The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10


her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Keogh.
The Fortnightly club met Monday
4 evening and the following program was
given, the lesson being in charge of DR.
Burleigh, pastor Of the Congregations
church.: yg
Vocal Solo-Mr Head
Executive-Mrs. B. Fl. Cutler
isiative-PrOfessor Lakr.
Judicial-M. b. Bailey.
artet-Messrs. Head, Davis, QuirR
and Burleigh.
Miss Nellie Small entertained twelve
ladies' at a halloween party at her
home In honor OF her guest, Miss Lucille
Granger. A three course dinner was
served and the girls all took in the pic
i ture show later in the evening.
Mrs. Deming and Mrs Hardesty, OF
q Av0ca were in town the past week as
guests at the home Of their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Smith.
Mrs. Cramer returned on Monday
{ from Maryville, mo-, where she has
/ been for several weeks at the home OF
her Ilaughter, Mrs Long. She will
spend some time here at the home OF
4 her daughter, Mrs. Guy McCarty. and
with her son, VIII. and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shields and the
4 Misses Nellie Small and Lucille Gran
ger motored to Woodbine Friday eve.
4 ming and attended a halloween party
D al the home OF Miss Margaret Rock.
The Altar society of the Catholic
i church met ON Saturday afternoon.
Z Owing to the rain not as many as usual
/ were present, but those who did brave
B the mud and rain spent very pleas
ant afternoon. The ladies had Mrs.
4 Frank Pieiger as chairman Of the at
stern0On, the early part of the afternoon
being spent in doing Sewing. 81
p Mrs. Frank Helm returned a week
4 ago from the hospital in Omaha, where
( ahe had been for some time.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church met on Thursday afternoon of
the past week and perfected plans for
the coming years work The follow,
4 1ng chairmen were elected: Mesdames
1 j. u. Moorhead, H. A. Tinker Fred
u Rethmier, M. A. Prentiss, Fred Wetten-
9Sa. AZ ". Jordan. "A parsonage COM
N Ii{ittee. was appointed, to have charge
\ of the lunch served election day at the
church. Monthly meetings are to be
4 held at the church under the supervise
\ ION Of the different divisions and all
( day sessions will be held at these times
4 and work done for the church. !
N Mr.. Fred Wettengel entertained a
4 number Of the members of the family
Sat q dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs.
q Ed O'Banion and Mrs. viii Thomas.
4 Covers were laid for twelve,
John Wheeler, of Denver, stopped in
] fown for several days, enroute from
4 Chicago to his home. While here he
was a guest at the home of Mr.. and
I Mrs Fred Rethmier.
VIII Sigler, of Oklahoma, was here
1 the past week and visited at the home
L Of his cousin, Mrs. VIM. Jones.
Mrs. Fred Wettengel entertained
I eight ladies' at a one o'clock dinner at
/ Maysent, Of Seattle, who Is here at the
!; home Of her mother, Mrs Esther Hall.
A daughter was born at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brady on Friday
1 morning.
IA girl was born at the home of Mr..
land Mrs. julius Hartwig on Wednes-
as. ~. Moore and c. c. Caldwell were
called on the federal jury the past week
3 and were passengers to Council Bluffs
"wednesday morning.
Mrs. Bascomb, of Oregon, and Mrs.
1 MCGEE, Of Omaha, arrived Wednesday
ITO visit at the home Of Mrs. Ellen &C..
Cecil and will remain here during the
!. winter. Mrs. MCGEE is a niece and will
only remain short time.
Is y. B. Chauncy was called on the jury
and was passenger to the Bluffs last
Wednesday, but returned in the eve
ming ~
mer home Sunday night.
Zeno Lopke, a young boy east of
town, has been quite ill with a severe
case Of typhoid fever. At present he
+ IL convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Rome Moorhead and
I Mr.. and Mrs. Shelter, of Omaha, mo-
e Ored mp Tuesday for a visit at the
1Aoorhead home here.
b The lunch served by the members of
the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
Melted them a very satisfactory sum.
They could have served many more at
the noon hour if their stock of provis-
lions had not run low.
A Mrs. Braden talked with her sister at
Les Angeles, Calf, last week relative
10 the death of her brother, Will Aid
rich. This was quite feat seemingly
10 talk that far over the telephone and
hear one al well as if they were talk
51ng on a toll line near here.
Mrs Anna McElroy returned from
Omaha Of the past week, where she
had been for, a week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Robt. Dozier. Mrs. Nc.
ElrOy returned in time to vote.
Word has been received that Donald
Moore, of Lorhville, formerly of this |
place, underwent an. operation at st.
sAnthony's hospital in Carroll on Tues
day OF the past week. and at last re-
port was doing nicely. 4
Mrs c. p. Moorehead was an Omaha |
visitor Friday. making the trip to Wis |
ii her brother, Perry Bonar, who is in
the hospital there for another operation
on his foot. He withstood the opera ]
ton very well but is suffering consid-
cradle pain owing to his enforced posi-
tion for q time
Mrs. M. b. Bailey was in Dow City
several days the past week at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Frank Howorth.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Reichelt were
hosts to few friends at a fine six /
O'Clock dinner at their home Sunday
evening. Covers were laid for ten and
all enjoyed the three course dinner to
the utmost. Il
/ Mrs Mike O'Connell and daughter, Ii
Margaret. of Boone, were out and visit
ed over Sunday at the home of her ,
tather and sisters, Ed Lehan and daugh II
ters. i.
Mrs. Amanda Edwards was hostess
to six ladies' and their babies at her q
nome on Thursday at one o'clIck lun- 4