The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15

ter, Mrs Langhman and daughter
from Manila. They have been here
for about Il week
The Industrial Club was most de
lightfully entertained at the nome OIL
Mrs. W. A. Davie on Thursday after.
noon The hostesses We're MeSdames
Coburn and Pfleiger. a big feed was
enjoyed and the members enjoyed
themselves with the usual good time
during the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Han vard,
Ncbr., stopped in town enroute from
their home to points in eastern Iowa,
and while here they visited at the
home of Mr. Jopnson's cousin, II. a.
Tinker and family. H-..
A school of Citizenship is being
started among some OF the ladies'
preparatory to the citizenship school
that is TO be conducted here October
first and second by Prof. klinGaman of
Iowa State University. TheSy meet.
ings are hold on Friday evening OF
each week at thu I.ibraly club room
and, are very', informal and questions
retaining the franchise are discussed.
A family reunion of the Barsby fam
lily and, their families at Jefferson on
Friday when several cars from here
motoled to JelTei son and met Mr. and
Mrs, Chas Glcadall from Ellthart who
Mrs. Gleadall viii he remembered as
Mia Earsy Davie. From here We're
several cars containing Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Lehan. Mrs. Paul Eenne OF
Missouri Valley. Miss Isabella Davie
who has been here for several weeks
from Des Moines. and Mrs. lkenberry
OF Green, oWa, who is u cousin or the
| Barsy ladies'. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Davie, and in .Arion the party was
Joined by Mrs. Marcella Barsy and aIr.
and Mrs; StiI1son. 1t goes without
saving that the day was one long to
be - remembered Miss Isabella DaVie
returned to Des Moines with her moth
e., and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davie also
motored down TO stay few days
Mrs. x. II. Durham has been having
a house full of company the past few
days, some from California and some
from South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durham of Los
Angeles and their family and Mrs.
Tracy Chapman of Vail left the latter
part of the week to visit few days at
Harlan before leaving for their home
in the west and Mrs. Chapman went
back TO Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of Ar
mour South Dakota were also guests
lat the Durham home: They formerly
lived in the vicinity of West Side. 4.
The missionary Society OF the
Methodist church was entertained at
the horne Of Mrs. Chas. Robertson one
day the past week and the lesson for
the afternoon was in charge of Mrs.
ri. g. Tinker and was some what along
the line of citizenship and was most
ent Enthusiastically discussed. Mrs. Rob
ertsen served a most tasteful and ap.
petizing lunch to the ladies'.
Miss Evelyn Smith, daughter Of Mr..
land Mrs. J. O. Smith, is spending sun
day at the Mullen home in Dow City.
VIII hlcE,lro left last week for ST.
Paul. Mimi, Sioux City and other
northern points to make short visit
and see some people friends Of people
with whom he is associated in Buenos
sSSres - He. Hilixi,e gone OnfS' Il short
time before returning 10 his home in
Ia hsas City where his wife is visiting.
MIR. w. II. Gable presiding elder of
the Methodist conference in this dis.
trict was In town Tuesday and made
several calls among his people here.
Mr.. Penn preached his farewell ser
mon here Sunday before leaving for
conference. It is his wish not to re-
turn to Dunlap.
Miss Marie Flynn of Ute was in
town the past week and visited at the
home of Marie Smith. These girls
were school friends.
Miss Marie Smith was in Denison one
day the past week. ....s3.
Mr.. and Mrs Hilton of Denison
were in town the past week and visited
at the +. r. Magdeu home.
Mrs. Gates who has been visiting in
Missouri has returned and reports a
very pleasant visit.
Mrs. Clifford Baily has gone to Shell