The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-25
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4 to their home in the Bluffs
4 Mrs. w. A. Chauncey took her class
OF Sunday school boys to Council Bluffs
Sunday TO spend the day with Mrs. Pal
mer. their former teacher.
4 Mesdames Murphy and Quirk We're
Omaha shoppers one day last week.
Miss Helen O'Banon was in Maple
I, ton and visited at the home of her sis
/ ter, Mrs. Chauncey last week.
! The Farmers Union picnic will he
held at Manteno church Wednesday
August 26th. with a varied program
commencing at 10 a. m, and consisting
of piano solos. vocal solos. readings
violin and piano solos and an address
by Geo. 4. Baker, president of tho
Iowa division Of Farmers Unions. Aft
| or a basket dinner there will be races
at which time over $500 will be given
away in prizes There will be base
iball game between the town team and
! Defiance and as these teams have play
ed three games this season and Dunlap
has two out Of three, it is expected
| to be a close game. There will be a
boWery dance with Hams orchestra
furnishing tile music.
| \ family reunion was held one day
! the past week at the home of c. II.
| Rannells when the Rannells families
participated and was in honor OF a
visiting relative from Oklahoma.
A small son of Henry Pryor was in
jured the past week by fall from an
j5app1e tree and suffered considerably
from the accident.
| Mrs. Minnie Small and daughter,
| Nellie, returned from a weeks visit
with relatives at Salix and Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Gorham and
family are visiting in Dakota,
Miss Mary Ledden is again at her
post OF duty in the .Ledden store, aft
er a pleasant vacation.
A number of Willow families slrnt
the past Sunday at Little Sioux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prizeman and SON.
Donald. of Omaha, spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Pri2eman's sister,
Mrs Fl. A. Tinker and family. sis
Virginia, Burling came up from the
Valley Saturday evening and returned
in the morning with her father, A. NJ,
who had been working here last week.
Howard Wore has been in town the
past week visiting friends here.
Howard Hall and l.. K. Moore left
Saturday morning for Lake Okoboji.
Howard leaving from there Sunday TOR
his home III the west.
A daughter. was born ar the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stewart last week,
( Il Will Ahart OF Dow City. was in Gal
lands Grove one day last week.
George Hansen and family were in
SNNOOuDIne SUNDAY. &i7.t5aF- ia ~. sA5Fzf 81
Mrs. Poster and children. Of Dow
City We're guests at the home Of Mrs..
Baber last week.
The oil station on Main street direct:
ly across the street from the library
is rapidly nearing completion and will
be able to sell oil some time during the
coming month.
8- The picnic Sunday given by the
knights of Columbus at Snllivans
Grove, was well attended and all re-
Races and all sorts Of things Incident
picnic is getting to, be an annual event
and3is looked forward to by all.
Miss Flora Smithers OF Archer Ia,
was in town visiting relatives the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, of EARRING, were
Galland Grove visitors with relatives
and friends last week. ta.a
4 son was born at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Cory last week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hagen left last
week for Greeley, Colo, to visit at the i
home OF DIR. and 1frs. Lehan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Baird, OF Oklahoma, grand
parents OF Mrs, Hagen, will also be I
there. ~ ~ M, NJ
AIRS. Ward Kepple, Of Nashua Iowa y
! in town visiting III. the, parental n.
IA surprise birthday party II n, vas Eiysfifs
Mrs. Paul Dayie by her friends one day.
the past week at her home east OF
town. y, ,ss !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wettengel left
early Monday morning for Chicago in
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