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

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Total Observation-Disclosures:
The r. e. Allen family have been en-.
ioying a visit the past week from Mrs.
Aliens sister, Mrs. w. A. Suthers, and
children, of Cedar Rapids. :.
Elva, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Rockwell, was nine years old Saturday
and the event was celebrated Friday
afternoon by entertaining her schooi
friends and playmates at the home OF
her parents. After devoting some time
to various games and general fun max,
birthday cake beautifully decorated
with candles tipped with their tiny gol.
den flame brought delightful exclana.
tons from the guests. A number of
pretty gifts added to the hostess's pleas
ures of the day. n N i. Z. z
4 Merle Spence has accepted a position
as clerk in the z. r. Ruttcrworth balS-
cry, having begun his duties the latter
part of the week. is
Mrs. Floyd Dean, who had been
spending a week or so at the home OF
her uncle ana aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Stepanek, and, with other relatives, left
Friday for Omaha. where she will visit
her brother, going from there on to
Crete, Hastings and Lincoln for n visit
before returning to her home in Wichi,
TIA, Kans.
Isaac Howorth and wife were visit.
ors in Dow City Tuesday from Deni-
son. Is. ast.
home in Denison Saturday following a
weeks visit with her son. B. M. Noel
vain, and family.
/. d. "A. Bryan, of Webster City. was a
visitor in town the latter part of the
week. tf.s
Mrs. Frank Greene returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit at the home of
her grandson, Eldridge Killion, and
wife near Dunlap.
Mrs. Frank Sperry and daughter.
Blanche, of Denison, were pleasant
Sabbath guests at the J. p. Goodman
home. So ks8 sst
Miss Margaret Mahin left Saturday
OH a trip to Philadelphia, where she will
enjoy the summer vacation with rela-
tiyes. Her father, DR.. r. M. Mahon, ac.
companied her as far as Chicago. Il
Mrs. O. J...,Judd and daughter, Orr
nella, were in Council Bluffs and Oma-
.ha Sturday spending the day with rel.
atiyes.s X .Gj
/ Andrew Honz and wife were up from
Dunlap and spent Sunday with their
relatives, the Thos. Ahart and Adolph
Honz families it
Mrs. Jeanette Crandall and daughter
Lulu, left Tuesday. for Dallas Center
for visit with the formers sister re
.;1 Of fhof ri1ana I
/ Miss Alfredo Mccullough was q pas
senger from Denison Saturday for 9
visit with her brother, ThOs. McCol'
Tough, and family.
The Standard Bearers will meet in
regular monthly session Friday evening
of this week with Misses Faye and II
ma Acker in the country. A good at
tendance is desired.
Mrs. Romanan Wight and grand
daughter, Miss Josie Wight, We're Den
ison callers Saturday.
ger to Dunlap Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with his daughter, Mrs
Henry Olmstead, and family.
The w. G.. r. u. will meet Thursday
afternoon of this week at the home OF
Mrs. S. E. Wiley. The county presi
dent, Mrs. VIM. Strahan, Of Denison
| is expected to be present at this meet
ing, = u
Mrs. M. J. Breen and the Misses Mar
tina and Ruth Lueck spent the day Sat
,lrday in Omaha among the big stores
Garfield Rule, of TT. Dodge. made
visit at the parental, w. II. Rule, home
Saturday between trains.
Mrs. A. r. Aleman and daughter, AT.
lene, were in Dunlap Saturday where
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Md
ridge KilliOn.
Mrs. George Keairnes went to DEM
son Saturday morning, where she at
tended a meeting Of the Nv. r. o.. a.
which time she became a member 81
the organization. Mr.. Keairnes and
daughters, Elsie and Sarah, Joined hei
with the Marcus Christensen family
former Dow City residents. While
there all participated in the annual
Lutheran picnic held Sunday. 81
Vernace Tillett spent several days re
Gently in Council Bluffs visiting with
his brother, Burton, and wife and his
sister, Mrs. Lloyd Crandall, and family
Miss June Smith. after seyera
months sojourn with her sister, Mrs
Morris Griffin. and family, departed or
! Friday for her home in Lamont.
Albert Starkey came up from Omaha
last week and has accepted employment,
| in Dow City.
Miss Eldora Fouts, accompanied by
girl friends, were callers here Satur
day from Dunlap.
Doris Griffin was a passenger t6
Council Bluffs Friday afternoon, re
turning Saturday.
Earl Ettleman came up from DUNLAP
Saturday for an over Sunday visit witt
| his brothers, William and Asa.
Mrs. G.. NJ Brake returned Sunday
from Logan, where she had been spend
ling few days with her daughter, Mrs
IL. T.. Mcbride.
Rev. C. M. Ward came Saturday from
| Glenwood and occupied the pulpit q
j the Methodist church Sunday morning
and evening. He expects to be here t.
conduct the services during the remain
ling Sundays of this month. a fact al
will be very glad to learn. Rev. Plank
a recent graduate of the Boston schoo
of theology, has been secured to taxi
over the pastorate here and expects t.
begin his duties the first of July. TIT
new pastor comes very highly recon
mended and will receive a hearty wei
come into our midst.
| II John Cross, the eldest son of Mr.. ant
/ Mrs. EnOs Cross, and Gerald Cooper
4 Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Q
| Cooper, went down to Omaha the earl!
part of the past week and enlisted il
: the army. They We're successful ]