The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

lreturn from visit in Redfield, S. d.
Mrs. Jay Ahart played the part Q
hostess to the j. B. G.'s Saturday, in
Guiding number of friends. socia
conversation, fancy work, ETC., pleas
antly whiled away the hours until lun
cheon time when all were treated to :
most delicious MENU The guests re
paired to their respective homes pro
nouncing the occasion very delight
Iful one Out of town guests were Mrs
r. A. Werlich, Of IGarlham; Mrs. Leslie
Helm, of Dunlap, and Miss Donna But
| Ter, of Arion.
A ball game was staged on the home
grounds Sunday morning between ar
Arion team and picked up team OF
Dow City. The latter won by a score
of to 5.
Mrs. S. T.. Goddard disposed of her
household goods at public auction Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. Goddard and
son, Ebert, are leaving the middle OF
the week for their new home in Los
Angeles. Calf.
d. W.. Pierce and wife We're down
from Denison during the week and Wis
tied at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Frank McHenry.
Mrs. Fred Coleman and son, Wen
dali, returned the early part of the past
week from pleasant visit of some
two weeks with relatives at Carson.
Mrs. George Ahart and son, Donald,
came up from Council Bluffs Wednes-
day for visit at the julius Ahart
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mcdonald and
Frank Binnall and son, Ralph, went TO
Pierson Friday to spend few days
at the home of Mr. Binnall's son. DR..
Bryce Binnall, and wife and to help
4l.51 1,l, fa firSf wedding
niversary.
Zeph Fienhold and son, Charles,
spent some time the past week on "A
fishing expedition at divers lake.
Mrs. J. p. Goodman and the girls OF
her Sunday school class picnicked IN
the Enos Cross grove Saturday A
number of the girls of Miss Florence
Miller's class, known as the Willing
Workers, were also invited to enjoy the
festivities of the day. Baskets OF
eatables were taken and a picnic feast
designed for the needs OF the company
was spread at the noon hour: The re-
n1aipder Of the time was devoted to
rambling about the woods.
Mrs. Emery Shissler and two young
err daughters left Thursday for their
home in Waterloo, following visit OF
nearly two weeks with her mother.
Mrs. Jane Wood, and at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. c.. l.. Rudd. Her eld-
est daughter, Dorothy, went down to
Omaha for a visit with the J. p. Riddle
family before returning home.
Mrs. f. c. Howorth and daughter.
Kathryn Lou, returned Saturday from
a two weeks 'sojourn at Hot Springs.
S. d., where the former had been 1or
the benefit of her health.
John Cameron came from Lake view.
last week for a visit at the home OF his
uncle, j. N. Bell.
Ben Houston and wife. who have
been occupying the residence owned
BY his sister, Mrs. George Dillenberger.
vacated it last week and have moved
their household goods to the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Clara Wilder, near
Miss Lulu Crandall is reported as
having been on the sick list the past
week, but is better now.
Levi Igou was an arrival Friday
from Wayne. Neb., for an extended
sojourn at the home of his son, George
Igou, and family ;,
Mr.. and Mrs. james McBrlde ana
children were over from Defiance Sat
urday and visited at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. 9. Wlggins.
Their daughter, Miss Helen Mcbride,
who is still in the Nicholas Sem hospi-
tai at Omaha where she has been for
several weeks, is now improving NICE
ly.aiB ~,
The Standard Bearers will meet FRI
day evening at the home OF MISS sal
bel Scott, h Everyone is invited espe-
cially the young folks:
Will petit returned Friday from Oma
ha where he had been undergoing
medical treatments.