The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-20

including about twenty-five ladies' ana
gentlemen assembled at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Graul "Wednesday
evening to tender them surprise
farewell before their departure for
their new home in Clinton. The affair
proved a genuine surprise to the non
or guests, who soon adjusted them
selves to the occurrence, however, and
needless to say the merry company
received a most hearty welcome INTO
the home. The evening was spent IN
formally and a general fine time en-
ioyed During the evening Eugene
Cranda1, in behalf of the other mem
bers OF this fraternity, presented MI.
and Mrs. Graul with Il beautiful souV-
enir spoon as parting gift. Mr..
Graul very gratefully responding. "A
delicious lunch which the guests brot
with them, concluded very pleas,
ant evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Graui
have been residents of Dow City for
fourteen years and have made many
true and steadfast friends in this VI
cinity. During their residence here
Mr., Graul has been employed as North
western depot agent, from which posi-
ton he lately retired, having render
ed fifty.one years of faithful service
TO the company. He and his wife
have commanded the esteem ana re,
spect of all for their cultured lie ano
Christian spirit and the very best OF
wishes follow these good people 10
their new location.
Ernest Wiley of Woodbine has been
snending several days of the past
week at the home of his sister, MRS.
George Gress and family.
Randolph Zeph. who has been max
ing visit with his sister. Mrs. Eva
Ficnhold, and other relatives IN TINS
vicinity, departed Thursday evening on
his return trip TO ms nome III WASH
ington u. G. -
Rev, G.. A. Barker was a caller at
the county capitol Thursday.
Walter Tyhurst, who has been resid'
ing on the Ed Ahart farm since last
spring, recently vacated the place and
moved his family to Omaha. George
Gress has hired out to Mr.. Ahart ano
will take Mr.. Tyhurst's place, moving
his family out to the farm last week,
from the Il. w. Tech residence Whlch
they had been occupying absiloit time.
While in town Mr.. Gress was employ
ed by John Ahart in the elevators. =
viii Spence was a business visitor
in Missouri Valley "Wednesday.
William Honz was down from wall
Lake Wednesday visiting at the par.
entail Adolph Honz home.
By reason of the courtesy of Misses
Ethel Cole and Ruby Keairnes. the
members and friends 5f the j. +. r:
Larkin club enjoyed a pleasant soclal
gathering "Wednesday evening IN the
form of a pre-nuptial shower given az
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. "A. A. BlrK-
hofer, west OF town, in honor OF their
daughter. Marie The affair took place
in. the nature of a surprise, large
number being present. The evening
hours were spent in a delightful soclai
manner, a dainty luncheon rounding
out the OCCASION The honoree was
presented with a miscellaneous assert
ment Of gifts from her friends, as an
attestation of their regard for her.
Frank Thompson was a visitor AT
the county seat Thursday. "
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Needham a re no"
located in the residence of Mrs. Soph,,
rome Bell. recently vacated by MIR. ana
Mrs. Robert Docherty, the FORMER
moving in the latter part of the week.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Walter Cole: Mrs.
Frank Glassburner conducted the les
son study under the subject Of WON
an and Civics." Owing to the rainy
condition of the weather, the attend.
ance was not as good as usual, Dut
those who were present enjoyed a very