The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

ton, Nebr.. ana at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs J. p. Riddle in Omaha.
She reports delightful trip
| Mrs. Charlie Sterrett and daughter.
Mrs. Eta Strives. of DenisOn, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Albert Dobey of Ster.
| ling. Nehr., We're pleasant visitors at
the A. j. Wight home Friday.
| to Woodbine Saturday for an over
Sunday visit at her parental home.
She was accompanied by Miss Doris
Mathys.
Mrs. George Dillenberger has been
down from Denison the past week Wis
| iting at the parental, r. w. Houston
home.
dren spent Saturday and Sunday with
] her people in Buck Grove and attend
| ed church services there.
! Mrs. Henry karlson has returned
from a few days visit with her broth.
er and sister, residing in Sioux City.
Mrs Ollie Talcott /, returned last
week from a several weeks sojourn at
the home of her sister. Mrs S. l..
Gable at Wagner, S. Dak., and is max
brother, Ward Towne, and family. be.
fore returning to Los Angeles, Calf,
to resume her nursing duties, E.,
Richard Main went to Bayard Sat.
urday for an over Sunday visit with
his people. $50 /.
Mrs. Vera sopher was a passenger
to Council Bluffs Tuesday going down
to meet her sister, Miss Sadie Rood.
who had been spending a week or so
in Atlantic. 3t-e
Norris Wilder and wife and a party
of friends mOtOred up from Omaha
Sunday and made a visit at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. r.
Wilder.
Mott McHenry ana wife and daugh,
band and the formers mother, Mrs.
Mary McHenry. accompanied by Mrs.
Mott McHsnrys visiting. sister, Mrs.
Ed. Greene Of California were down
from DenisOn Saturday at the l.. f.
Poitevin home west Of town. The
birthday anniversary of Mr., McHenry
and Mr. Poitevin falls on the same
day. September 18th, and is celebrated
each year between the two families by
their taking dinner together. This
year the affair was postponed until
last Saturday, on account of Mrs. Nc
Henry being called to California By
the illness and death of her mother
Mrs. Downs. The occasion was en-.
joyed none the less, however, and is
one that is looked forward to each
year by the members Of the two fam.
lilies.
The John Ahart home was the scene
of much pleasure Friday the occasion
being a joint session Of a Kensington
given by Mrs. Ahart, and an enter.
tainment Of the j. b. CTS to which
Miss Lillian. Ahart acted as hostess
About seventy five guests We're pres
emit to participate in the joys OF the |
day. The merry chatter throughout
the rooms during the afternoon, gave !
evidence that all Were enjoying them
a delectable luncheon at the close. to |
selves. The company We're treated to |
which the gentlemen folks were in |
vited, and the occasion was unanimous
~ voted as one of genuine pleasure to
all. Out of town guests included Mrs.
w. l.. Riechelt, Miss Jennie Burke. |
Mrs. Carl Kirk, Mrs. Leslie Hen and /
Mrs. Moorhead Of Dunlap.
Kenneth. Clinton and Robert Rowe
came down from Denison and spent
the week end at the home of theirl
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f.
Rowe.
Mrs. Pearl Wore and two children
'eturned Saturday evening from Lin.
.oln, Nebr., where they had been, spend
While there she enjoyed visit from
| sister of Denver. Colo. whom she
1ad not seen for eight years.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Butts entertain I
I'd a friend in the person of Mrs. De.
ores Breeze and little SON., who came
up from Council Bluffs Saturday even
ne to spend the Sabbath with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Spillett came up
rom Omaha Tuesday for a visit at the
home of his cousin. Mrs. r. f. Hoeffer,
south of town. returning Friday
Howard Pegg and wife. of the Ona-
va vicinity. were arrivals Saturday
or visit with her sister. Mrs. Will
lam Ettleman and family and with
'ther relatives and friends. They re-
urned home Sunday.
Cecil Edwards and wife. ACCOMPANY.
ed by William Hansen, went down to
omaha Saturday morning where the
ormer had an operation performed
or the removal of an abscess which
lad formed on one of his tonsils, hav.