The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09

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are now in training at TT. Omaha.
Announcements have been received
by relatives and friends the past weei
of the approaching marriage of Miss
Gladys Igou to Milton Becker, which is
to take place Wednesday, June 10th, a
Lincoln, Neb. Miss 1gou is well knowr
to our people, having spent some time
in this vicinity a few years ago ant
her friends here wish her much JOY
and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wight and chill
dren motored ito Woodbine Sunday ant
spent the day with the Paul Wight fam
lily.
The Will Hammond family have beer
entertaining Miss Elizabeth Burch, Of
Evan, S. d., a few days the past week
She being engaged in teaching at that
place. VII 4, II
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest sprang are the
parents Of d new baby son, born te
them on Monday May 31st.
Linfred Ahart was in Charter Oal
Sunday visiting friends,
Misses Martha and Ruth Lueck left
Sunday for Carroll to attend the sum
mer session of school.
Little Richard Anderson. a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Anderson. sustained
a painful injury recently by getting his
right hand caught in the washing ma
chine. The large finger was very badly
mangled and the attending physician
states that an arnputatiOn Of part OF
the member may be necessary. AL
trust this may not be necessary.
Mrs. Snowd Thompson and baby went
over to Buck Grove Friday for a yisi'
with her folks. Her husband Joined
them Saturday and they returned to
gether Sunday. Ft2 2'4
Leo Aaart went to Ames Saturday
where he enjoyed q few days visit witt
friends.
A dancing party was given at the All
bert Lalibscher home Saturday night
complimentary to the birthday ami
versary of Mrs. Laubscher's brother
Rube Malone. A large number Were
present to enjoy the occasion, inviting
music being furnished by Victor
MichaelseIl and john Haley. Refresh
tments were brouEht forth at the clos,
of the evening and at a late hour thu
guests took their departure, having hat
one of the finest of times together.
! Mrs Fred Coleman has beenN suffer
ing the past week with siege Of ton
sillitis, but we are glad to report he
as being better at this writing.
The Misses Elvira and Olive Nohl
gren, of WATERFOWL, S. d., were pleas
ant guests at the home of DR., and Mrs
f.. M. Mahin the past week on thei
way home from Valparaiso. Ind. wller'
they had been attending school.
Ben Quathamer and wife, of Def
ance, were callers here Friday. &
Mrs. John Ahart, Mrs. Jay Ahart
Miss Anna Divine and Mrs. John Web
err were Denison visitors Wednesday.
The Misses Iva and Nellie Fishel
who are students at Ames college, Wer'
arrivals the latter part of the week t.
spend the summer with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Fishel. ,
Horace Thomas went to Des Moine
the latter part of the week and enjoy
ed an over Sunday visit with friends.
Word came Monday morning an
nouncing the birth of a son to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jay Baber at Hooper, Neb. Mrs
Baber's mother and sister, Mrs. Thos
Munsey and Clara Mae, left Monday t.
spend some time with the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.. Ahart and littl'
daughter, Margaret, and Mrs. Fred Col
by attended church services in Dunlal
Sunday.
| The Woman's club held its MONTH,
open meeting Friday evening IN thu
school auditorium and the occasion wa!
largely attended. The program for Thu
I event was made up of a harp concer
by J. ". Barborka, of Denison. Whel
the announcement was made that Mr.
| Barborka was to put on the program
| for this meeting many looked fol'war'
| to the event and were not disappointed
| in hearing an exceptionally fine concert
| His demonstrations on an old Irish harl
| in connection with the selections OF
| the large harp were much enjoyed ant
/ all are loud in praise of the entire en-
| tertainment. This concludes the meet
ings for the year until the coming Sep
TENDER which wills open another year
The proceeds of the program last Fri
1 day amounted to about fifty dollars,
| Marion and Max Smith were arrival
| last week from. Lamont for a visit q
their home Of their sister, Mrs. Morri
! Griffin. The former left Friday on !
"trip through western Nebraska and TIL
Halter expects to spend the summer a
this place. E#
| Nels Nelson came over from Soldie
| Saturday for an over Sunday visit witt
his brother, Fred Nelson, and family.
| Mrs. Jim Houston was in Sioux Cit,
| last week, where she visited her sister
Mrs Ed Fleming, of Dunlap, who is il
la hospital there. She announces tn
.larrival Of a bouncing baby boy to MI
land Mrs. Fleming on Friday. Mrs
4 Houston also visited her daughter. Mis-
| Helen, who is nurse in Sioux City.
Zeph Fienhold and wife, accompanle
Thy her sister. Mrs. Milo Kelly. Of Der
/ ison, We're Woodbine visitors Sunday.
A Baseball game was staged on tn
home grounds Sunday between Missou
Fri Valley and the locals. The game re
suited in a score of II to in favor Q
i Dow City.
/ Miss Ruth Houston, who has been al
tending the parochial school at DUNBAR
came home the latter part of the wee
to spend the summer vacation with he
mother. Mrs. Jim Houston.
! Pat McCord, Of Malvern, spent fey
days with his little grandson, Pat Bra
SELL at the Sam Brasel home and wit
relatives in Denison. His mother, o
l-Denison, accompanied him or his re
turn to Malvern.
/ Roy Randel and wife and Mr.. an
Mrs. Verne darlington, of Dunbar
were visitors at the home of the fol
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Art Rar
l del Saturday, enrOllte to Lake View.