The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-22

have been here visiting at the Tim
Shields home. @
The death Of Kate Bonar Goodman
occurred at the home in Arkansas from
diphtheria and small daughter died
lust a few days before the mother. Inc
mother formerly lived here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bonar.
Delbert Soda entertained the Happy
Hollow club at his home Tuesday OF
the past week, when the usual good
time was enjoyed. The next meeting,
on September 2Sth, will be held with
Moses Miles west OF town., 5s:syt 1855
Mr., and Mrs. Arch Norris spent some
time visiting relatives in Council BluHs
the past week. sl tAsf
Ed Fleming returned the latter part
of the week from a trip to Wyoming
where he visited his brother-in-law, Dan
O'Connell.
C. C. Evans, of North English, was
a guest at the Ray Brown home IN the
country Sunday.
Miss Claire Carmichael, Of Omaha
has been visiting at the parental, ED
Carmichael home in the country fol
some time.
The Fortnightly club held their meet
ing with an executive board present on
Monday evening of the past week at
which time in connection with the book
committee they ordered an allotment
Of fifty books to be here for the first
meeting scheduled to be held on DC
tober 18th, when a miscellaneous pro
gram will be given. This is the begin
ming Of the years work for the Fort
nightly club. The officers for the com
ing year elected at their last meeting
In the spring are as follows: President
Mrs. Fred W. Curtis; vice president
r.. Williams; secretary, Bertha Craft
librarian Mrs. Ed Manchester.
A son was reported born at the Ray
Fox home in Marshalltown the pas,
week and mother and babe reported do
ing nicely. Mrs. P. F.. Keogh left soor
to make the acquaintance of her new
grandson. A No. l,5..5 4 81,
Mrs. Fred Curtis and family rnotoret
to Omaha one day the past week.
A birthday party was given In honol
of Nadine Liscomb on Wednesday Of
the past week, the occasion being hel
sixth birthday. The birthday cake witt
the candles was part of the enjoyment
Of the youngsters
Mrs. c. c. Hecht was an Omaha shop
per Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar. Remde and son, Melvin
were up from Council Bluffs the pas
week and visited at the l. Sigln home
Hattie Smith spent few days in. Lo
gan the past week.
Mrs. Jean Smith and her aunt, Mrs
Deming, together with friends. motor
ed to Manila Thursday Mrs. Demint
has been guest at the Smith home TO
the; past week..
Miss Irene Ratcliffe visited in Ariol
one day the past week.
Mrs. F.. w. Houston was DenisOl
shopper one day the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess McCord have beel
visiting at different points in Nebraska
and South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge killion spen
Sunday at Dow City in the Killion an
Alleman homes.
Mrs. C.. Hansen, of Dow City, was il
town one day the past week.
The Citizenship class, of which sel
eral lessons have been held, met in reg
ular session on Friday evening and tn
next lesson was planned for the con
ing week. at which time Mrs. Harl, Q
Council Bluffs, who has announced hel
! self as a candidate for congress fror
the ninth district, will give a short tai
| if 1t is possible to secure her at tina
4 time The ladies are also asking tn
council to appear and conduct an ele
4 ton demonstration on the marking {
1.-The ballots, etc. 1t lis also expected 4
have one of the candidates for count
office present. y
4 Mr.. and Mrs Bullard, Of Vassa
Kans., have been in town visiting at tt
l B. Rowland home. aBS II
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Quick have gone \