The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03

| journ of some three or four weeks here
at the parental, A. A. Alexander, home
| left on Tuesday Of the past week for
| Omaha to resume her position as Stenog
| rapher. Miss Marie Riddle, who holds
a similar position there, returned to her
duties the same day, having spent two
| weeks here at the parental, Link Rid
| die, home, while conValeScing from a
| case of the flu.
Mrs. j. A. Brill was charming hostess
Thursday afternoon at kenSlngtOn
combined with an entertainment OF the
Ismembers of the Priscilla club, with u
Ebevy of fifty ladies present. Fine needle.
work, in connectionsWith the discussion
| of current events, occupied the hours
fand the merry chatter throughout the
! afternoon gave evidence that all were
enjoying themselves. The day was con
cluded with an elaborate two course
dinner such as Mrs. Brill is capable OF
preparing. A number of excellent Vie,
trola selection which We're rendered
during the afternoon were among the
features enjoyed. Mrs. d. j. iButler,
of Arion, was the only out OF town
guest. In the evening twenty gentle.
ment guests were entertained at this
pleasant home.
J, r. Best has rented the residence
property Of Mrs. J. r. Potter and is to
have possession the first Of April, at
which time he will move his family
there. Mrs. Potter has decided to dis.
continue her residence in Dow City and
is making preparations to move to At.
lantic.
J. w. Cramer, who has been employed
with the Stewart Lumber company at
this place for number OF years, has
severed his connections, taking effect
Saturday night. r. Fl. Fishel has been
secured to fill the vacancy. The resig.
nation of Frank Glassburner, of which
we made mention last week; also took
effect Saturday. Asa Divine taking his
place. The two new men devoted last
week therein order to become acquaint-
ed with the work and assumed their
duties on Monday of this week.
Mrs. John Weber and daughter, En-:
ma, Mrs. Harold Alexander sands Miss
Ruth Masterson were among the visit
ors at the county capital Thursday,
Myron Rice{and wife are entert tanning
new baby son, horn Saturday, Febrn.
airy 2lst. Hsamother, Mrs s. 81 Rice.
Of Denison, has been caring for them.
D Rev. G. A. Barker, of the local Bap.
list church, returned the latter part Of
The week from Dess Moinss WheIa h 9
session there three days.
Mrs, Chas. Rasmussen, of Ainsworth,
~ Wt's a a fnr y visit With her re,o
ti he somip fnr the a,rnose Of assist.
;ne n he nora Of her mother. Mrs. &.
W. w IanpIev who has been i'll for sever.
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a.
George weiss neld a Closing OUT sille
THURSDAY. which is reported GOOD sue.
cess. MI. weiss Is leaving tne IaIN,
and Will assist ms 1atner IN tne seed
business at benson. ms protner.ln.
law, Joe SpeaRe. ana wire VIII iilahase
the farm ne IS Vacatins'
Mrs. Ray Field and three children
We're arrivals Thursday evening from
Onawa, coming over with his brother,
Jay. Ne The family are now busily en-.
gagged in getting settled ont Cronin
place mere. fs9 M9'.s IS'
9 Fred Colby was a caller In Dow City
Thursday from Buck Grove.
tpMr and Mrs George e. Dillenberger,
twfIo nave been snending some time ii,
VII with his neonle. have decided to
mat Their home there and have been
mere the last Week IA p,iacking their house,
h6id goods which have been shipped Ia
the iiew location. ~ &. q, !,