The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-14
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7 Mrs. Eda Garrett, Of Paradise town
ship, very pleasantly entertained a nun
her, of friends Friday evening, July I'd
in; honor of the birthday anniversary OF
her son, Leolin, and also that Of Mrs
Oscar Fiehholdt. The hostess served
ice cream and cake and the occasion
was enjoyed immensely by all present
Mrs. F. NJ. Cole spent several days
last week in Denison, where she en-
IjDyed a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Rachel Clarey.
" 1nez Divine has returned from SO.
journ lat the home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vollersen, in Deni-
son, " <
H James Houston returned the first Of
the week from Ute, where he had been
spending few days with friends.
MRS. c.. o. Miller and daughter, Flor
ence, returned Tuesday from Council
Bluffs. where they enjoyed a several
days visit at the home of Mr. Miller's
sister, Mrs. w. "A. Copeland
4. Miss Nellie Fishel made a visit with
q Girl friend in Carroll one day last
week, stopping in Denison for a visit
at the home OF her brother, II. B. Fish
ell On her return.
An interesting item inadvertently
omitted last week was reunion of the
David Clark family on Sunday, July
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Clark, wife and two children, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Clark and children, John
Keairhes, wife and little folks. David
Clark and the parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Clark. Frank kral and Una and
Floyd Adams, Of Vail, were present out
side Of the family. fine dinner had
been provided for the occasion, which
was the predominating feature of the
day. The event was enjoyed to the ut.
most by each one.
B. M. McElwain. wife and daughter,
Pearl, left Thursday on an overland
trip to Minneapolis, where they will Wis
it with friends, going from there to
Wisconsin for an outing at one OF the
lakes. They expect to be gone two
weeks or longer and are anticipating a
fine trip.
Miss Mae Killion was passenger to-
Dunlap Thursday to attend dance.
and while there was guest Of Miss
Irene Ratliffe. is
Mrs. Jay Baber and children, Of
Hooper, Neb., who came nearly two
weeks ago for a visit at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nun
sey, and with other relatives, We're pas.
sengers to Denison Wednesday, where
they enjoyed a few days with her
brother, Ben Wingrove. and family
"a Mr. and Mrs. Jay Field and baby ana
Ray Field. wife and children spent a
day last week with relatives in Wood
bine. -
ALFRED Hansen was in Dunlap last
Wednesday and pitched for their pail
team in a game against the Chicago
Union Giants. A number of local FANS
witnessed the game.
-&l C. l.. Underhill departed Wednesday
for Ocheyedan on a visit to his people,
expecting to be gone a week.
= M,ro 70 harinp Henry has hpen in
Arion the past week visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. c. N. Rose.
and with other relatives.
The Royal NeighbOrs met in regular
session Tuesday afternoon in the nan,
at which time two candidates IN the
persons of Misses Agnes and Lois God
dard, were initiated into the order. AT
the close of the business hour nice
lunch was served and the remainder or
the time spent informally.
Miss Mabel Miller. of Charter. OAK.
has been a guest at the VIM. Divine
home during the past week. ~ 4
Mrs. NJ. L. McElWain, OF Denison,
and her visiting, daughter, Mrs. John
Larson, and children, Of washington, s.
d., spent few days last week here
with their son and brother, B.. M. Nc
Elwain, wife and daughter, Pearl.
MRS. F. c. Howorth presented her
music class in a piano recital Wednes-
day evening at her home. those. pres
eIit being the parents of the pupils and
q! number Of friends. The program was
D,,et Sartorio
Bryce Bremser. Mrs. Howorth
The Little Prince ---------- krogman
3sg, Ruth Riley
In the Month of June ---------- Bahr
Virginia Long