The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-03
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Mrs. Walter C. Plank left Wednes
day evening for Jeromeville, o., in re
Spouse to a message received that day
Informing her of the serious condition
Of her father, Chas, T. Alleman, who
4 has been a sufferer for some time with
leakage of the heart.
Rev. G.. A. Barker, departed Tuesday
for KeOkuk, where he spent the re
mainder Of the week in attendance al
the Baptist state convention.
Mrs. John Williamson returned last
Wednesday from Kiron, where she had
i been spending a week or SO with her
daughter Mrs. Arthur Butler, and fam
lily and making the acquaintance OF
her new grandson.
Mrs. Nettie Smith returned Wednes
day evening from two weeks sojourn
at her home in Lamont, and is again at
her post Of duty as cook in the capital
cafe.
W. A. Haley, who had been spending
two or three weeks here with the home
folks, took his departure the early part
of last week for Denver, where he will
resume his work.
Louis and Miss Evelyn Buss motored
ito Denison Wednesday;
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth.
odist church met in business session
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. E. E.: Newkirk. Among the bust.
ness transactions at this time was an
election of officers which resulted in
the choice of, Mrs. Brinten Sharp as
president, Mrs. Ward Towne, vice pres
isident; Miss Hilda Turnlund, treasurer,
and Miss Lille Gibson, secretary.
n p. j. Portz, democratic candidate for
county auditor, was a caller In town
"Wednesday from penisOn.
y Mrs. Fred Hendricks came from the
Bluffs for a week end visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Butts.
a Mrs. Robert Houston was hostess on
Thursday afternoon to the members Of
the G. II. C. and several invited. guests.
In the evening a number. of men were
invited in to supper. All present had
IL most enjoyable time.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brady Of near
Dunlap. are caring for baby daugh-
ter. who arrived recently to gladden.
their home. Mrs. Brady was formerly
Balbina Potter, of this place.
John and Mary O'Meara were Omaha
visitors Friday.
!: Mr.. and Mrs Ed Swasey and daughs
ter, Louise, were Denison callers last
Thursday.
\ G. o. Miller spent few days in the
Bluffs last week.
Mrs Henry HARRISON was an Omaha
shopper Thursday.
Lester Hansen, who has been work.
ing at .AnthOn for some time. has re-
turned and accepted position in the
Burrell Holiday barber shop at Arion.
Mrs. Vena, Schaupp and baby .daugh.
ter, Of Dunlap, visited recently at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mathys.
Allen Dodge, xof Arion, was here one
day last week looking for a house, pre-
paratory to moving here. 4
Mrs. Ben Houston and baby, Of North
Grove, were visiting in town Thurs
day.
Mrs. Fred Coleman and Miss Lille
Gibson were Omaha shoppers Saturday.
j. r. Griffinlwent to Charter Oak on
Saturday and purchased several bushel
OF potatoes to be used at the Capital
Mrs. B. Bell, Of Denison, Mrs. May
Dillenberger, Of Vail, and Mrs. John
Blackman, OF Arior, were guests at the
@. HI. G. meeting Thursday.
Mrs. J.. r.. Griffin entertained the
Larkin club and several others at a
enc 0clOck dinner Thursday. One sfea,
ture OF the dinner was sugar beets,
(Which Were raised on the. Will .Schouten
farm at Hudson, Colo. MRS. Schouten
was member Of this club for many
remembrance very much. Mrs. Henry
Mesenbrink was an out of town guest.
Doris Griffin and Nelson Butter.
worth atltoed to the big orchard near
Woodbine Thursday for apples.
Al. L. jackson and family were in
Denison Thursday.
sClaud Hunt and family, who have
been spending the past several months
at the home Of his father, Emanuel1
Hunt, north Of town, has moved to
farm south of town and will assist Fred
Kremien in farm work this winter.
j. B. Barrett, district president of
Gallands grove district of the Latter
Day Saints church, spent several days
here recently on business in regard to
the big drive which Is now on to raise
$500 900 to build an auditorium at In
Mo. It may be interest
ing to some to know that the district
over which he presides and of which
Dow City Is a part, has oversubscribed
its quota by more than two thousand
dollars the quota being $4,000. Up to-
date the Dow City branch has sub
B. w. Hunt and wife came down
from their home near Denison Friday
to attend the hog sale at the c. S. Nc.
Donald home.
D Miss Coral Argotsnger, who teaches
north of town, was in penison Friday
taking examinations.
Mrs. Bessie Holcomb5 had her house
wired for electricity last week.
Our corps of teachers were in at
tendance at a study center in Denison
& u. C.. Butler and wife and Mrs. Still. !
son, of Arion, were down to hear the
speech by Miss Mcguire Friday after.
noon.
The first Z. number Of the lecture
course was given at the opera house
Thursday evening. A very large crowd
assembled to hear the Colleens in their
splendid entertainment. The next
number will be November 18th.
NJ A.. Pearsall made a business trip
10 Arion Saturday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid society of the l.. d.
). church will meet Thursday after
noon att 8 o'clock at the home tof Mrs.
Chas. Butterworth. Ladies who are
working on some article for the bazaar y