The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-26
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h Mrs. Jeanette sCrandallt and daughter
Lulu, entertained large company OF
friends at a kensington Wednesday af-
ternoon. The popular diversions OF
the day were in order and needless to
say the hours passed all too rapidly.
The guests were treated to fine re-
past and the viands offered were such
as to evoke the highest praise from all
this serving as the closing feature.
Miss Flora Acberhardt, who recently
entered the telephone office as stu
dent operator, has severed her con-
nections and as yet no one has been Sc
cured to take her place.
gRoger Cooper and Louis Buss were
in Denson Tuesday evening to witness
the high school class play.
Ernest Smith was up from Omaha
Thursday visiting friends.
T. The Stokes family. who have been
living on the Howorth ranch for the
past year, left Tuesday for Mountain
view, Mo-, to make their home, they
having resided in Missouri prior to COM
ing here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Griffin were coun-
ty seat visitors Thursday as were Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Crandall Friday.
Work is now under way for the erec-
ton of a new hog shed on the farm
owned by DR.. C. w. Carr which is OPP
Grated by William Birkhofer.
Mrs. James Dearduff came up from
Dunlap and has been spending the past
week at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. r.
NJ Mahn.
DR.. Floyd Sharp and wife, of Ute,
the William Stallcr family and Misses
Mary Vollersen and Beryl Faul, of Den
ison, and the Fred Mari family, of Ma
nila, visited relatives here Friday and
attended the class play.
The Boyer bridge, mile west and a
half mile north of town, which has
been closed for something like Il year
and half while being rebuilt, has now
been completed and is open for traffic.
Morris Wilder and wife were up from
Omaha and spent Sunday at the parent.
al, N. r. Wilder, home.
The Clay Iillion family were over
from Charter Oak Sunday visiting their
relatives, the T. X. Coleman family
and Mrs Fred Coleman and children.
Miss Dorothy Ahart and brothers, Ted
and Bernard, motored to Denison Sat!
The Charles 'sterrett family, of Deni.
son, spent Sunday with the A. j. Wight
and Fred Thompson families at the
Wight, home, where all were entertain.
The neniSon ball team, accompanied
by a. large number of boosters, came
down. from Denison Sunday for a game
with the local team. The score result.
ed 2 to 0 in favor of our team, Dow City
winning the two scores through errors
on the part of Denison. The locals go
to Carroll Wednesday of this week for
game with their team and on Deco
ration day Dow City plays Dcnison on
their grounds.
Mrs w. II. Buss and son, Charles,
and the Misses Bernicc Hunsicker,
Margaret Ryan, Ella Flynn and Marie
Helsley motored to Denison Sunday
evening.
A meeting was held in the opera
house Thursday evening to consider
the proposition of holding a fourth OF
July celebration in Dow City. Only a
few attended the meeting and no def
mite decision was reached. Another
meeting is called for this week for the
purpose of giving the matter more
thorough consideration and it is hoped
that all interested will plan to attend
Vernon Rule and Miss Charlotte. Nut
ter, were over from the Willow Sunday
visiting at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rule.
Leslie Helm and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Kirk and Leo Schwaab and wife
were up from Dunlap and visited their
relatives and friends Sunday. g
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Chase were over
from Buck Grove and spent the Sab
bath at the parental, Z. l.. Thomas
home. -.
The baccalaurcate services Of the To-
cal school We're held Sunday evening
in the Methodist church and as usua
a large crowd attended. Miss Bernicc
jackson presided at the piano during