The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-24
Rev. Father M. F. Nolan OF Mo. Val.
ley Resigns; Father McDermott Of
Woodbine Goes to Atlantic. Faith
er Hansen at Stuart
CHURCH SUPPER NETS $4,000.
Supper Under Supervision Of Mrs. ID.
". Moore, rs Chairman, Proves
ID Big Success Candy Booth
Wei PatrOnfzed

his reason for resigning. He has
many friends among the church and
also among the nOn-Catholics Faith
81 McDermott Of Woodbine has been
win be greatly missed by his congre-
gntion at Woodbine, also among the
members of the American Legion
where he has kept an active interest
since the war Both these worthy
men were present at the farewell ser.
Vices given in honor Of Father Han.
sen of st. Patricks church here when
he left for Stuart. Iowa This will
make quite a few changes in the inn
mediate vicinity.
The Misses Bessie Lehan and Jennie
Burke were In Logan Friday motoring
down for short visit. They report
the roads in fine condition.
A prenuptial shower was. given at
the home, of Mrs. j.. n. Slattery on
Friday evening at which time about
twenty were present. This was in
honor OF Miss Hawns whose marriage
takes place soon; Mrs. Slattery was
assisted in serving BY the Misses Min
nile Sullivan and Mary Shields. A de,
1tghtful two course luncheon was ser
we'd and the evening was very pleas
unity passed at cardssRnd other amuse-
inents. The bride-to-be received many
beautiful presents.
SIX II. X. Moore came UP from Omaha
Monday afternoon, returning Tuesday.
superintendent of the public school
was one OF the passengers for ATnes
G. Caldwell and his son Clark. Mr..
Harold Haight who has been spending
III few days here was q passenger for
i Woodbine Thursday.
sss Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Baily spent sey.
efal days in Dow City the past week
Visiting their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Howarth.
w essii Il for the a Week k end here. y
DR. Walter Il. Riechelt had the mis-
fortune to have his car burn Friday
evening about six P.e M, when he and
some others had driven it out near
the river and were hunting. When
first seen 1T was in flames. A number
from town witnessed the fire which
quite az misfortune to Doctor, al.
though he carried an insurance. I.
Prof Lair attended the foot ball
game In Ames Saturday, returning
the same day.
AT the Contest held Friday evening
ut the high school Leah Service re.
ceived first IN the Dramatic class and
morOus. Vida Mcintosh first, and Mar
Karet Robertson second. Oratorical,
Clark Caldwell first and Sidney Robert
\ Sen second. Leah Service receiving
first over all. The next appearances
viii be in the triangular contest held
by the three towns, Dunlap, Woodbine
and Denison. The appearances will be
year. i, -. IL. / !. a -s I.
The supper given by the ladies OF
the church last Thursday evening was
one Of .the biggest given there for
some time and netted the ladies about
800. Three parties were entertained
at the supper, one composed of the
teachers Of the high school,, another
H9s, viz Mesdames Anna Roush, Fred
Wettengel j. A. Brown, G. E. Nord
salker Anna Colburn, "A. X. Jones, j
u. Moorhead. Another was entertain
ed by Mrs Bertha Craft and was com
posed or Mesdames j. s. Hull George
Thompson, liza Nicolls. Mrs. j. w
4 enniston, Mrs. Denniston, A. n. Jor
school girls sold candy at a booth anC
received quite a small sum which is tc
be used by them as an individual class
The supper was under the .supervis
Ion OF Mrs. D. v. Moore as chairman
of the C. &C. Of the church and was
cbnsidered very much of success
Many more people might have beer
served only that the supply Of food
gave out and people had to be turned
Mrs. Walt Nurse has been spending
the past week at the home of her son
Howard and family and getting ac-
lquainted with the new granddaughter
ut that home. Mrs. Nurse returned
: to her home in town the latter part of
the week.
Il Mrs. IN. Rath and small daughter
went to Harlan Thursday to visit at
the home Of her parents.
Miss Nellie Lehan was passenger
for Omaha to spend several days there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Murphy leave
Monday for stay at Colfax Springs.
They make periodical visits there for
the benefit of the springs.
"A surprise party was held at the
home OF Mrs. Joe Benedict Friday af-
ternoon when about twenty of her
friends gathered to give her sur
Prise a pleasant afternoon was pas
sed.s The guests took their lunch and
left several beautiful presents as a re-
hinder of their visit. 45
/ MRS. AZ. s.. Chauhcy returned to her
home in Mapleton Saturday. She was
taken over in car by her brother-in-
law, Bud Chauncy.
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Riechlt were
passengers for Ames Saturday morn
Ing going down to witness the big
game there Sduuruay. they fTctuI Itcu
on the train Saturday evening. 5
-. B. and Max Chauncy were Oma-
Ia passengers Saturday. returning IN
the evening.
John RAWLINGS Jr. who had a re-
lapse Of tonsilitis is again convalesc.
ent and hopes to be able to take up
his duties in high school this coming
week.
DIR. r. G.. Moore was an Ames Wis
itor Saturday, going down for the foot
ball game. and also to visit his two
brothers who are college students
there.
A. Fl. Burling and daughter; Wir.
GINA were up from Missouri Valley
Thursday afternoon and attended the
slipper at the church that night, also
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Mary p,
Burling and returning home on the
late train.
4 Mrs. FRANK Hagen was an Omaha
visitor Thursday, returning on the af.
ternoonl train.
e. II. Barrett of Omaha was in
town the latter part of the week.
The Womans club will meet at the
library Monday afternoon next with
the program in charge Of Mrs. T. i.