The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16
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Miss Ella Kane resigned her posi-
ton in the S. j. Rieffe store last Mon
day after four years of very efficient
service. Miss Ella will be greatly miss
ed from behind the counter where she
has worked SO faithfully for so long
Her cheerful greeting and ready smile
were pleasant to her customers, all OF
whom part with her with regret, but
wish her prosperity and happiness
wherever she may go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stahl and children
are visiting relatives here and in vicin
ity. They like their new home in
South Dakota fine and will return there
in few days. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hemphill left
here Tuesday in their car for an extend
ed trip to Colorado and possibly Cali
fornia before they return.
Joe Brewster who was badly hurt in
a runaway last week, is able to be up
but it will be some time before he feels
as good as new.
There will be a rural carriers exam
ination in Denison July 10th, to I'LL tho
vacancies at Arion, West Side, Deloit
kiron and Charter Oak, also any others
that might occur in the county,
Bert Poe of Woodbine. came up tc
do the draying for Mr.. Brewster while
he is laid up.
Mrs. Joe thinner of West Side, came
Friday for n few days visit at her old
home. She returned Sunday afternoon.
a very pleasant event was the ice
cream social given at the old M. E.
church for the children of the Union
Sunday school. Some of the members
invited "a few outsiders, who showed
their appreciation by accepting the in
vitations, and being present. An old
fashioned spelling bee was held and pan
ticipated lin by young and old. The
Reds" came out a little ahead OF the
Blues. After this, ice cream and cake
were served, all of which was in abun,
dance and excellent. There were sew
eral fine cakes left and John Kepford
proved to be a very skillful auctioncer
Is he sold all of them for good prices.
sucl, gatherings are certainly very
pleasant and 1t is hoped there may be
many more similar to follow in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Showed Thompson, OF
Dow City, were Sunday visitors at the
home of J. J. Finnigan Sunday.
Mayor Schoening says the current
from Denison for our new electric
lights expects to be turned on by an.
other week.
school celebrated children's day by ap-
ng. A number of selections were re.
,ited by the children which showed
much care and thought, in the subjects
The singing was excellent and all ac.
quilted themselves in n creditable man.
Ter. The church was decorated for
he occasion and the flowers were
many and beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slater an6 |
laughter, Neva, of Denison, attended |
he ice cream social here Thursday.
Emil Greder hurt his finger severely !
,laying baseball Sunday and will prob. |
IDLY have pretty sore hand for some
ime.
Mrs. Ernest Stegeman of Denison. il
listing her son, Emil and family a few
lays this week.
Edward kuhl of Defiance was Buck |
Grove visitor. Sunday evening.
Henry Hamers was taken suddenly |
Il with heart trouble in the pool hall /
Sunday afternoon and was taken to
)enison hospital. His many friends
lope the trouble is not serious and that
le will soon be all right again.
Charles Butler of Arion was in town.
Ionday talking bees with DIR. Bonney.