The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05
grandson, Pat Brasel have returned
from a few days visit at the home of

grandson, Pat Brasel, have returne,
from a few days visit at the home o
their son, Elmer and family near Man
| lila.
One night during the past week tb,
7. Il. Allen drug store was entered b.
Eunkpownr parties, who succeeded il
and about SLIGO in small change. taker
Ifrom the cash register. Entrance wa!
gained through one Of 1.-THE window!
and the parties made their getaway
through the back door which was lef
open. The robbery was discovered by
Mr., Allen the next morning when he
arrived at his place OF business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinten Sharp were ar
rivals home Wednesday from Donna
Texas, and will remain here for ths
summer lat least. ~ Mr.. Sharp has beer
wife joining him there last spring. al
are glad to Welcome them home again
| n. Mrs. Tfedi Rule was up from Council
Bluffs the tpast week and spent severa
days at the home of her husband
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Rule.
Supt. p. A.. Long. wife and two little
daughters, have recently taken quart
ers in the school building, owing tc
the scarcity Of dwelling houses.
Mrs. S. E.a' Baber left Thursday for
Hooper, Neb., on a weeks visit to her
son, Jay, and family. Her son, Cor
don, who recently underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis in Norfolk, Neb.
expects to be there for visit at the
same time. So b
Chas. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ,Mouis
Griffin and Miss Rosali Scott were Den.
ison visitors Thursday.
Miss Florence Miller was absent
from her duties in the Reporter office
a day or two the past week on ac.
count of her mother. Mrs. G.. o. Mil
Ter, being laid up at home, suffering
with lame back.
Miss Margaret Mahin delightfully."- en-.
tertained number Of girl friends at a
slumber party Friday night at the
home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. =.
M. Mahin. The occasion was highly
enjoyed BY each guest and needless to
say all greatly appreciated the hos
pitality Of this. pleasant home.
Mrs. James Dearduff and daughter,
Edna, were up from Dunlap and she
spent Tuesday with friends.
Mr.and Mrs. James Pearsall have
week from the later's sister. Mrs
Ralph Yea, and baby of Chicago. Il.
Mrs. Il, G. Butler was "a passenger
from Arfone Tuesday to be present at
at .thet Priscilla 1cllh meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Herman Lazarus. IS
Frank Wiley, of Chadfon, Neb.. who
has been here for the past two weeks
Went DOWN TO Dunlap Thursday for a
visit with his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hen. y
5 Rev. G. a. Barker enjoyed a visit
Tuesday from E. Earns, secretary of
the Y.aNT.S3C. A.fat New York city, of
which Organization Rev. Barker held
the same office number of years ago,
Mr.. Earns was here at this time in The
interests Of 5Sthe Interchurch World
Movement. siieS
Next Sunday May 9.swhich is to be
celebrated as Mothers, Day. will be OBJ
served in the Methodist church. with
an appropriate address by Rev. G. M.
Ward. Special music will also be a
feature of the occasion. Everyone is
invited to be present.
Mrs. M. j. Breen and Arch Laird
and children represented Dow City in
Delison Tuesday. stE gt IA
Mr$! Leo Schwaab was up form Dun
lap dhd spent the past week at the
horne, iof her parents MIR land Mrs. j.
N, Bell, while recovering from a siege
Harold Terrill, who was SO seriously
injlIHd about d fmpntll ago ny a horse
rolling on him! has sufficiently, recover
ed assito be- able to be {ahout and was
taks fren she t home e pp l; ns Mrs t
wea WI The home .os Ills patsnts. Mr..
and thr, David ,TerrilL, lin the country.
Frit'1 lot the pareH tss II rejQises With
theina hat; their spIl. has been Iil,es stored
Nil 4 Annd Dpbser, was very pleasant.
" SllrRrised lshnrs day nfternppn when
some n Hi her friends gathsred at
the 6ane 0f: as1' Sda,tgi ter. MIS- cnps
Cr0s$H the occasion mixing, he III Slst|
milestone on ffs tlaway The at
fair; had been nicely planned by Mrs.
Cross and nothing could havea been
ID guest ,thanH this opportunity Of
meeting her friends The time was
devoted to social chat and the like and
1 general fine time was in evidence.
At the close of the afternoon an elab
0rrte twocourse repast was served,
The center of attraction being a hugh
birthday cake with 81 candies placed
upon it. Mrs. Doser was the reci-
pient of a, fine assortment OF gifts at
This time which consisted of aprons,
etc.
ing with an attack Of the. m,mps the
past week and thus was obliged tol
:lQsesller school for q week. II IS
illianl Henz Nsls a. business visitor
M D0ftiaPs Thursday = ~ saE1ss
Miss Birdie Metcalf. came ups' from
Omaha Friday to spend the week end
III. the hapln, Of Mr.. and, Mrs. J. r.
Griffin. and also take part In the
Noman's club progGansisat the school
house ID day evening ~ .ss
y MRS. SHerman &Ea3erus p)hyed the
bart ofs Hostess to: the Priscilla club
THURSDAY afternoon, including a num-
Der OF ifltimates. The, customary dir
qfa ha,idiwnrk and. the adiscus
sion 81 current events we're INDUCED
ID, and all greatly enjoyed the hospi
Lality Of this popular hostess. Thej
guests Were.!treated to dainty menu
At the close of the day Mrs. Lie.
Butler, of %Arion, was the ronly out of
Town guest.
3. Leo Ahart was in Omaha Friday
where he went on a business mission,
\ Mrs Spray Malone and daughter,
Ethel, came over from Kenwood Thurs.
hay and were guests Of their relatives,
Mrs. Frank Greene, and the jill. Xii
lion family.
Donald Edwards has been absent
from school the past week owing to. q
case Of Humps OF which he was: vic,
tint
Dir. ]. a. Brill WIS a caller at the
county, capital Friday.
Miss Lillian Ahart, who has been
spending four months in Omaha tax
ing q business course, has decided to-