The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-21
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Wright. The guests were entertained
out on the lawn, where merry laughter
and jests held sway for several hours
after which tempting luncheon was
brought forth as the concluding feat
ure. A royal good time was unani
monsly declared by the guests.
A. p. MOeller and wife returned or
Wednesday from a couple of days so
journ in Omaha, where they had beer
on buying trip, preparatory to begin
ming to keep house in the near future
G.. l.. Underhill has returned from q
pleasant weeks visit with his people
at Ocheyedan and at present is in Char
ter Oak, where he will assist in the Of
flee of the Times while Editor Sturges
Z is enjoying a vacation trip. -'
Mrs. w. w. Galland has been enter
tanning her granddaughter, Miss Nellie
Galland, of DenisOn, the past week.
Mrs. Thos. Munsey apd her visiting
daughter, Mrs. Jay Baber, and children,
of Hooper, Neb, went to Buck Grove
Tuesday, where they enjoyed few
days visit at the home OF their rela.
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kepford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Brasel and grand
son. little Pat Brasel, were in Manila
Wednesday visiting at the home OF their
son, Elmer Brasel, and family, return
ing by way of Denison, where they Wis
tied among the stores
Tuesday night of the past week was
a memorable one for Globe Lodge NO.
$50 /. 0. O.. F., when second degree
work was carried out with class or
eight candidates, two Of whom were
from Charter Oak, the others being
Dow City residents. The Charter Oak
and Denison lodges We're invited to be
present, the degree work being put on
by the latter under the able leadership
Of 4. v. Walker A social hour with
nice refreshments closed a very pleas
ant evening.
Mrs. Il. r. Butterworth and baby,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Dean
Talcott. of Arion, left Tuesday for
Bonesteel, s. d, on a visit to their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Williamson.
Miss Elizabeth Leuck was over from
Manila several days last week visiting
at the parental, VIM Leuck, home and
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. J. Breen.
Mrs. Fred Coleman, Misses Tina and
Anna Nelson, Mrs A. E. Alleman ana
Mrs. John Willert represented DOW
City in Denison Thursday.
Chas. Underhill and wife, Of Denver
Colo, stopped in town for a brief time
last week for visit with former friends
and acQuaintances and while here were
guests at the N. r. Wilder home. Mr..
Underhill conducted a store at Arion a
number of years ago and the family
are extensively acquainted here. Mr..
and Mrs. Underhill are enjoying a trip
to Boston and other places. He holds
a position as travelling salesman for a
shoe firm with headquarters at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Docherty and
little folks were over from Buck Grove
Thursday and visited at the home or
his parents, Robert Docherty, ana wire:
Miss Berenice Judd was guest OF
friends in Denison Thursday evening.
Roy Tech returned Thursday from
Denison, where he had spent several
days assisting his uncle, Carl hansen
on the farm.
The e. N. Chamberlin family motor
ed over from Lake View Tuesday for
a few days sOjourn at their home mere.
They were accompanied by Mrs +. e.
Luke, who called on friends and attend
ed to her business affairs.
Mrs. Chas. Keehner was up from
Woodbine and spent several days al
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Art >.
Randel, the past week.
On Monday evening of the coming
week the Triangle Amusement company
will present the picture entitled - BE
lieye." This picture is for the benefit
Of the library and, comes very highly
recommended.
here from Manila during the week VS.
sents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leuck, and
al the home Of their aunt, Mrs. M. ).
Breen. 80
James Turner, of Denison. was a call
er in town Thursday between trains.
Mrs. James Baber and children were
up from Dunlap the latter part OF the
week visiting Mr.. Baber's sisters, Mrs;
w. C. Rolls and Mrs. 0. A. cooper, ana
their families.
tanned the members and friends OF the
Priscilla club Thursday at her pleas
ant country home. A general discus
sion of current events provided very
interesting pastime for the gayety OF
the beyy OF some thirty-five ladies'. AT
the close Of the afternoon five course
repast, to which number OF the gen
tlemen folks were invited, was served;
Out of town guests present included
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Glow and children,
or Omaha; Mrs. A. Fl. Nichols, Mrs. ~.
Il. Butler and Mrs. L. C. Butler, OF Arr
on: Mrs. N. NJ Collier, of Staten Isl
and. N. ". Mrs. w. A. Suthers, OF Ce-
dar Rapids: Mrs Leo Schwaab. OF Dun
Ian and Miss Verona Hall, of Dewitt.
II DR.. and Mrs. J. A.. Brill were Dun
Ian callers Thursday last.
: Ia IL ! Williams of Minneapolis, was
a business caller in town during the
mast week and while here was guest
AZ his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Il.
Wilder
Miss Elizabeth Burch, who came
from North Dakota several weeks ago
10 spend the summer with the WIN
Hammond family, went to Carroll the
middle of last week, where she enter
ed summer school for the remaining
six weeks session.
A. w. Wilson. Alfred Hansen and
Lefty, Powers were out of town last
Thursday, being called to serve as base
hall pitchers. The former was at Coon
Rapids, Alfred pitched at EARRING
against the Chicago Union Giants ana
Mr.. Powers played at Mapleton.
Editor G. w. VanAtten, n. X. WIG
er. Jack williams and E. II. Swasey |
were business visitors at the county
capital Thursday, driving up in the
Wilder car.
Mrs. Ralph Igou was at home to the
j. B. G's, including number or lntl'
mate friends, Thursday afternoon. "a
goodly number took advantage of the
ideal day by driving out to this country
home to enjoy the sociabilities of the
and needless to say none were
in having one of the very
best of times. A tasty menu, prepared
by the hostess, added greatly to the
pleasures of the day Mrs. Leslie
Helm, Mrs. Charles Brady and Mrs
Carl Kirk, of Dunlap, and Mrs. Jay
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