The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

! Mrs. Bruce Rogers and daughter
/ Ruth, returned from q visit with rela
/ tives in Ponca, fNeb.
/ Misses Cora Parsons and Elizabeth
4 Yount spent Sunday at their parenta
4 homes in Woodbine.
The Woodmen Circle will hold a; pie
sale at aRachwitzs meat market Satur
day. September 1lth. IA.
Miss Mabel Kelly returned last week
from Iowa City, where she has been at
tending summer school.
| Misses Ruby Kelly and Myrtle Albert
i left Sunday for Manila. where they will
teach the coming yeay.
Miss Mae Comstock returned home
Saturday from n two weeks visit with
relatives at Sioux City,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gaffey and chill
lren, of Harrington. Neb.. spent the
last week with relatives in Denison.
Wm.s jacobson, wife and son. Har-
son, Carol, motored up from Omaha
Monday morning for a brief visit with
the formers mother, Mrs. S. p. Jacob
I sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. I1uney returned
home last "Wednesday from Des Moines,
where they enjoyed a weeks visit at
the home Of their daughter, Mrs. Ray
Friend and incidentally took in the
state. fair. f
Abnere Graves, former resident Of
Denison. is using space in this issue OF
the Review to advertise some Colorado
land for SALE Mr.. Graves will be re-
membered by the early settlers of the
county. He set type and pulled the
press in the Review when 1t was first
started in 1866 and later that year built
a furniture store and started up in bus
mess here in Denison. just before the
Northwestern road was built, hauling
his furniture and supplies by wagon
from Jefferson and Boone. Although
he is now 81 years of age he is hearty
and strong as ever and actively engaged
in business. He is Offering mighty
good propositionftto Crawford county
farmers and his advertisement on am
other page should not be overlooked.
Who cannot recall the good times at
u reunion of old friends, and Of mem.
;bers of the family, after years of part,
ing? What a flood of recollections come
to mind which had seemingly been for
gotten. There was a living over again
of the days of long ago. No one then
cares as to the stories told, Of which he
is the victim, and the more ridiculous
they are the harder one laughs. There
was such a reunion at the fine country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Norris last
week. Mr.. Norris has been a resident
of this county SO long, coming here as
a boy. that 1t almost seems as if he was
born in Crawford, county, and had no
who were not known here. But
last week they came by the auto load
from the east end of the state and were
received with joy. There was w. p.
Norris, OF Manchester. and son and
daughter, Tom, and Laura, and Ben
Norris, of Central City. and son. Charles
and his wife and daughter. Gladys and
Maud. Then Ralph came from Sioux
City with his wife, and Effie tore her
self away from those enticing studies
in the State university at Iowa City.
The house, although large, would hard
ly hold the happy laughing group of
loving relatives. They put in the time
to the utmost in doing and saying the
things which gave most enjoyment. We
understand that the reunion was so
happy an, affair shat it has been ar.
ranged for ,anothar.to take place next
year at the h0meiof Charles Norris at
Central City. *, u,