The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21
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The Domestic Science club held their
last regular meeting at the library on
Jay .Widney, Mrs. Thbs. Lehan, Mrs.
Art Jensen and Miss Brainard. The les
son was rather a miscellaneous one, but
proved very interesting and helpful.
The last affair of the year will be q
banquet to the members and each one
| will have the privilege iof taking a
Friend. The banquet has been given up
1.-The past few years owing to; the war
land conditions following. The hostess
es served a very delicious lunch at the
close of the afternoon. Electfongof Off
GERS took place and AIRS. e. L. Man
chester was elected chairman and Mrs.
VIM. Houts secretary for the ensuing
year. 4E
| Mesdames Larson and Mathews. who
have been visiting northwest of town,
returned to their homes in Omaha the
latter part of the week.
Miss Simmons was in Harlan the lat
ter part Oh the Week. S=sIEtgL 49, t .EfE
Several of the high school students
were in Denison to attend the state
declamatory contest.
Mrs. Mike Berens is enjoying a visit
from her brothers from Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanAhhen were down
from M1pleton and visited with several
families on upper Willow. ls
The state inspector of schools was in
town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty, who have
been visiting at the home of their son,
Guy, left for Corning to visit before
returning to their home in Canada. 4
p. Mungan has been in Shenandoah
the past week visiting at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Henry Nesmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoffman are lex-
tpected home soon from Texas and viii
live in the Hansen house in the north
part of town that has been recently oc.
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w. Hall.
Mr. md Mrs f., Nngden visited in
Arion one day the last Of the week at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ffohm were
in Logan Tuesday.
Mrs. C. =. Mdorhead was In Omaha
one day the past week. a. tss
A daughter was born at the Pat
Shields home last week. .stys4ss
Lestie Dixon was here from Chicago
and spent some time at the home of her
parents, She, came here primarily to
attend the wedding Of her sister, Rose,
at Omaha some weeks ago.
Bertha Bolte has been visiting rela.
tives in Woodbine the past week.
Word was received in town last Tues
day Of the, wedding at Carroll Of Miss
Loeletta Keogh and Mr.. Noble. Miss
Keogh is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keogh and has spent may of her years
here and has a host of friends. Mr..
Noble is a railroad operator at the Office
in Carroll. Their home will be made at
Carroll.
Miss Mamie Carroll was in town last
week from Panama and visited friends
aid also attended the dance while here.
Miss Barbara Wettengel was visiting
Tin WoOdbine one day last week. i
n Mr.EjHeckef has been here from bis
home in Boulder, Colo. Mr.. .Hecker
and family lived here for several years
and only moved to Colorado the past
] u Mrs. Ralph, Magden was in ;Denisop
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr..
Eahd Mrs. shirk, the latter part OF the
week. d n $ VI
Mr.. and Mrs. C. IIannemann visited
lin Charter Oak bne day last week. ii, y
l w. I, Wolfe and an !engineeH ware IN
tbwn, MONDAY eveling,s the jlHttar fisyr
ring with the new council on the paving
proposition. An adjourned meeting was
| held Nf6nliay SeReFfng Ffi ~ Sr7l ssTa.ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Honz We're in
Omaha one day lastsweek. t@s,
i Miss Lowell Curling, was. up RON
NNl3s01usf Valley and spent the aNees
end AZ the home Of her pa ents ops tbs
MISS Etannfgan Is I'm Winner s. d.
visiting AZ the home Of her sister, Mrs
Fox, and also becoming acquainted with
| her new niece; V $500
Father OsConnell returned to Sioux
| City Thursday after a visit Of a few
tdays here at the parental, M. O'Connell
lsist at the funeral of his brOther-in.law
LANES Houston.
Mrs. Jennings, who has been quite III
tsince the death of her brother, Frank
tPherguson, is improving at this time,
Mrs. Jake Peters lis in st. Louis visit
Ling her daughter, Ruth, who is taking
Red Cross training there. Ruth ex
poets to go to Washington, D. c., soon
to finish the, work.
Word has been received of the death
of Mrs, Susan Hershey at the home OF
| her niece in Pennsylvania.
The wedding of f. J. Feser and Miss
Anna. Hawn occurred last Monday al
st. Patrick's church and a wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hawn
in Boyer township. The home OF this
couple will be in Colo, where the groom
has lived for some time. althoHyh MS
home was fornerly in 4I,ajlafss2. Frey
yance, and Miss Katherine Hawn, "a sis
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