The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

Wilbur Thomas left Sunday for
point near Denver, Colo. where he ha.
a position in a w. M. C.. A. camp To-
the summer. Since giving up his Worl
at Maquoketa some two months ago HI
has been here with his folks.
Mrs. w. T. Rink and son, Charles
and daughter, Marguerite, are packing
their household goods this week pre-
paratory to moving to Morningside, a
which place they have rented proper
ty. Mrs. Kinks brother, Glenn Glazier
is a student of the college there. It !!
with the, keenest regret that we see thi:
excellent family leave our midst but al
wish for them the best of success II
their new location. The Methodist par
sOnage which they are vacating is to bt
occupied after the first Of July by the
new pastor, Rev. Plank.
Joe Smith,, who has been seriously il
for several weeks, has sufficient recOV
fact his friends will be pleased to learn
Mrs. Frank Bolton was down from
Denison Tuesday, coming with the IN
tention Of attending the Royal Neigh
Dor meeting which was postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Houston and Mr.
and Mrs John Houston We're in Dun
lap Sunday evening in attendance al
the commencement exercises OF tbs
parochial school.
Romanan Holcomb and wife, Miss
Flora Virgins and Mrs. Floyd SHARP
were guests at the wedding of Miss
Lucinda McHenry and Verne Wilkin
son in Denison Saturday. The bride is
"a former Dow City girl, having beer
reared to young womanhOod here. She
is q graduate of our local schools, com
pleting her course with the class oil
1913. She has numerous friends here
who wish for herself and husband tho
full quota of happiness throughout lifes
journey.
Miss Ora Butterworth came up from
Logan Monday for visit at the pa
rental, J. L. Butterworth, home.
Mrs. Mike O'Connell has been up
from Dunlap during the week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. James Houston, and
The r. w. Teek family were visiting
in Denison Thursday with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cole and children
of Sac City, were here Sunday spend
ing the day with his cousin, Walter
Cole, and family.
August MesenbrinlS, wife and children
of Charter Oak, We're Sabbath visitors
here at the home of her sister. Mrs. NJ.
"a. Pearsall and with her parents, j.
r. Griffin and wife.
Frank Binnall and NJ. A. Riley were
county seat callers Saturday, as Were
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Sharp.
Little Enos Leonard Keairnes, a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Keairpes, has
been having siege with the mumps
the past week.
James Houston was in Charter Oak
Sunday calling on friends. :,
3 Jay Alart, wife and baby were in
Omaha Monday, where they spent the
day. While there they were guests of
her sister, Mrs. Harry Mcqueen. and
family.
Misses Berenice Judd and Lillian
Ahart were visiting with friends in
Denison Saturday night.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Clark was the scene Of q pleasant event
Sunday when the members of the i'm
mediate family gathered in commemo.
ration Of the formers birthday. Those
present included his parents and broth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. David Clark and son,
David, his brother, James Clark, wife
and children and his sister, Mrs. John
Keairnes. and baby Mr.. Keairnes be-
ing obliged to remain at home with the
eldest child who was down with the
mumps. The customary birthday fes.
tivities were in evidence during the day
and avery enjoyable time lis reported.
Raymond Morrison, who has been ill
for a week or more with auto-intoxica.
ton, isgimproving and is able to be up
and about again ait present. z tE's,-t'''s
a. p. Moeller and Miss Ruth Swasey
returned Thursday morning from a
short visit with his people in West
Side. gSs .5.3 q al Sn
Miss Elizabeth Burch, who came Fri.
day from Evan, S. d., for a visit with
the Will Hammond family, has accept.
ed a position as clerk in Herman's store
during the big closing out sale.
E1 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McKim are en-
PERTAINING the formers mother, Mrs.
McClaskey, who arrived the past week
from Des Moines.
Theodore and Dorothy Ahart were
in Dunlap Saturday, where they attend
ed the alumni banquet Of the parochial
school, the latter having a part on the
program.
On Tuesday evening of the past week
the I. O. 0. f. held it's semiannual cleo.
ton of officers, which resulted in the
choice of Zeph Fienhold as noble grand
and Ward Keairnes as vice grand. The
offices of financial secretary and re.
cording secretary hold over another six
E., r. Pagan holding the for
mer Office and F.. C. Buss the latter.
The office of treasurer, held by Enos
Cross, also holds over the coming six
months. The encampment elected the
Following officers at their meeting on
Thursday evening: E.. r.. Pagan, chief
patriarch: George Rule, senior warden
J. FL. Killion, scribe; Herbert Rule, high
priest.
Z Ralph Quirk and wife and Miss Mae
Murphy, of Dunlap, were in town Sun.
day visiting at the w. HI. Rule home.
Art Randel and son, Fred, enjoyed
an outing at Lake View Sunday.
& Charles Northam and Miss Bertha
Norman, of Denison, visited the Hunt
young folks here Thursday.
The Virgil Butterworth family were
down from Denison Saturday visiting
relatives and to get acquainted with
their new niece, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. z. r, Butterworth.
Z. N. Chamberlain, wife and daugh.
ter, Irma, and Mrs. Carol DEMO were
here from Lake View Saturday, where
they are spending the summer at their
cottage. The family had been to Deni.
son in attendance at the McHenry-Wil.
kinson nuptials.
Burton Tillett and wife were passen.
gers from Council Bluffs Monday eve
ming for visit at the home of his moth
er, Mrs. J. p. Goodman
The Nate Haworth family, of Deni.
son, were Sabbath visitors at the Wal.
ter Cole home.
Ben Houston and wife spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Clara Wild