The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-29
Dou CITY.

Thursday for few days visit with
relatives. He had been at Logan to
see his son Oliver.
Chas. Grant and wife. who now
lives in South Dakota. spent a few
days this week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
V. Vaughn.
Mrs. |. L. Trip moved to Omaha
last week. where her son Lee is
working. Marjorie and Vera stayed
with friends until after the common
cement exercises. Vance went to
Perry on Monday to visit an uncle,
and went from there to Omaha. The
family will be greatly missed as they
have numerous friends here.
E. w. Bruner came home last
Wednesday and spent the remainder
of the week with his family.
Mrs. Roy Parker and brother Foster
Baker came down from Sioux City
last week. to visit relatives. Foster.
unfortunately was taken sick with
the measles, so was unable to enjoy
his visit.
Myrtle Newman. who for four
years has been the assistant princi-
pal of our High School. has accepted
position as teacher at Muskegee.
Okla. Tie position was offered her
without her having made application
for it. and though we are sorry to
lose her from our midst. yet we con-
graduate her as the position is a bet
ter one than she now has. Miss New
man is a young lady with sterling
qualities. and her work here has prov
en- her to be thorough ard compe-
tent instructor. She will be greatly
missed in the social circles as we'll.
The High School presented her with
gold clock Friday morning. showing
their appreciation of her untiring
efforts to aid them in getting their
education. Lola Fishel made very
pretty speech in presenting it. No
one has yet been elected to fill the
vacancy made by Miss Newmans'
resignation.
A mass meeting was held Tuesday
evening and it was decided that Dow
City will celebrate. All the COM
mittees were appointed. so that moth
ing may be undone, which would tend
to make the day grand success. w.
E. Fishel was chosen as president of
the day and S. A. Dow as marshal
Last week was one full of good
things here in Dow City.
Wednesday evening at the Opera
house the Seniors assisted by the
Juniors put on the class play. The
house was crowded. and still the floor
didn't give way. and all We're pleased.
Thursday evening at the Methodist
church was the class exercises. when
all who had a part did we'll. AS
some have expressed themselves thus
ly: If asked who did the best won Id
have to say '.all, y AS is always the
case for an occasion of this kind
the church and league room were
| packed TO over moving.
On Friday night occurred the best
of all. and as on the night before, the
church was packed to hear he lecture
on Spenders by the great and renown-
ed lecturer. Edward Amherst Otto
for about two hours he held the large
audience spell bound. After the lee
ture the President of the school
board. Mr.. C. Butterworth in a few
we'll chosen remarks. presented the
diplomas to those who had graduated
from our school. The graduates are
Hugh Butterworth. Merton Thomas.
Nettie Wiley. Grace Poitevin. Alfred
Gloe Daisy Robinson. Winnie Rudd.
Lola Flshel, Nellie Mcdonald. Fred
Glassburner and jaw Field. Miss
Allie Sewell favored us with two
solos which were we'll received and
the Misses Winnie and Mildred Rudd
sang duet which was fine. And now
we want to say that we are all proud
of our school and think their is nc
better school in old Crawford county.
Mrs. C. Butterworth entertained
the graduates and teachers at a $50
luncheon Saturday evening.
Monday evening the Juniors enter
tanned the graduates at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.. Wore west OF
town.
The Memorial services Sunday al
the Methodist church were not large
ly attended on account of the weather.
but those who were out heard gooc
sermon from the Rev. C. E. Butter
worth.
The L. D. S. held conference III
Dow City beginning last Friday. anc
closing Sunday night. There were
quite a number from abroad in at.
tendance.
Postmaster Virgins was all smiles
and grins Monday over the arrival u
a little boy at the home of his daugh
ter Mrs. James Mcbride near Defiance