The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-17

bers. The customary social diversions
We're in order, in which each one had a
part, and the, afternoon passed all too
rapidly A most palatable luncheon
rounded out the pleasures of the oc.
casion. Mrs George Dillenburger, Of
Miss Grace Rogers was visiting in
Woodbine Friday between trains.
Mrs. Claus Hansen was in Denison
Friday visiting at the home OF her son,
Carl, and family.
MIS-. A.. 3. Carlson, whom we report.
ed last week as being very sick. is now
improving and at present is able to be
about again, fact her friends will be
exceedingly glad to note.
Mrs. Arch Laird. son. Willard, and
daughter, Eva, were passengers to Den
ison Friday evening, where they made
a visit eat the home Mr.. Laifd's sister,
Mrs Aleck McCord, returning Satur.
day afternoon.
Mrs. G. M. Brake returned Friday
evening from Logan, where she had
been spending the greater part of the
week at the home of hr daughter, Mrs.
l.. E. Mcbride. Her little granddaugh-
ter, Virgene Mcbride, came with her
for an over Sunday visit.
Miss Ruth Riley has been quite sick
the past week, being belfast a few
days, but at this writing she is report
ed CONSIDERABLY DeLtef.
Mrs. Mary Smith has concluded her
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
G. w. Langley, where she has spent
the past five months. She left Satur-
day morning for Denison on a farewell
visit to her niece, Mrs. Florence Carl,
starting from there Sunday for her
home in Portland, Ore.
Ralph Binnall has been nursing a
very sore foot the past week, the re-
- y,
while at basket ball practice at the
school gymnasium Tuesday night. He
and Merle Spence were jumping for the
ball when the latter came down With
his heel on the formers foot with such
force as to badly mash one OF the toes.
Although still very sore the member
is healing quite favorably.
Miss Elizabeth Leuck who has been
assisting her brother.in-law, Fred Mari,
and wife in the restaurant business at
Manila for several months, has given
up her work and returned to the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leuck,
The members and friends of the Fri
day club We're pleasantly entertained
at the home of Mrs. M. A. Riley Fri
day afternoon There was good at
tendance and the hospitality of this
hostess was highly enjoyed as usual.
An elegant luncheon was brought forth
at the close, which found favor with
all
Mrs. Jay Langley returned Wednes-
day from Omaha, where she had been
spending week with her sister, who
is in the Nicholas Sem hospital where
she recently underwent a serious oper-
alton.
Mrs. George Keairnes, Mrs. s. =.
Wiley, Mrs. A. H. Harper and Mrs.
Jane Wood went to DenisOn Friday
morning, where they spent the day In
attendance at the district convention
of the Rebekah lodge. Others going up
for the afternoon and evening sessions
included Miss Florence Miller, Mrs. NJ.
A. Rigsby and daughter, Mrs. Q. M.
Boham. Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. McElwain
and daughter, Pearl. The local order
had a part on the program during the
day. All present report very pleas
ane and profitable convention.
Mr.. and MRS. Art s. Randel have
moved from town out onto the farm
owned by their son-in-law, Ed Ahart,
east of town, We understand that Dor
ris Griffin and wife, who have been
rooming at the Clair Butterworth< home
are to move into the residence vacated
by the Randel family.
The boys basket ball team OF our high
school journeyed to West Side Friday
accompanied by Harold Lit
teIe,. and won a. game from the latter
team by score of II to Z.
John Anderson, of Arion, was call
er in town Saturday.
Miss RosaIia Scott is reported as hav-
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