The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14
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| f.
Mrs. Albert Hadley has been on the
sick list for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wenzel and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Wenzel spent Wednes
day evening at the Will Sehwiesow
home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vennick mourn
the loss of their infant son born on
Thursday, January 9th. We extend
sympathy.
Mrs. VIM. McLaren and daughter
Gertrude, Jessie and Ellen. spent Tues
day at the Hugh Thompson home.
James Seaman met with painful &C
cident one day last week while coasting
| He ran a pitchfork into his hand. AT
this writing he is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Powers and chill
dren returned Tuesday after spending
a few days with Vail relatives.
Miss Glare Meehan spent Wednesday
evening at the P. J. Lally home.
Bernard Finnegan was Manila call
| er Sunday. HI
Those from distance who attended
the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Mcmahon
fWere Tom. Joe and Larry Mcmahon, OF
Ealamus; John Kelly, Mrs. Trainer,
| Mrs. Roger Kelly and son, of, Omaha;
Mrs. G.. G. Houlihan, Mrs. Mart Houli-
han, Mrs. Mike Collins and son, Leo, of
| Denison; Mrs. John Kiniry and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jane Powers and Mrs. j. Cos.
tello.s of Vail; Larry Finnegan, Pat Nc
Caffrey and Patrick Griffin, >of Buck
/ Grove rG
Edward Saunders spent Tuesday in
] Denison on business.
| Little Bart Scanlon has been on the
sick list for a few days past.
George Finnegan returned to his
home Sunday after spending a few days
at the Ed Mccartney home.
Those who marketed hogs the past
week were Edward Hamann, John I'm.
land and Herman LaVine to Aspinwall,
Leo Carey. Pat Dougherty and Emil
lWenzel'to Omaha. and Hugh Thompson
| to Vail.
P. J. Hanrahan, r. ). Mcmahon, Rev.
Father Schiller, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Nee
| han, Thos. and Mag Carey, Martie Nc.
Mah0n and Myrtle Mcmahon were en-
tertained Sunday evening at the T.. A.
! Hickey home.
Saturday morning occurred the death
of Mrs. James Tryon at her home. Fun.
eral services We're held Tuesday after.
noon. We extend sympathy.
/, Ernest Armstrong and Tom Elwell
spent Saturday in Vail on business.
! Brother Meehan spent the week end
| athe P. J. Lally home
| Dennis -McMahon left Saturday for a
visit with relatives at Calamus.
Chas. Leffert was striker with pa.
ralysis Friday morning while doing his
chores. AT this writing he is still very
| low
There will be program and box so.
cial Friday, January 3d. at district No.
| 1 Nishnabotny. The program is as fol.
| lows:
! Welcome ----- Amanda Schwiesow
| Taking the Census Dialogue
| Song
Hattie's View on House Cleaning -
.------------------ Della Armstrong
| IRAN TO MaurO ----------- Dialogue
III Am An American Raymond Grage
| Song --------First and Second Grades
Lucinda's Mistake ---------- Dialogue
A Boy Complaint - Earl Schwiesow
School paper
J Harry's Pockets --------- Dialogue
| If I Were q Man--Kenneth Thompson
Miss Saunders Sunday School, Dialogue
Song
Arthur Bravery ------------- Dialogue
Basnfui ----------- Bertha Armstrong
Song - Seventh and Eighth Grades
Closing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Robert McLaren
| N. X. Johnson left Wednesday for
Mrs. Pete Knott and daughters. Alice
and Bessie. spent Saturday in Carroll,
Miss Alice remained to take a course
i'm stenography at st. Angela's institute
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brasel and
daughter, of Dow City, spent a few days
the past week here with relatives.
Robert McLaren has returned to his
home at Perth, Canada, after a visit
here with erlatives.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wenzel Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Wenzel and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wenzel spent Sun
day at the Chris Grage home.
VIM. Wenzel and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Schwiesow and daughters
spent Sunday at the Ed Hamann home
Miss Hattie Schwiesow returned from
Manning Wednesday after two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Robert Slew
ertsen.
| Forest Smith. who has been with his
grandfather, James -Tranter. at Ar
mour. S. D., for the past year and a
half, was in Denison last week, visiting
his parents and many friends. He re
turned Sunday morning to Armour
where he will make his future home
as he is going farming for himself. We
wish Forest good luck and we knoW he
will make good as he is a bright ant
Industrious young man.