The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-19
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of her cousin, Mrs. Reichelt, assisted
by the Misses Minnie Roth and Pearl
PoWley, on Friday evening. About TWEEN
Z ty-five friends of the new bride were
in attendance and the shower was in
the nature Of a kitchen shower. The
time was passed at cards, after which
thes hostesses servedNa most delightful
two course luncheon. Then Mrs LIE.
han unwrapped her gifts and in few
well chosen words she thanked all who
had remembered her so nicely.
Mrs. Wacker was in DeniSon several
days the past week. EE
Mrs. Jim DuganN left last week for a
visit Of indefinite length in Council
Bluffs.
The Missionary society Of the Con,
gregational church was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Mary E. Burling on
Friday with a goodly number in at.
tendance. Mrs. B. j.. Moore appeared
on the program and had charge OF the
lesson.
The Misses Name and Barbara Wet.
= tengel We're Omaha visitors Monday.
Mrs. Nancy Lyman came from her
home in Nebraska and has been spend-
ing a few days visiting friends and rel
atiNes here. She lived here a number
of years ago.
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Sierie, of Moorhead Wis
tied friends near here one day the past
week.
The eastern terminus of new high
{ way known as the Upland highway is
being talked of with considerable in
terest. 1t will proceed west from here
touching Soldier, Turin, Onawa and so
on west. nv
Miss Nellie Small went to Omaha on
\ Tuesday to visit for a few days with
friends and relatives
John Suhr, of Ute, was here visiting
friends last week
Mrs Minnie Small returned from
Kansas City Saturday where she went
to attend the funeral of her sister-in-
law She was accompanied from Oma-
ha by her daughter, Nellie.
Al daughter was born at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson last week.
# Il. X. Moore came from Omaha the
latter part Tof the week. He had just
returned from a short business trip to
Texas and other southern points.
Miss Malone, Of Denison, was here
last week.
Ray VanMeter was here from New
ton several days the past week and Wis
tied his family and friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Vic Relnde and, son mo.
tored to Magnolia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'COnnell We're
over from Ute one day the past week
The memorial service will be held at
23d, and will be a G.. "A. r. memorial
service. f6
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bonsall We're down
from Dow City last week to visit his
sister, Mrs. Sturges, who has been a
victim of rheumatism lately.
Mrs. Berens met with quite serious
accident one day last week when she
fellsin the yard and was not found for
some time and was greatly chilled. Mrs.
Wacker, her daughter, is caring for her
now at her home in the south part of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldln, Of Los Angeles.
Calf, are guests at the j.. F.. Barrett
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fleming left satur.
day. for Sioux City for an indefinite
stay. Mrs. Fleming has brother,
Father Council, who is in Sioux. City.
at the present time
Miss nellie Lehan has been under the
weather the past week and unable to be
at the store.
Very interesting letters have been re-
sceived from Reaka. Berger and her
brother who are out in Washington Wis,
ting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cover. They sent some interest.
ing specimens of plants and trees home
to their friends.
The song service given at the Con-
gregational church on Sunday evening
was well attended and enjoyed very
much. Il
Mr.. Norris and his sister. Mrs. Rose,
/ went to Marion last week, called by the
illness of their father.
Miss Wolverton visited in Dow City
\ last week.
Mrs. Leo Schwaab, who has been seri-
! ously i'll at her home here, was. taken
to the home of her parents at Dow City
last week. Her many friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
Miss Cox. the county Red Cross
nurse of Shelly county, was in Gallands
Grove inspecting the schools there the
past week. The work these nurses are
doing is certainly much needed and the
only regret is that they are not able
to do all they would like.
The daughter Of Mrs. Bert Pryor
was taken seriously i'll one evening last
week with acute appendicitis and was
taken to a hospital in Omaha and op.
Grated upon the following morning. She
is doing very nicely at present. XII
Mrs. Berger spent Sunday with her
brother and family at Charter Oak.
Donald .Liscomb was an Omaha visit.
or one day the past week.
Mrs. f. c. HoWorth and daughter,
Katherine Lou, of Dow City, and Mrs.
A. Howorth, of Tecrmseh, Neb., were
in town one day the past week calling
on friends and relatives. PA
Miss Eugenia CronkeltOn, of Council
Bluffs, has been in town several days
the past week attending to matters of
business and visiting old friends and
neighbors.
Ada Warren visited in Council
Bluffs several days the past week.
Mrs. Ivens and daughter were in
Omaha a few days last week.
A.. w. Jensen is the possessor of a
new Buick car.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolton visited at the
Boyle home near Pisgah last week.
Miss Berjice Sullivan visited in
Nicola last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cecil are plan
ming. to move into the Caldwell proper
ty on the hill near the standpipe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaver who were here
and spent several weeks in the winter,
are again in town and will remain
several weeks.
The Misses Rogers and Van Meter
were in Denison one day the past
week.
Miss Cook who is attending school
in Ute was home for the week end.
Miss Sullivan, of Omaha, arrived on
Monday to take charge of the case at
the Robert Wettengel home in caring
for the new son who just arrived.
Mrs. Slattery was in Danbury last
week attending the funeral of rela-
Ative.s