The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

tier returned Saturday from a pleasan
two weeks visit at the home of MI
and Mrs. Alfred Howorth in Tecumsef
Neb.
Mrs. Arthur Butler and two children
Il We're arrivals Tuesday from KirOn TO
a visit at the parental, John William
son, home, returning Saturday. MI
Butler attended the auto show in Oma
ha while his family visited here. III
has recently given up farming nea
Kiron and has gone into the garag'
business there.
4 Mrs. Carl Laubscher was in Omaha
\ Saturday to see her husband, who hat
4 an operation performed in a hosplta
1 there. On account of suffering SO bad
lily at the time she was there he was un
able to visit with anyone and she was
obliged to return home without being
permitted to see him.
Mr., and Mrs. Fl. G. Scott and daugh
| ter, Isabel, Mrs. C. L. Rudd, Mrs. Henry
Roy, Mrs. Lessie Howorth and Misses
1 Blanche Cole, Ruby Rolls, Clara Potter
! Sarah Rood and Mearre Reeser repre-
scented Dow City in Denson Saturday
| Among the attractions Of the pas
week is listed the play, A Happy Nigh
| in Dixie" given at the Triangle Amuse
ment theater Friday evening by a tray
cling troupe. The entertainment was
greeted by good sized crowd and all
! present were well pleased with the pro
| duction.
| Mrs. Nelson Butterworth has been
making daily trips to Denison the past
week, assisting in the law office OF Con
ner & Powers helping olrt with some OF
their back work. She was employed
there as stenographer for several years
prior to her marriage.
Walter Homan returned Sunday from
ia couple of days visit in Omaha with
his children.
| Miss bessie Baber was visiting with
irelatives in Denison Sunday. q
| On Tuesday evening of the past week
| the grades and the second high basket
bail teams met In friendly combat as
| did also the town team and the first
| high. The former game resulted in q
| score of 16 to g in favOrlOf the grades
and in the latter game the town team
came out victorious by q score OF ~ TO
Miss Jennie Cramer went to Dunlap
hSaturday where she enjoyed a visit IN
the home Of her sister, Mrs. VIII Aid
rich. returning home Sunday evening.
ben Houston, who has been represent
! ing the Standard Oil company In the
Dunlap territory for several months.
has resigned and he and his wife are to
move to Dow City, where he will engage
in trucking. We understand that they
will OCCUPY the residence property late.
" vacated by his brother.in-law, George
Dillenberger, who moved to Vail.
Miss Gladys Roland left Thursday for
Williams on visit to friends before go.
ing to her new home at Rockwell. her
parents Mr. and Mrs. e. e. Roland fol-
lowing that evening.
Claude Cornelius. who is in the EN-.
ploy of the Delot Bridge company, was
here making an over Sunday visit at
the parental. George Cornelius. home.
He has been transferred from Logan
to Missouri Valley.
Margaret, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. q. Virgins. was five years
old Saturday and as va courtesy to the
day her mother invited iii all of her lit
tie friends or the primary department
or the local school with their teacher.
Miss Agnes Goddard, to help celebrate
the event. The. hours from two to five
were chosen for the affair and the
guests enjoyed a jolls' good time. as lit.
tie tots always do on like occasions. A
number Of .clnildren's games were IN,
lulged iii and at 4:30 the conventional
birthday repast was served, which nd!
ded very, much to the pleasures of the
day. The little folks We're presented
With dainty baskets tof candy eggs as
facors.i The guest Of honor received
many pretty and useful gifts from her
friends, dit this time. fs9ea fit5'e
{ Mr.. and Mr.. Bert McCord and Miss
Lottie Bixlelt were down from Denison
Sunday Visiting! at THE Charles Smith
home. ss5s3t3 ~ y tii'55s '3. 5'5s.
I Mr.: ana Mrs. Marion Cue were UP
from Dunlap Sunday and were guests
at the WITH. lRule home, also visiting
with their son, Lester, and wife, who
We're here.
A Mr.. Puritan, of Omaha, was a
pleasant guest at the Eugene Crandall
home Saturday. He is connected with
the stock market business in Omaha,
where Mr.. Crandall made his acqualnt-
ance.
Mrs. Art S. Randel and daughter,
Mrs Ed Ahart, were in Woodbine Sun.
day, where they visited at the home
of the formers sister Mrs. Charles
keehner. "a
Miss Adelaide Potter returned to her
teaching duties near Denison Sunday
evening after week end visit at home.
She alsb enjoyed short visit with her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Brady, of Dunlap.
Miss Pauline Plough, Of Mitchell. 8.
D., was here several days the past week
d guest at the Fred Christensen home.
She went to Denison Monday for visit
with relatives. III 2Fif 4
Mrs. r. w. Tech was in Ute one day
last week consulting a physician and
while there visited Mrs. Nick Oil. who
spent week or more at that place with
her baby daughter, Leone, in the hos.
pital The child has been suffering with
bronchitis, but has sufficiently recover
ed as to be able to be brought home on
Saturday. $50
Thos. Mccullough and b. M. Noel.
vain We're in Omahu on business Fri
day.
The Henry Miller family, Of the Char.
ter Oak vicinity, have moved onto the
Ahart and Brill farm east of town vacat-
ed last week by the George Ahart fam
|! lily.
Carl Laubscher went down to Oma.
ha last week where he underwent an
operation, the ordeal being performed
Thursday. The operation is said to have
been of very serious nature. His
brother, Albert, was with him in Oma-
ha and returned Friday reporting him
as getting along as well as could be ex-
pected. His friends sincerely trust he
will make a rapid recovery. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wingrove were
down from Denison Thursday in attend
ance at the funeral of his cousin, Rob
ert Wingrove.
Mrs. Foster Cornelius was passen.