The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-07
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Miss Irene Ratliff was a passenger
from Dunlap Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with her friend, Miss Mae
Killion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. Goldsworthy re
turned Friday from a two weeks visit
at the home Of their daughter, Mrs. l.
As.Anderson, at Stanhope.
Miss Anna Nelson was a passenger to
Denis0n Saturday to spend a few days
with friends.
Mrs. James Kelly came up from
Woodbine Friday evening to spend the
week end at the home Of her daughter,
MIS-. John Houston, west of town.
Mrs. John Schaupp came up from
Dunlap Thursday for visit at the pa.
rental, John Mathys, home, returning
Saturday.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of York Broadwell to a young
lady by the name Of Miss Talley, the
event having taken place on December
11th, at A1pharetta, Ca. Mr.. Broadwell
spent some time in our vicinity several
years ago, being employed at the Eu.
gene Crandall place on the hill. Shortly
after leaving here he joined Uncle SANS
army, from which he has now been dis.
charged. The couple will make their
home on a farm in that state. Mr..
BrOadwell's many Dow City friends wish
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ing congratulations and we'll wishes to
himself and bride.
Mrs. Lessie Howorth and son, Daniel,
have returned from a two weeks visit
with relatives at Harlan.
David Clark went to Boyer Saturday,
where he enjoyed an over Sunday visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Hilda Turnlund was in Council
Bluffs and spent several days the past
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and family
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. r. w.
Tech and Mrs. Norman Riddle acted as
hOktesses to the members and friends
Of the1J. p. F., entertaining at the home
Ofrths latter east OF town. An, average
attendance was present despite the un-
Favorable weather u The afternoon was
deH0ted to social conversation and the
lilIA and last but not least came an, ap-
pstixing menu which found favor with
Ralph Igou, who has been driving one
OF the school routes since the opening
OF school last September, has given up
thu, route and Leslie. Brasel has been Sc
cured to take His place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Cramer pleas
andy entertained at New Years dinner
Nate Hahn and Mrs. Ella Hahn, Of this
place. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. HI. ,Pearsall,
son, Mearle, and daughter, Helen, Of
Nebraska City, Neb.
Mrs. Nettie Smith and three children,
June, Carlos and Marion, returned to
their home in Lamont the latter part Of
the week, having spent several days
here on account of the, death of her
father. James Pearsall, Sr.
Jesse Agee, who recently purchased
the former T. e. Baber blacksmith shop
OF VIII Hammond, took possession Of
the same Thursday. The family have
been staying with friends in town the
past week, being unable to SECURE va
cant house as yet. Our, informant says
that Mrs, Agee and two little daughters
plan OH a VISIT to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter. SWatnan, and other
relatives In Missouri Valley. Warren
EttgsRs aae family e. have; spme here s.n
cateds Ry, the, Ages on the he, Hpworth
The members Of the. high school has.
kets ball team, Accompanied by Supt. p.
"A. Long, went down to Wpodbine Friday
fOEs a game with their team that eve,
ming. Our team was unfortunate, in
loeihg the game by a score Of "a to 16.
Mrs. Norman Riddle and Miss Ruby
Keairnes were visiting with relatives
and friends in Dunlap Saturday.
Miss Irene. Smith returned Saturday
evening fr6m' an sen3oyabiesvisit OF sew
Omaha. She Rft sunday For Deioit to
resume teaching aftet s,two weeks va,
cation. bn@ an0its9Hi@5fs2 bnE snGt3 s5
Mrs. Frank ,sse; lassbutnet and baby
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