The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-26
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day bf a picnic for the youngsters and
nEIber of visitors We're in attend.
anceslA fine time and good eats We're
enjoSf. isle
MI r.. Sturges was taken to an
OmaA hospital for an operation the
pastWeek and at the present time is
doing very nicely. "a
Fink Smith. .sof Woodbine, has been
iii it4 jewelry store here the past week.
Ms. Amos Williams has been at Lake
Viey the past week with Mrs. McCoid,
of logan, preparing the cottage for
sumner use Of the family and incident
allyenjoying q bit Of fishing.
NJ. O'Connell returned some time ago
froh "a few weeks spent at Excelsior
Spfngs, where he went for relief from
rheumatism. T.
1iss Helen Barrett, daughter of Mr..
am Mrs. p. r. Barrett, was the recip-
let Of a fine new tStudebaker car for
a birthday present from her father one
DIV the past week. A.
Nesdames Inger, Nordaker and r. G.
More entertained number of ladies
al a kensington one day last week. AT
tie close of a pleasant afternoon a very
dinty lunch was served, and all report
dVery pleasant time.
Mrs. Norris, of Council Bluffs, has
een in town the past week visiting at
he home Of her children. She return
: Ia to her home Sunday.
4 Mr. and Mrs. John ,Iehan moved in.
to their home in the east part of town
the middle of the week and will soon
he at home to their many friends.
Mrs. j. j. MoOrhead returned the first
of the week after "a few days spent In
Omaha.
Mrs. Schmidt, of Milwaukee, arrived
Friday to visit at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Wettengel, and
also to. get acquainted with her new
grandson who arrived at the Wettengel
home Monday morning.
big Rebekah meeting was held on
Monday evening and a few candidates
initiated. A tig feed was also served
L. X Moore, d. ". Moore and b. j..
Moore, DIR. Henderson, Bert Williams,
j. T.. Mosher composed a crowd thai
left Saturday for Okoboji to fish for a
week or so. Some of the crowd return
ed the middleI of the week, the others
remaining for "a longer stay at the fish
ing game.
Mrs. Remde and son, of Council Bluffs
were in town several days theN past
week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Sopher of Dow City, was here
one day the past week. s
3 Rev. Penn Il to deliver the memorial
address at Dow City this year. 4
Al Burling tame up from his home
in Missouri Valley on Sunday to visit
his mother
3; The boys Of the senior class of the
high school we're hosts at a dinner at
the library Friday evening, at which
the girls of the Gloss and the faculty
were honor CHESTS. The rooms Of tho
library We're tastefully decorated in this
class colors Of purple and old rose, and
the tables Wd'e beautiful in their ar.
tistio beauty and the menu was well
and carefully planned and executed.
The boys of the class are Lee William.
son, Ed jWils{n, Clarence Eagen, Wal.
ter Van Mete1and Rudolph Mesenbrink.
Miss Lowell Burling and Miss Shean
of Reebeetowh, both Of whom are at.
tending high school in the Valley, were
in town Mon{ay evening and spent tho
night sat the. home of: Mrs. Mary e.
BurliIlg.
Miss Helerlt Malone, who taught east
of town, finikhed her school work last
week. and reNrned to the family homo
in Denison.
Mr.. and Ms Ed O'Banion came up
from Omaha Saturday evening and
spent the week end with their many
relatives AMI friends here.
Mrs. Craner and Mrs. Mccarthy
spent few days in Corning the past
Mrs. Johnson and daughter, whol
have been ID this vicinity for some time
have left FIR their home. While here
she was employed as cook inithe Taylor
restaurant FOR a time.
Pete KaVinagh has gone to Wyoming
to remain Indefinitely.
Louis Kivanagh came up from Oma.
ha for f}w days visit with his broth.
Mrs. M. p'connell ana daughter Mar.
garet, of Boone were in town few
days the Hlst week visiting relatives.
Mrs, Nancy Lyman, of Nebraska, has
been the glest og Mrs. J. ,, Moorhead
Mrs. A. T.. Smith entertained the c. |
&C. of the Congregational church at
her home, on Tnesday afternoon and a
very pleasant fine was enjoyed by all
IN attendance The hostesses We're Mes |
DANES Frank Gorham and Carlos Cald.
well and Mss Grace Gorham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chauncy, Mesdames
Georgia Liscomb, Name Liscomb and
Amanda Edwards motored to Omaha on
and several of the number
1rove new Buick cars home for the |
Chauncy garage.
Z Miss Peters. OF Omaha. was in town
he past week and part of the time has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss The.
'esa Gepson. Miss. Peters lived here a
number of years ago.
Miss Ruth Houston spent the week
md at the home of her mother nearI
Dow City. She is attending the pa.
'ochial school here.
Mr. Killion, of Dow City, was down.
Ind visited his SON few days the pastE
week. His son has been quite sick and
lis father was down helping him out
With some of the farm work.
Mrs. j. r. Wheeler has been i'll the
,ast week and Miss Nicolls has been
airing for her. At present she is inn
proved. Esr
Mrs. J.J. Houston, of Dow City, was
lere one day the past week.
Mr.. ShultZ, OF Sioux City, came here
asst week and entered the employ of l.
Wilson in the plumbing shop.
The 0. S. Carlson family who moyedl
nto this vicinity from Dow City last
pring. visited relatives md friends att
heir old home last week.
A car of young folks attended the
lance in Dsnison Monday evening and
II report al fine time Those attending
we're the Misses Jennie Burke, Kate
ADAMS, Mfsdanies Cullivan and Lis-
omb and Messrs Liscomb and Frank
Daily.
P. q. Ingersoll was. in Wooabine Fri
lay afternoon.
Mrs. Buss and son were here Sunday
rom Dow City to attend church.
Mrs. A. p. Moore left Friday for the
Bluffs to spend a Few days.