The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10
now CITY y l['.I1 ITEMS TT MS 8
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MISSES Doris Ma tl,yts and Ruby Baber
accompanied the formers sister, Mrs
John Schaupp, to her home in Dunlap
Saturday, where they enjoyed an over
Sunday visit. Mrs. Schaupp had been
spending a. couple nj days here at the the
parental. John Mathys, home.
\. The. Friday club members and theif
friends were very pleasantly entertain
s. ra a. the a2@s f a Mis a ssa
al about twenty. The ladies' enjoyed
fhemselves With 1.-THE usual routine Of
social diversions, terminating with g
dainty service sof refreshments which
fOIhd favor with Ill! E The guests de
parted with much praise for the host t':'t
ess Ea,3
James Turner was a caller in town
one day last week. The family recently
moved TO DenisOn from Jefferson.
The writer was in error last week IN
stating that the Roy Coleman family
were moving from Oakland here onto
his brothers farm south of town re
Gently vacated by the Frediricksens
William Ettleman has hired out TO Mr.
Coleman and has moved his family tc
that place.
Leon Cramer was a visitor in Deni
! son Saturday, at which place ne Is tax
ing series of treatments.
Miss Florence Detwiler, student OF
J. our local school, was very badly chilled
Thursday morning on her way in tc
school from one of the routes. She was
taken to the home of Supt. and Mrs. p
al. Long, where she was administered
to. Her condition caused much con
Germ for a time, the attendants working
with her for several hours before they
could revive her She was able TO re
turn to her school work that afternoon
Lars Peterson was a passenger to
Denisorl Saturday, in which vicinity ne
expects to remain indefinitely
Mrs, s. j. Farlowe was a passenger
from Des Moines Tuesday for a visit
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. afid
Mrs. Robert DOcherty.
Mrs. Jane Wood went to Denison Sat
urday for a few days visit at the homes
Of her granddaughters. Mrs: Warren
Ettleman and Mrs. Fred Northam.
Miss Eva Roy was in Denison sun
day and spent the day with relatives.
. Z. III. Gibson was in Omaha THURSDAY
on business mission.
Ernest Smith left "Wednesday fol-
Omaha, near which place he will take
+ up his Duties of farming, having re
Gently purchased ten acres OF land.
Mrs p. j. Hallowell left Thursday or
Rule, and family at Fort Dodge, ane
with her son, Joe Hallowell, and fam
Z lily In Webster City.
Mearle Spence assisted Editor Roy
sUnderhill in the Reporter Office during
Saturday. Mearle was employed as type
setter with l.. c. Hatch few years
ago. He also assisted E. e. Roland
couple Of months last fall, and his ex
perience serves him well in helping out
Leta Riley, one of the little daugh
ters OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Riley, is
reported as having been quite SICK the
past week with the flu.
The Baptist Missionary circle met or
Friday afternoon at the home OF MRS
j. +. Goldsworthy. Mrs. G..A A. Barker
had charge of the lesson. the subject
OF which was Prayer" All took part
in the occasion and very interesting
and inspiring study was developed. sIhe
next session will be held on the last
FRIDAY Of this month The place of the
meeting has not been decided upon.
Elmer Turnlund and his daughter
GLADYS, were up from Council Bluffs
snending the Sabbath at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Turn.
lund.
WILDER Berry and Thos. Mccullough
were in Omaha last week attending the
auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Rudd who return
ed Friday from a two weeks soJourn
with relatives In Tulsa and other places
i'm Oklahoma, had the pleasure of spend
ing one night with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
O'Rrien at Pawnee, Okla. Mr.. and Mrs.
O.I3rien are former Dow City residents
and their friends are pleased to learn
OF their whereabouts and that they are
both enjoying good health.
& Mrs. F. c. Howorth and little daugh-