The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-02

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the city park which is to be occupied
by his son, Pearl and family. Mr..
Graul who has been serving as agent
at the local Northwestern depot for
some fifteen years, Is to receive his
pension this month for fifty years
service with the company. He and
his wife are planning on locating else.
where. Mr.. and Mrs. Graul have
hosts of friends here who view their
Iremoval with much regret.
! Mrs. M. l.. McElWain came down
from Denison Sunday for a visit of a
few days with her son, B. M. Nc.
Elwain, and family.
David Clark passed his twenty.
sixth milestone on life's pathway Sun.
day, and the day was pleasantly OBJ.
served by a family gathering at the
David Clark. The affair had ,been
planned by his sister, Mrs. John
Keairnes; and was to be given in the
form of surprise, but the secret had
revealed itself. The occasion was en-.
( joyed none the less, however, and was
one to be remembered. An elegant
! birthday dinner served at one O'Clock
was of course the leading feature. The
out of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
and Elroy Wolfe, of Boyer.
/ A change in time has been made in
one of the Northwestern passenger
trains; No. 80 west bound at 1920 p. m
| is now due at 1855, the change having
taken effect Sunday.
A. A. Luke, who has been conducting
a harness shop here for a number OF
years, vacated the building last week
| to give possession to j. w. Stepanek
who purchased the property Of Joseph
Mccall some time ago. Mr.. Luke
has for the present stored his goods
in the residence of Mrs. Ada Wheel
right, vacated by the Steve Carbaugh
| family recently.
with lessons all said'' the high
school pupils threw dull care to the
winds and picnicked in the big park
south of town Friday, which affair was
! given under the auspices of the faculty
Many good things to eat were provided
/ for the picnic dinner and all greatly
| enjoyed this last frolic of the year
| the last of the seniors school life here.
I Miss Lillian christensen returned
Saturday from weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Otto Miller and family in
Schleswig.
The r. w. Tech family were Sab.
near Charter Oak.
A. A. Fishel and wife went down
to Omaha Sunday where she made a
business trip. They & also visited
their relatives while there.
Chas. Buss, Clark Baker, and Misses
Margaret Ryan, Martha and Ruth
Lueck were in Manila Friday evening
for the purpose Of making arrange.
ments for presenting the Star class
play, SNOWFALL Monday evening.
The Fred Christensen family
motored to Ricketts, Sunday evening
where they were guests at the julius
| christensen home.
Mrs LESSEE Howorth and son, Daniel.
left Saturday on visit to their rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred HoWorth,
at Tecumseh, Neb., after which they
| fore leaving on a. years sojourn to
her people in Canada. Mr.. and Nelson
Butterworth who have been living in
the residence Of Mrs. S. F. Goddard
have moved into Mrs. HowOrth's res
| idence which they will occupy during
her absence.
Henry Gibson. of Bloomfield, Neb.,
has been here during the week. visit
| ing his sister, Mrs. Frank McHenry,
and family.
Mrs. Arthur Butler and children
! came over from Kiron Saturday for a
visit at the parental, John Williamson,
home.
| Little Bryce Wingrove is reported as
having been quite sick the past week
but is better now.
An entertainment under the auspices
was put on under canvas in the city
park several evenings last week.
Among the plays presented were
Sweetest Girl In Dixie" Girl of the
Golden West" and Born in Town"
Excellent music was furnished and
each evenings entertainment was high.
ly enjoyed by all in attendance. The
troop took their departure Monday.
Miss Mable Thomas, who has been
attending school at Cedar Falls the
past year, came home Saturday for a
few days visit before leaving Tuesday
for Carroll to attend the summer ses.
sion of school, a branch of the Cedar
Falls school being conducted there this
summer Miss Eva Roy also leaves
this week for the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Greene were
here from Vail the last of the week,
visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
A. H. Cook.
Mrs. John Gibson was at home to
the members and friends of the Friday
club Saturday, the hostess entertain.
ing in her usual pleasing manner. The
customary diversions occupying the AT.
ternoon, and at it's close fine lunch was
served
The Williamson and Ralph Roy fam
day visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Mary vollersen. of Denison,
has been spending the past week with
her sisters, Mrs. Nelson Divine, and
Mrs. Gus Anderson, and also visiting
friends
Mrs. Ben Houston returned Wednes.
day from several days sojourn with |
her mother, Mrs. Clara Wilder, near
Dunlap.
Mrs. Claus Hansen was a passenger
to Denison Saturday for an over Sum-
day visit with her son, Carl, and family.
Wilbur Lee went down to Omaha |
Saturday for an over Sunday visit with
his sister.
Roger Cooper Clark Barker, Ruth
Lueck, Virginia Marks. Martha Lueck,
the members of the Star class of 1920
by Misses Margaret Ryan,
Irma Chamberlain, Bernice Hunsickerl
and Myrtle Marks were in Denison Sat
urday, where the class had their
pictures taken.
Miss Marie Riddle came up from
Omaha Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the parental, Link Riddle,
home.
Barney and Henry Remmes were
In Ute Sunday where they attended a
ball game.
On Tuesday night of the past week
Frank Binnall had the misfortune of