The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-28

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| be all right in time.
A merry party drove out to the
Harry Bramley home Friday evening
| The occasion being surprise on theil
son, Joe, it being his twentythird
birthday anniversary. a social good
| time was enjoyed with cards and Wis
| ting and the guests were treated to q
bountiful repast, such as only Mrs
Bramley knows how to prepair. The
lucky ones were Misses NJ. A. Slice
Helen and Nora Stephenson, O. W
Nelson, o. J. Blackman families, Ollie
Fox, Martha Hird, Roe Shumate and
Fred Suhr.
George Ratliff went to Marshalltown
Monday for a weeks visit with rela
tives.
Curtis Reynolds was a brief caller
here from Boone Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Galland and son
Don, of Yankton, S. D., We're guests
in the parental, w. o. Mari home
several days this week.
Mrs. John Eggers arrived home from
Rochester, Mimi, Thursday. Although
still weak from her recent operation
she is much improved in health, a fact
her many friends will be glad to learn
The VIM. Staller and Ward town fam
lilies are reported on the sick list this
week, suffering from attack of the flu
There are q few more cases around here
also.
Mrs. l.. Wright was among the Deni
son shoppers Friday.
Wayne Reynolds and Harold KepforG
attended the dance in Denison Wednes
day evening.
The Frank Mari family. of Kenwood
visited relatives here on the Sabbath.
pptnrcan and wife Of Council
Bluffs, were guests in the T. c. Peter
sen home Wednesday enroute to Char
ter Oak for visit with her mother.
Ernest Ladwig was a passenger to
Blair, Neb., Sunday morning, where he
visited relatives until Monday evening,
Delbert Lee has accepted position
with q telephone company at Dale and
expects to move his family there about
the first of March.
Ed Dorsey came from Belle PLANE
Saturday for an over Sunday visit with
his folks.
Virgil PETER and force are putting up
ice this week. 1t is of fine quality and
plenty of it.
: Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Stilson entertain.
ed a party of ex-servicc men and their
friends on Friday evening, compliment
airy to their son, George. Various games
were INDUCED in, after which Il tempt
ing supper was served at several small
tables. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Galland. of
Dunlap were out of town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mari. of Manila,
were Arion visitors the first of the
week.
Mrs. P. Jurgensen. of Manning, Wis.
tied her daughter, Mrs. Carl kruthoff
Wednesday.
B. Champion returned to his home
in Vail Friday after several weeks spent
in the Lew Wright home.
Chas. Holiday came up from Council
Bluffs Saturday for an over Sunday Wis.
it with his wife and baby.
Mrs. l.. C. Butler entertained Burton
Evans and Miss Gertrude Talcott at
six o'clock dinner Sunday evening. -
A letter from Ivan Kelly, on the U.
S. S. Mississippi. off the western coast
tells of the glorious time he is having
and thinks that navy life is the one
and only. He states that at the time
of writing his ship was ready to take
a little spin to the Hawaiian Islands.
He writes very interesting letter and
from it we CLEAN that he is making
good. / .a
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Oliver are entertain
ing Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Welcon, Of Gard
liner, Mont, this week.
Vinton Reynolds was a passenger to
Omaha Monday on a business trip.
p M. Dodge, wife and daughter, OF
Manning, were over Sunday. We are
informed that the Dodge family are
planning on moving back to Arion in
the near future, Mr.. Dodge having &C
cepted his former position in the Mel
son hardware store.
\ Mrs..A. Fl. Nichols entertained Miss
es Ava and Dorothy Butler at twelve
o'clock dinner Sunday.
There was good attendance at the
c. E. meeting Sunday evening and
much interest is being taken in the
work. A fine program was given. Next
Sunday evening Miss Nora Stephenson
will lead and short program has been
arranged.