The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16

Mrs Horatio Wlingrove and daugh
Itcr-in-law, Mrs. Robert WinSroye ane
little son, Bryce, enjoyed a visit with
the latter's folks at Soldier Sunday.
Miss Frances Hunkler was over from
Manila spending the Sabbath at the
| G.. M Brake home.
+. O. Reynolds and wife returned or
Sunday from q weeks wedding trip II
Minnesota, having visited at st. Paul
| Minneapolis, and Duluth. They are
now busy getting settled in their new
home, having rented the J. II. Rolls
residence recently vacated by the Pear
Wore family.
| L. E. Mcbride was up from Loga1
Sunday visiting his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Brake, also his littlf
some time here.
| An interesting game of baseball tool
took place on the home grounds Sun
day when our team met team from
i Waterloo. The game resulted in tht
score of S to in favor Of Dow City.
Mrs. George Ahart played the par
of hostess to the Palo Altos Saturday
at her home west of town. There were
also number of friends present t.
usual social routine occupied the after
noon and needless to say the time pass
ed all too rapidly. The company were
treated to dainty luncheon at tho
close. Mrs. Il. l.. Lyons and Miss
| Edith Staley, of Charter Oak, were out
of town guests.
John Mccullough, of Missouri Valley
was Sabbath visitor here with his
brother, ThOs. Mccullough and family
Miss Bessie Baber visited her friend
Miss Lena Wolvcrton in Dunlap during
| the week, the two girls also visiting
together in Manila.
Mrs. +. G. Howorth has returned
from Omaha where she underwent an
op ,ration about two weeks ago. She Is
improving fairly well and her friends
are glad to see her home again. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Bailey.
who had been here caring for tho
household during her absence, returned
to their home in Dunlap.
| The w. II. Tilten family, of Defiance
were here and Sundayed with their rel
tatives, the Ackcr families.
i Leo Ahart went to A1nes Saturday
being called there by the death of 6
gentleman friend, who was drowned.
The funeral was held Monday.
I The Cooper family of Onawa were
arrivals Sunday for a visit with the
John Ahart family.
Herbert Christensen was very agree
ably surprised Thursday, the occasion
being his eighteenth birthday. The at
4 fair was planned by his mother, Mrs,
Fred Christianseni and those participat
| ing in the courtesy included his grand
Of Charter Oak, his sister, Mrs. Nick
Oil and family and the Henry Meeves
| family Of Dunlap, and his uncle ant
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Tech ant
children of this place. Various games
were INDUCED in, which afforded muci
pleasure. Happy laughter and jests
held sway during the entire evening
and one could scarcely think OF a moro
1 delightful occasion. Tempting refresh.
cake, were served at the close of the
l evening. et
. Mrs. Minnie Collins came up from
Omaha Monday on a sad mission, thai
of attending the funeral Of her cousin
Mrs Jesse Agee.
The John Remmes family entertain
ed her brotherin-law and sister, and
her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Vonhabel
and two children and Herman Kupel
of Nicola on Thursday.
i ChaS. Wore and son, Lyle, visited a
the Chris Vollcrsen home in Denison
Saturday. @
Mrs. w. Fl. Buss, Mrs. Annie Hous-
ton, Mrs John Houston and Mrs. p. c.
Houston were in Dunlap Saturday
where they attended an apron and q
cooked.food sale given under the aus
pices of the Daughters of Isabelle.
r. w. Tech and wife were in Schles
wig Thursday where they visited her
brother, Chris Henning and family ant
with other relatives. They returned by
way of Charter Oak and were accom-
panied home from there by his parents
1 Mr. and Mrs. August Tech, who are
spending few days with them, also
visiting their daughter, Mrs. FREQ
| Christiansen.
| John Remmes James, Art, John ant
| p. c. Houston attended meeting of
the Knights Of Columbus at Dunlap
| Sunday.
Little Lydia Henry. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henry, is reported
as having been quite sick the past
week and under the care of a physi.
. clan. At present the child is reported
! better.
| Miss Marie Mullen came up from
| Dunlap Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. p.
| G. Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz were
passengers from Denison Saturday fol-
an over Sunday visit with their daugh.
ter, Mrs. r. w. Tech and family. Mrs
Techs brother, Chris Ilenning ant
family of Schleswig. also visited with
l r
Chas. Buss, Mrs. w. e. Dow ant
Miss Lillian Gibson motored to Deni-
SON Saturday as did also Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Buss and children.
Miss Margaret Houston closed livery
successful school year near Deloit on
Friday by holding a picnic in which
participated some sixty pupils and pa
/ irons. Those present from here werG
the teachers mother Mrs. Annie Hou
ston, sons, John. Raymond and Leon
ard, and daughters, Mary and kath-
ryn, also Mrs. Hudson McHenry. q
royal good time is reported. Miss Hou
ston is spending the summer here al
| her home.
Mrs. Fred Butler of Lewiston, Idaho
arrived last week for a visit at the
! home of her brother, T.. c. Howorth
and with her brother, Isaac Howorth
and family of Denison. She is also Wis
itin gat the home of her husbands
| mother, Mrs ID. j. Butler in Arion.
Mrs. Carl Kirk entertained the J. B..
G.'s at her home near Dunlap Thurs
| day. A good representation attended
from here and all greatly enjoyed the
pleasures of the occasion, especially the
excellent viands provided as its closing
| feature.
| Miss Lille Tech returned Sunday