The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-21
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M. and Mrs. Peter sievers were Ms
itors 81 the NJ. G. whttss home in Man
\ lila the latter part Of last week.
IN Mrs. III. u. Frost Of Atlantic IL Wis
iting at the AssW. s3tnrek home.
Mrs. M. CT But0nswas a Carroll shop;
Per last Tuesday 3sSg
Mr::ssand airs Chas. Wesbrad visited.
! IN Carroll last week.
/, Mrs. 2. ]. Peters, Mrs. Eggerl Sic
4 Xers. Mrs. J.l.E. Smith and Mrs. G. Z.
I patterson were among the shoppers at
! Carroll last week. 9
Helping Hand Society met at the
\ home NJ Mrs. Emil Eyers, Tuesday,
! January ~ "a good crowd was pres
i efit. "a business meeting was held to
/ finish all business left over from last
4 year. "a dainty lunch was served by
4 No. Eyer4, assisted by Mrs Leona Ev-
4 err 1fT q. n, Campbell and Mrs. Henry
4 Doh0e. Next meeting will be held at the.
Y home OF Mrs. Cora Martens on Tues
: day, January "a. "
Miss, Bridget Hueschen, of Vail, Wis.
ited At the +. "A. Tarpys home the past
& wssk. i. .s1 S' 4. h
Harold schoenjahn, who has been
quite M 81 scarlet fever is making al
Miss Blanche Nervney il reported to
b. tlls at her home west Of town.
MFR. %. Benton returned the first
part. OF last week from visit paid at
tie borne OF her father and sister in
lflSs Margaret Brocksen ana Mrs
Earl oller were in Carroll last Thurs
The o. e. SIS held their first reg
MAR meeting Of the year at the Mason.
y hall. Thursday evening, January Is,
4 - which time the new officers for the
ensuing year were installed with Mrs.
HAIRY Moeller acting as installing Of.
!. nGer. The ofhcers installed were as
follows: w. NJ, Mrs. Genevieve SPOTS
Mood; w. p, Ernest Spottswood; Asst.
Ii Mrs. julius Hagge; treasurer, Mrs.
El1lft 9yet1:i secretary, Mrs. Iaafe EverS;
conductor, Cora Martins; assistant con-
dactor, Mrs. John Kelly; chaplain. Mrs.
Janaeg Nickelson; marshal, Mrs. Henry |
.selioe.slers organist, Mrs.. Harry Moell-
ssr::stA dAh Mrs.7 Rpbt. White: Ruth, Mrs.
Gus Benning; Esther, Mrs. Milford
Bue0n: Martha, Mrs. !: u. Patterson
/. Electa. Miss Ella Bprnhoft; warder. |
|, Mf1. Louis sThfedeman: sentinel julius !
H6Gge following the installation re-
fI1lelnents we're served by a, comn1fttee |
81 63es consisting Of Mrs. Clias. Mtt1k,
IRA. Robt. White, Mrs. c. L. Patterson
nj. and Mr.. q. e. ,somers /, have |
hnYed into the rooms over Moeper'si
1toee, known as Or. Patterson's once.
16j1 new arrangement was made so the
H. German minister might move his
191aiIy Into the, .parBonages which was
ocSqpisd by the somers family.
Mr. G. A. Boeck and daughter. Dor
2otlty yean. left for their home in Day.
tgny o., Wednesday after having spent |
the, holidays at the home OF the formers
father, II. G. Martins. ~
4 Mrs Elmer Martins and small son.
Glen Elmer, are still at the home of i
ihers parents In Council Bluffs. but are \
exnected home in the near future.
Al Word received here OF the arrival Of /
a. laughter .at the home Mr.. and Mrs.
kt0e1ky win be remembered as Zaida
sEfent . sister OF Mrs; Al. W. Starek,
sHh6i has often visited here III Is W.
4 s4 19r1. 81 B. McG Carney was a passenger
10 ttie county capital last Saturday.
p. Smith has been on the sick list
III several days.
w. starek went to Council Bluffs
"a The { l teacher, Sf West side and yicin.
isl attended the study center at Deni-
'se assa s4@ih lyons, Who Ia. been 81,
tie alex list, Is reported better.
Mrs. Aug. Wilkins, Of Denfson, visit
a. q the Mrs. Otto Wilkins home last
Is. Adam s9hnefkiJtb visited ii the
MY =. ,B.s = 81 ttSw00d was shopping
Ill Omaha one day the past week. 6.
y Mr. and NTa.t John loser left Satnr-