The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-03

: Mrs. Fred Thompson enjoyed IL visit
recently with her brother, Scott Ster
rett, of South Dakota.
| Walter Holman went to Omaha Satur
day to visit his children, who reside
there with their grandmother.
John Edwards, Jr. and his daughter
Mrs. Alma Retman, were visiting rela
tives here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Keairnes return
led Sunday from a short wedding trip
visiting relatives, at Moscow, Auburn
and Glidden. 3.
Mrs. Ollie Earl and children came
last week for an indefinite stay at the
home of her relatives, Oliver and Fan
ME PETIT. Her home is in Colorado but
| the climate there was not favorable to
her health. Her sister, Mrs. Kezzia
,Barsby, had gone to accompany her to
this place.,
On account of the library 'miscel.
lany" the library will not be open on
next Saturday.
Mrs. Norrine Alexander gave a party
Friday afternoon to which a number
We're invited. The afternoon was spent
in the usual social way and all report
a most enjoyable afternoon, at the
close of which a splendid two course
luncheon was served. .
j. r. Griffin enjoyed short visit re-
Gently with his nephew, John Griffin,
Of fAlpena, s. d.
Miss Eva Walker went to Missouri
Valley Saturday afternoon.
Misses Margaret Houston and fsDor.
othy Ahart went to Sioux City for a
few days visit last week. Miss Hous.
tons sister substituted as teacher in
her absence. Ys
Mrs. Earl Divine gave party Satur.
day afternoon for her daughter, Esther
who had reached her seventh birthday.
About twenty of her little friends and
|schoolmatesS were invited to help her
celebrate the occasion. She received
many remembrances.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.. Tech We're in
Denison Saturday visiting at the home
of her brother. at which time they wit.
messed the baptizing of her brothers
child. ~ a, 81 M
r. Ed swasey, w. E. Ffshel. d. z. ,Brem
ser, Mrs. Claus Hansen and Miss Lille
Gibson were among those who had bus.
mess at the county seat Monday.
* Art Wilson and Nelson ButterWorth
were in Deloit Monday between trains
Last Friday afternoon the people ..of
the community enjoyed listening to a
speech by Miss Mcguire of Des Moines
who spoke In the opera house in the
interests OF the democratic party. Mrs.
richardson, OF Denison, accompanied
her and had a few words to say IN the
way OF boosting for the county officers
on the same side.
Don't forget the library miscellany
Friday and Saturday Of this week at
the opera house. A great variety of
things will be for sale both days. Bring
in your donations and don't wait to be,
solicited. A committee is making ar.
to be given Friday night. Dow City
needs a new library building. Will
you help to get it? Boost is the slo.
gan.
The sophomores entertained, the high
school Monday evening at a gym party
at the school house. Games and the
usual good time prevailed. Mr.. Littell,
manual training teacher. had the mis-.
fortune to get quite badly injured when
he and one Of the boys ran together.
Aside from this misfortune all report a
good time and the sOphomores as roy.
al entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs George Gress were call.
ed upon to part with their babe of a
few weeks, it having died at the ST..
Josephs hospital in Omaha Tuesday.
1t had been very frail and suffered diff.
ferent afflictions and was taken. to the
hospital where the parents hoped to
have fE receive benefit but another an.
gel WaS needed and God Jaw fit to take
1t honsa Me. lit tie. fosSsss,aaR laid to-
rest in the WOodbine cemetery Wedncs.
day afternoon. Sympathy is extended
to the grief striker parents in this, the
loss of their first born. ~, .s.:
& c. E. Butterworth went to Deloit on
Sunday to preach at the L. d. s..
church,
Mrs. Geo. Brake visited over Sunday
at the, home Of her daughter. Mrs. LIE.
Roy Mcbride, in Logan sst. ~ X,
Mrs. Earnest Clark planned a very
unique. party for Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Keairnes as
honored guests, but the couple to be
thus honored did not return from their
honeymoon trip until Sunday evening. !!
However. about twenty guests were
present and spent a most enjoyable eve.
ming. The decorations were in keep.
ing with halloween time. Pumpkins.
with streamers of orange and black and
place cards of witches made the table /
very beautiful, where the twenty,
guests were seated for an oyster sup.
per. All report a splendid time.
Miss Bessie Hunt finished two
term of school in Paradise |
township Friday and isFas yet undecid-
ed in regard to teaching this winter.
Robert Houston and Jack Ahart
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