The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-28

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quet there being a question of whether
in their own church parlors of in the
new school as some wanted it there.
Committees have been appointed and
all seems to be in fine shape for very
pleasant and profitable program and
banquet. g &
The Womans club has been busy in
the park the past week and have had
the Memorial trees, that needed to be
replaced from last year. replaced. It
is planned to have a program on Ar
Dor day.
Helen Moorhead has been sick part
Of the past week and unable to attend
school. #,aM IA
4 Miss Helen Taylor who has been
here at the J.. Kellogg home for
week or so, left last week for her home
in Grinnell. Her mother renained
for a longer visit. t
Mrs. Walker, Sr., has been here for
"a visit, with her children who live here
and returned Monday to Pisgah.
Mrs. Atherton, Of Woodbine, was in
town. on Sunday.
The Riverside Farmers club held
their April meeting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs III. A. Dougall. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Graves. The ques-
ton UP for discussion will be will the
Land along a Hard Surface Road be
Increased Enough in Value to Pay for
the 25 per; cent Cost of Paving? Mr..
Jones starts the discussion at the next
meeting. Some of the questions dis
cussed by the ladies' at the last meet
;,,rr t1,cg Of mr. 4shipl<
and how they compared with those
raised in the. good old fashioned way.
Messrs Hawn, Sullivan, and Gohin
were in Council Bluffs on Sunday at
tending the knights of Columbus meet.
ing there.
= Earl Hack spent one evening in De-
fiance last week. ~
Y The churches here have received
their assessment on the Interchurch
World Movement, and will make their
drive during the coming week. The
allotment for the Congregational church
here is $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roush were
.scheluletl toy return from their honey
mobn on 3 Saturday evening. Mr.
RouSH la Their stole q march, ion his
friends and left for Colorado last week
on vacation when he was married to
Miss Bess Chandler, Of Pearl, Illinois.
They will make their 4 home on; the
noua& farm ID Boyer township, Miss
and her friends ate numbered bg her
H. Donald sdombsswas an Oms has pas.
senger on Thursday returning on Fri
day. 4
+ Geo. Hanly was an Omaha visitor
on Sunday of last week. satgs
Word was received last week by Geo.
Culiyan of the death Of the infant Child
of his brother.inlaw, Mr.. Heffley, Of
Missouri Valley. Mr.. Culiyan suffer
ed the loss. Of his sister. in January and
this was the remaining twin and the
death Of the little one had been ex-
pectcd for some time.
G Mrs Mugan has returned from a Wis.
it at the home of her daughter in
Shenandoah, Mrs. Henry Nesmaith. Il
Miss Carmichael of Omaha, was
home and spent the week end with the
family on the farm east Of town.
i Mrs. Anna McE'lroy entertained four
ladies at the Alter society on Saturday
afternoon at st. Patricks school. Mes
DANES Fred Wsttengel, J. IL Moorhead
and Amanda Edwards.
Mr.. Lahr of South Dakota, has been
elected to fill the superintendensy here
in the public SCHOOLS the coming year.
Mr.. sHHshaWs ghes. to TAI consolidated
school elsewhere In the, state ~
r In the sOtial notes III the Nohparie1
OF West Side it was noticed that the
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ben
der had rendered them surprise the,
past week when about twenty came
and passed a pleasant ev-
enilig with their neighbors. 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. Bender formerly lived here.
" Mrs. w. II. RiecheitS was "a Denison
visitor on Friday.
4 Matter Van Meter wentlto CaiToll on
Sunday afternoon. Ft
Harold Tinker has been sick and un.
able1to attend to his duties at the
freight Office the past week.
Z Mrs, Hattie Fefrill left on Sunday
evening for Denison where she will Wis
it her sister, Mrs. Bamford, on her re-
turn from Sac City.
The rufaor concerning the change of
the Lincoln Highway through the town
and vicinity that was so prevalent last
week seems to be without foundation
and as far as known there will be no
change in the Lincoln Highway here.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will serve another supper at the
church on Thursday afternoon.
} Mrs. w. A. Chanucy was in Wood
bine last week attending church
meeting there, coming home on Fri.
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