The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-25
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On Tuesday evening of the past weel
| the 500 club met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clair Butterworth, there being
a goodly number of the members pres
ent. At the close of the game it wa
found that Mrs. o. j. Judd and Nelson
Butterworth held the high scores, TO-
which the former was awarded prett,
embroidered towel and the latter a pal
| of black silk hose. Delicious refresh
ments closed a very pleasant evening.
Mrs., Foster Cornelius returned las
Wednesday from Dunlap, where she hat
been spending a few days at the homt
of her parents.
Mrs. Reuben Huff and children, o.
Missouri Valley, who have been visit
Mrs. w. W. Galland, were passenger:
to Denison Wednesday for a severa
days visit with her brother Henry.
Mrs. Harold Alexander, Mrs. Wesley
Cramer and baby, Laverne, and Misses
Helen Jackson and Vera Gibbs were
Denison callers Wednesday.
DR.. Cooper, of Omaha, was a bust
ness visitor in town Tuesday. He came
up for the purpose of looking over the
territory with a view to locating here
He was very favorably impressed with
the outlook but as yet no further ar
rangements have been made. At pres
ent the doctor is engaged in his pro
fession in a hospital in Omaha.
William. Honz went to Deloit last
Wednesday noon to substitute fol
Agent O'Banion at the Central depot fol
a few days, the latter being absent or
account of the illness of his wife.
Lee Coburn came down from Deni
son Wednesday morning to spend some
time with his brother, Will Coburn, and
family, who are all down with the flu
at their home on the HOworth ranch.
Mrs. Frank Downs returned to hel
home in WOodbine Tuesday, having
spent week or so here at the home OF
Mrs. Acker. 't=t
Mrs. Milo Kelly returned Wednesday
evening to her home 'int Denison, hav
ing been here to attend the wedding OF
Harold F.ienhoid and Miss Josephine
Stepanek. She was also guest at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Zeph Fienhold
o. few days. 8 ii f;SJi ss
The Wonan's Home Missionary soci
|ety met in their regular monthly session
Wednesday afternoon at the home io4
attendance. Il Mrs. Frank Glassburner
was the leader of the lesson, the sub
Jet Of which was sour Oriental Work
"A very interesting and inspiring study
was developed under her leadership
The society, at this meeting, pledged
the sum of five dollars toward the in
terests Of the McCrumb school at TN
iontown, Penna. The local w. H. M
s. has also been asked to make a c6nir
tribution toward a scholarship fund al
Cedartown, Ca, and in response to this
a fifteen dollar pledge was made. Mrs
Milo Kelly, of Denison, a sister of Mrs
Fienhold, was a pleasant visitor at the
meeting. The place of meeting for next
month has not been decided upon. Mrs
Ida Talcott is the appointed leader.
Miss Ella Flynn was able to resume
her teaching duties in the domestic sci
ence department of the local schools or
Wednesday after an illness Of. nearly
two weeks with the flu. Miss Marths
Weiss OF 'Denison, substituted for hei
during her absence.
|t.i MRS. Jay .Ahart went, down to Omafls
Tuesday 10 spend d few, days With hei
treatments in the Methodist hospital.
On Tuesday evening of the past week
the home Of Mrs. A. H. Harper was the
setting for a.delightful event in our so
cial. activities, at which time the Will
ing Workers Of the Baptist Sunday
school entertained the classes of Rev
and Mrs. GA, Barker and Mrs, j IF
lGoodinan, who were the winners in Thu
ladder contest which was recently tax
len up by the Sunday school for thu
purpose e ine T aaN the interest n z.
IfeatIres sbf interest and Amusemente llae
been provided for the occasion which
occupied the greater part Of the time
"a TnarshmalloW eating contest was fur
nished for the enjoyment of the girl.
and a cracker contest for the boys. II
the former Noreen Allen and Esther
Cramer. captured the prize, a box o.
!marshrnalIOws and in the latter ths
prize, pencil box, was won by Charles
Smith. During the evening Miss Clara
Mae Munsey presented a well writer
and cleverly composed paper containing
articles of incidents concerning the
within a. period OF. ten years. Magic
music and games of various sorts were
enjoyed until late Sour, when a de
licious service Of refreshments conclud
ed the affair.". The guests took theil
departure, voting the Willing Workers
grand entertainers.
Thos, Ahart was a business caller al
the county capital Thursday.
Gus Fredericksen has returned home
from P1SSah, Where ne naQ DeeH SpcHu
ing some time looking after his farm
interests. &c.
Richard Main, who has been spending
several months in this vicinity engaged
in carpenter work, left the early par
Of last week for Bayard, his home, a,
which place he expects to remain. =
Mrs. Chas. Wedell returned to hel
home in Omaha Wednesday after a sew
eral days visit with friends. She hac
been here for the purpose of attending
the Fienhold- Stepanek nuptials.
Mrs. S. s. Rice was passenger from
Denison Thursday for a visit at the
home of her son, Myron. est,
On Tuesday afternoon of the past
week the committee of the Little Sioux
district and the members of the commit
tee for the Gallands Grove district met
in a business session at the local l.. D.
S. church. Reports were given of the
Joint reunion of the two districts held
in the city park last August. Arrange
ments were also made for the reunion
which is to take place here again the
coming summer. There will be ten
day session as usual and plans have
been perfected for joint meeting OF
the Little Sioux and Gallands Grove dis
fricfst the same as last wear. The reun-