The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05
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Ahart & Griffin are the authorized
agents for v. p. Anderson, the cleaner
and tailor at Denison. Any work sgiver
them will be faithfully taken care Of 6-ti
Among the prominent social events
Of the week is listed a pleasant party
at the f. q. Virgins home, Wednesday
evening. Invitations We're sent tc
twenty-seven guests, Of whom all res
pOnded by attendance. The company
present included the teachers of the
local school and a number of other
friends. Games and music were pro
vided a 1871 means Of entertainment for
the occRssiOii m Three guessing tcon
tests were theid which created the
usual amount OF Interest," The first
in order,Was a vegetable guessing CON
test in. which Mrs IL, Il. Roitevim won
the prize, "a bunch Of asparagus. The
nexttWas a wedding game (which was
etc.is,Miss Lois We1tyi was the winner
Of FIRST prize in this and was awarded
narcissiis flower. Eugene" Crandall
er. The Third and last was a game
of bugs in which Miss Bernice Hun.
sickers captured the prize, q box of in
sect powder. The closing feature OF
the evening was an elegant tray lunch
con- for which partners were selected
by the matching of flowers and vege!
tables. Taken as a whole the affair
was one round of pleasure and enjoy
ment to each participant. :.
Mrs. W.. w. Gallnad has returned
from visit of week or more at the
home of her son, Henry. in DenisOn.
Mrs. Thos. Hayes of Manila. was a
recenE visitor at the M. y. Virgins
home on her return from Woodbine
where she had been in attendance at
eign Missionary society. Mrs. Hayes
is a sisterin-law of Mrs. Virgins.
N y III. Killion was Dunlap business
visitor Wednesday. Z
The Study class OF the Woman's club
met Monday evening Of the past week
at the home of Mrs. J. "A. Brill. The
study for the OCCASION was made up Of
two book reviews and an authorship
biography. The evening proved Of
much pleasure and benefit to all, pres
HIs E re f EsI % ns spa ssS 6
Tuesday evening OF the tpraing week.
The last meeting was held on Monday
owing TO the fact that the library
board had, selected Tuesday evening as,
the tin sbfs theif annual bdsiDess meet
ing p The study class plans to meet
every two weeks on Tuesday.
Dr.aC. w. Carr was down from Den.
isonS ednesday greeting friends and
acquaintahces.fAk .S 80 ~.
Mi. Al EF.t Harper has been spend
ing the past week In Dunlap, keeping
iousefsfbr her brother, @: y Bonsali,
while Ills wife was absent at; Sioux
City, caring for their daughter, Mrs.
HI. II, Sturgis. who is suffering with
rheunfa tism si Mr.. anda Mrs. Sturgas
are moving to Correctionville where he
has purchased an interest in the Cor
rectionville News.
Medford and Herald RudG We're ar
rivals the early part of the past week
from Centerville, Sd, for a visit at
the home of their parents. Mr., and
Mrs. C. L. Rudd.
1 Mrs. Burleigh was up from Dunlap
Tuesday afternoon and had charge OF
The Bible study class held at the home
SOf Mrs. Leslie Howorth. A good at
tendance is reported and profitable
lime was had. Hereafter the meet
ijngs will be held at the homes ,ofs,he
members instead of at the schooHPuild-
Ing as had been previously annohIceu.:
THE hour of study is from 1:45 to Ss:45
10. m. on Tuesday of each week. ''..t
i Mr.. and Mrs, WesIey, Cramer and lit.
lie son, LaVeTfie Returned Tuesday
from short sojourn With relatives in
sDenison. While therel The former con-
Suited the physician lin regard to- al
very sore on HIS right hand, which has
caused much c6ncesnsSs. Several weeks
hgo white at his duties in the Houston
garage he in some manner injured the
finger and before the wound was heal
ia he hail THE misfortune of !bruising
HI quite badly and a s;l result infection
All hope that he will soon
find relief for the injury with no FUR
Their developments.
Mrs. p. A.. Long, Mrs. a. II. COOK
Mrs. j. II. Bonsall and Mrs. Crank
Binnall were among the county seat
visitors Wednesday.
: Mrs, Walter McKim went to Des
Moines last week to drive their car back
and also visited friends while there.
Mrs. p. j. Brown and little son,
Dumond were in Denison and spent
one night last week at the home of
her brother, Ben Wingrove, and fam
r. E. Lllsk and wife went down to
Logan wednesday, driving the Mc
Bride caEs h0snc yhtciI had been :left 1
there ssaasaf weeks ago on account
~ the MYiddy roads. Mrs. and Mrs!
Tusk returned Thursday noon after
making short visit there with the
! The members of the Library AS.
sociation met Guesday ,seveliing am
their annual business meeting in the
Farmers. State bank. REPORTS were
presented by the secretary. treasurer
and librarian, all OF which were very
Mrs. A. Fl. Harper and
Mrs r. r. Lusk were reelected on the
hoard and a new member in the person
Of %. G.. Virgins was also elected The
regular monthly board meeting was
held on Tuesday evening Of this week.
The Sam Brasel farm has again
hands and is now owned by
sam Hulsebus, of DEFIANCE, he having
made the purchase Of Guy Miller 81
Defiance. 81,
Mrs. F. C. Howorth was visiting at
the parental home in Dunlap one az Day
last week. 8s
j Mrs. Horatio Wingroves was in Qm ma |
ha. wednesday where she NisltedS ner
sister. Mrs. Dave Houston, VINO mas !
bean III there for several weeks. At
present she IS being cared f9r ., az .ns
Byron Glow home, Mrs. houston
MANY Row City friends are panied TO
learn of her continued illness AMI trust
she may soon be restored to health |
again.
Nj. and Mrs: Sam lfi and little
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