The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-25

people. and several other friends, The
fact that the honored guests had rerired
for the night when the company arrived
gives eVide1ce that the surprise was
most complete. The popular .pastime Of
games, music and such like was in
dulged in and the event as a whole was
one of real jollity to all. At a late hour,
after the dainty eats which the. guests
had brought with them We're served,
the young folks repaired to their homes,
having enjoyed one Of the finest OF
times
Jay Field returned Tuesday from On
ava, where he had been spending a
assisting with the farm work during
their illness with the flu. They are all
reported to be recovering and expect
to move to the farm they have rented
in this vicinity as soon as they are able.
Miss Alice Langley, who; has been
staying here with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Binnall, since early
last fall and attending school, has dis
continued her work and left last week
for her home at Enderslake, Neb.
! Eldridge Killion was a passenger from
Dunlap Saturday for an over Sunday.
visit at the parental, J.. III killion,
home. se'' f,Ht 60
g o. S.. Carlson and George. Ahart, Jr.,
were Omaha business visitors Thursday
The John Ahart family entertained
Mrs. Ahart's brother-in-law, who was
here from Mapleton and spent the Sab
bath.
Mrs. G. V. Langley, whom we report
ed several weeks ago as recovering
from her recent serious illness, suffer-
ed a relapse Friday, since which time
she has been suffering considerably with
her heart. AT the present writing her
condition remains apparently unchang.
ed. Her friends hope to soon learn OF
a more favorable report.
Vaughn Rule has entered the local
Central depot as helped and student OPP
orator outside of school hours, having
begun his duties Thursday.
Miss Margaret Houston came down
from Deloit Friday and attended the
teachers meeting in Denison Saturday
accompanying Miss Dorothy iAhart
home that afternoon for an over Sun
day visit. = $50 -
Mrs Celia ,Enlight has been 'ehjoying
a pleasant visit from her son, Irviii Law
renee, who arrived the latter part OF
the week to spend a few days with her.
Miss Johanna LohSe,' Of Defiance, is
here assisting her sister, Mrs! Z. II.
Cruise, with their moving: Mr.. and
Mrs Cruise have changed their plans
and are moving onto a farm west OF
2 Mrs. John Frame. accompanied by
her daughter-in.law, Mrs. Fred Frame,
and two children. were passengers from
Missouri Valley Saturday for a visit at
the home of the formers daughter,
Mrs. John Mathys, south Of town. and
also with her sisters. Mesdames w. w.
Galland, John Edwards, Sr. and Chas.
e. Butterworth. The Frame family are
contemplating moving to Minnesota in
the spring.
Walter McKim, who has been residing
! in this vicinity for some time, is being
joined here this week by his mother and
step.father who are moving from Des
Moines. They will occupy the formers
| farm about five miles southeast of here,
which is to be Vacated by the Eggers
family, who have rented the G. v. Jor-
| dan place, just north of town for the
coming season. Ed Marks and daughters
Virginia and Myrtle, will. move from
the Jordan place and will occupy the Il.
A. Rae place. Mr.. Marks being engaged
| in farming Mr.. RAGS land.
Mr. and Mrs Reia,en Huff, who have
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