The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

llins, j. Il. ButterwOrth and Robert
Docherty; assessor, M. G. Virgins. The
regular election will be held on Monday,
March goth, in the Triangle Amusement
| theater. The polls will be open at 8
clock and close at Z p. m.
Mrs. Charlie Brady was a passenger
from Dunlap Friday afternoon for a
visit at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
j. +. Potter.
Miss Margaret Ryan, ,of the local high
school faculty, went to Creston Friday,
where she enjoyed an over Sunday visit
with her folks. II; *
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Rowe returned
Friday from a pleasant visit with their
son. DIR. #. N. Rowe, and family IN Den
ison. They were accompanied home by
their three grandchildren, Matdan. KEN
meth and Clinton Rowe, who REM iiled
over Sunday. M $ss
The Britten Bros. were over from
Soldier recently and purchased seven
head of horses of A.. A. Birkhofer. Wm.
Hammond drove them across the tcoun!
try for the gentlemen.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Smith and chill
dren We're arrivals Friday from Moor
head for a visit with her sister. Mrs.
Havey Hamerick, also with her sister,
Mrs. Robert Wingrove.
Frances Potter was an Omaha visitor
! Friday.
John Ahart made shipment OF two
cars of cattle to the Omaha market Fri.
day night.
Miss Lillian Donaldson, eighth grade
teacher in the local school, enjoyed q
visit at her parental home in Woodbine
over the week end and little Donald
Cramer went with her.
| Arthur Weatherbee. of Lincoln, Neb.,
was an arrival Tuesday for a visit with
relatives and to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. G. " Jordan. His mother, Mrs.
r. M. Weatherbee, was also here from
Council Bluffs, returning Friday after.
noon. gE
The Woman'sa club will hold their
next regular meeting in the high school
auditorium Tuesday evening, March go
The program will be on the Indian. and
airy viii relate. To- this subject. -sThe fol.
flowing program Twill be given:
Piano Solo Mrs. r. g, HoWorth
Reading z. Miss Margaret Ryan
Paper, Indians tof Today, r-.S,
81 - y 5st MRS. r. M. Mahin
| Solo 80 III e Miss Berniece Runsicker
Z Miss "a ildrsd Virgins will introduce
her E0uHg Indians dressed in native
costume, and they will dramatize "Iiia.
watha."
Music Observation-Disclosures Ladies Quartet
GSarneld Rule, OF TT DOuSe, maue q
pleasant visit here at the parental, w.
III Rule, home between trains Friday
Mrs. Fred Coleman has been suffer
ing quite badly the past week with one
of her attacks of eczema. Mrs. James
Dearduff has been staying at the home
caring for her. Her friends trust she
will soon recover.
Nels Nelson, accompanied by his sis.
ter, Anna, were Denison visitors Friday
as was also T. X. Coleman. n
Misses Helen and Bernice Jackson
and Leila Hunt were Dunlap callers Fri
day afternoon.
Fl. H. Eggers was a passenger to the
Bluffs Thursday, returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rudd left Friday
for Centerville, S. d., where they will
make. their home. Their two sons, Guild
and Harold, are emp yed AT that PLACE
All wish for them the best or success
FIN their new location.
Miss Nellie Rule presided at a delight
''ful kensington at her home, Thursday
afternoon in which participated, q large
company Of women. Social cO1Yersa-
t,tion combined with various sorts of fine
handiwork We're INDUCED in, an elabor.
ate course repast being a featuNel Of the
I later afternoon hours. All present are
lloud In their praise to the hostess .fOf
1.-THE p1easant afternoon and the viands
offered. st.vs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keairnes. Mrs.
Merle Sharp, Mrs. "A. L. jackson al6
daughters, Helen and Bernice, and Leon