The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10
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Il, Mrs. Henry Roy and daughter, Eva,
were in TT. Dodge last week, where
they enjoyed q few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Ella TIain, accompanied by her
grandson, little LaNerne Cramer, We're
passengers to 'Dcnison Thursday eve
ming for a visit at the home Of her Sis
ter Mrs. Jake Sehwarzenbach, and
with her nephew, Foster Hahn, and iam
lily. Mrs Wesley Cramer Joined them
a day or two later and brought hef
little son back with her, Mrs. Hahn cX-
pecting to remain until the latter part
of this week. se
Mrs S. d. Rabcr received word the
ca rly part of last week Informing her
that her daughter, Mrs. r. c. Roupe,
H and family Were under quarantine LOT
scarlet fever at their home in Ames.
Mrs. Babcr left Tuesday to be with
them.
The j. w. Crarler family are enjoy
ing d visit from their daughter ana SIS,
ter, Mrs Lester Meyer, who arrived
recently from her home IN LARAMIE,
"a Wyo Mrs Meyer had been planning
a visit to her relatives here IN the neft'
future, the death of her brother+in-laW,
X Will Aldrich, at Dunlap fastening her
trip at this time. ~;
Misses RUBY Rolls. Ruth Judd and
Donna Butler were Dunlap visitors on
Thursday.
Allen Dodge, Of Aron. has accepted
a position in the Fienhold garage here,
q filling the vacancy caused by the reslg-
ne ton OF Barney Smith, who had been
employed there for several months. N.Y.
Smith left Thursday for Long Beach,
Calf, where he expects 10 Spend lit
winter with his sister. Mr.. Dodge mas
rented one of the J. Fl. Bonsall resi-
dences located on the east edge of town
and moved his family to Dow City last
week.
Misses Bessie Wilbur and Lillian
5 Price have been secured to assist IN
clerISing in the Peoples store during
the big ten day reduction sale
d,nr r5i Ruth and Nien, accompar.
led by Miss Lorctta>SNolfe, came down
from Denison Wednesday, guests at
the John O'AIeara home.
Miss Vera Hart. instructor OF music
IN our local schools. left "Wednesday
for Des Moines where she spent the
remainder of the week in attendance
at the teachrs convention.
S Mrs. Robert Johnson and baby, Nlr-
sinia Mae, have been here. from Dun
Ian spending the past week at the
home of the formers grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards, ST. ana
foctorirg for the baby who is suffering
with :,syery sore hand as a result OF It's
being badly burned with hot coffee.
y Mrs. John Allart, Mrs. Jay Ahart and
little son, John. and MISS sio.aa i'oW
were Denison visitors THURSDAY.
Miss Clara Weiss was a passenger 10
4Denison "Wednesday evening, where she
remained over night at the parental
home, returning Thursday morning 10
resume her teaching here
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gress nave w
Gated the place they have been occu.
pying on the Ed Ahart farm cast OF
town and are now located on the Clar.
ence Ransom farm west of town, !,
JIM Bell went down to Couhcll
Biuffs "Wednesday, where he was an
pointed to act on the federal jury IN
session for some two weeks.
Miss Eva Roy who has been enjoying
a two weeks vacation from her teacir
ing duties, has resigned her position IN
Hanover township and expects 70 open
tho .wiDter term of school IN the Jonn
KeIIortf district near Buck Grove on
z Monday of next week.
At the regular meeting OF the re
bekah lodge Wednesday evening a class
of seven candidates was initiated lnto
the order, namely: Mr. and MIS-. /. y.
Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward keairnes;
Mrs NJ. A. Rigsby. Glenn Leslie ana
a. Il. Jackson. a sociai nour VII 10 .
E dainty luncheon concluded a very peas
ant evening. An attendance OF some
thiriy.fiye members were present on
X this occasion. ~
Supt p. A.. Long and wife went 70
Des Moines Wednesday evening to at
tend the teachers convention, return
ing ySunday.
sWalter Cole and wife left Saturday
for Clinton on a visit TO their 1feitl lVes
residing at that place, expecting 70 oe
gone, a week.
The Royal Neighbors met Tuesaay
3 OF the past week at the home OF MRS.
Oryie Boham with a membership OF
twelve ladies in ATTENDANCE. me US
u;al business routine was in order, Yer
n1inating with a social hour and refresh
nients The next regular meeting j.
scheduled to take place at the nome OF
MrsA. j. Wight.
Herman I.azerus, who has been
spending several weeks here LOOKING
after business matters and ATTENDING
to his farm interests near Charter YAK
started Wednesday on his return TRIP
to Los Angeles, Calf,
Dow City friends of Mr.. and MFS
William Smith, of Hudson, Colo. WIS,
to be numbered among those in extend
! ing concentrations upon the BIRTH o.
a baby daughter who came on the i4tf
of October to claim a place IN tnci
hearts and home. The little MISS up
ned the scales at 81 pounds and has
been given the name of Myrtle Ina Mr
and Mrs. Smith resided on the re
4 hart farm east of town prior TO NOV
ing TO Hudson a few years ago a.
William Honz was down IRON W al