near Dunlap. The best wishes of
a1ost of friends are extended to them.
sssMiss Wave Williamson spent a cou-
Ne 0f days the. past week with; her
afstsr, Mrs. Henry Hancox, in Des
Mcihes. :s..-
aMf. Rose, who recently resigned the
pOSttion OF electrical engineer at the
MtAl plant, has gone to Ute where,
Nysare told, he, has accepted employ.
MNht in a garage. AS yet his wife and
taMd are here. Allen Dodge, of Arr,
d& has been secured to fill the vacan-
cftat the electric light plant.
Mrs. Clyde Haskins and baby, who
nave been staying at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Jake Burwell, and family
slice moving here from Denison some
time ago, have gone to Arion where
Nj. Haskins has now secured house.
Hesis engaged in barbering there.
MRS. Wallace Edwards, Mrs. Thos
Mccullough and baby son. Mrs. Ralph
MGKee and baby daughter and Miss
Mae Edwards were visiting in Denison
Thursday. f....
NWill Healy made a visit at the home
at his sister,. Mrs. Frank Probasco, in
Charter Oak the past week.
MRS. r. e. Lpsk received a message
Wednesday, from her husband stating
that he had arrived in Camp Merritt,
MI, from France, where he had
spent several months in the service.
After his return here he will resume
hibEformer position Of local telephone
manager. .-.s.-. .....
Mrs. A. P. Turnlund and daughter,
Father, went down to Council Bluffs
Tuesday for a visit at the home of her
son, Dinner Turnlund, and family, re-
turning Thursday evening. n
w. A. Davie, Of Dunlap, was Dow
City visitor Wednesday. .'.r.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X, Coleman are the
Happy parents Of a baby son, born
to them last week ~, lid sa.ss,s.,
An item of interest which we over
looked last week WITH a-progfam rem.
dared by the Home. Eyes War Savings
society Friday afternoon in the school
auditorium. The meeting was called
to order by Clark Barker, president,
and the secretary, Miss Martha Leuck,
called the roll, to which each one re-
spohded with a popular war slogan.
Theodore Aharts Herbert Butterworth,
Clark Barker, Ruby Keairnes, Helen
Rnle and Observation-Disclosures, on
tide program with patriotic. speeches.
Original stories were read 10y. hilbert
Wiley and Faye Acker. Among the
numbers rendered was quar-
III, Keep the Home Fires Burning,
BIZ children of the first grade. Miss
Ruby Rolls sang very pretty solo and
asaxophone solo was rendered by Miss
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