The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-12-28
DOW CITY.
returned.

Monday of last week there was born
TO Mrs. d. G. Howorth a fine baby
boy. He is a lusty, robust youngster
and all hope he may be spared to be
a great comfort to his mother.
Mrs. G.. w. Langley returned home
Tuesday afternoon from Nevada, Ia,
where she had been called by the seri-
GUS illness of a relative, who is con-
yalescing. She was absent about two
weeks.
Miss Rita Odell, who is teaching in
the schools of Hawkeye, Iowa, came
Saturday to spend the holiday vaca-
ton with the home folks, but she only
has a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Isaac Bixler spent part of last
week near Denison at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Saxton.
Ed Ahart is spending couple OF
weeks with friends in North Dakota.
Born, Tuesday of last week, to Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Renfrow, a nice baby
girl.
Mrs. Rene Harrington, of Ports
mouth, was a recent visitor at the
home of Mrs. Art S. Randel.
Morris Wilder and Fred Glassburn-
er are spending the holiday vacation
with the home folks. They are at
tending the agricultural college at
Ames, where they are doing good
work.
Mrs. P. j. Hallowell has gone to
Red Oak to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Garfield Rule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Logsdon
have returned from very pleasant
visit with relatives at MarshalltoWn.
Miss Pearl Clark was visiting with
friends in Omaha last week.
Jay Baber came Friday from Ne
braska to spend a few days at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Sarah D.,
Baber.
Tuesday evening of last week the
friends of Mrs. w. e. Dow gave her a
birthday surprise party. Light re-
freshments were served and nice
social evening was spent. A pretty
bon-bon dish was left her as remind
er Of the occasion.
O. B. Petersen came down from
Ames Saturday evening to spend a
few days with relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Rudd received
dispatch last week stating that on
married to Miss Althea Wiley. They
are both so well and favorably known
here that they need no comment. They
were both born and raised in this
community and have host OF rela'
tives and friends who will rejoice at
their happy marriage. They will re-
side at Renwick, Wash, where Ross
has been holding a position for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Butts went down
to Council Bluffs Saturday to spend a
few days at the home of their daugh
ter, Mrs. Fred Hendricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Green and fam
lily are visiting relatives in this vicin
ity.
Miss Mildred Butterworth has re
turned home from st. Louis, where
she has been taking a special course
in music.
The Misses Laura and Rozalis
Scott went over to Manila to spent
Christmas with their friend, Mis-:
Cora Macumber.
p. J. Hallowel was down to Oma
ha Wednesday having his eyes treat
ed.
| Miss DcsoSlc bullcl, wiz Sittt u
; ated from a business college in Sal
: Lake City, has come back to Dow Cit.
to visit with relatives.
: Miss Bernice Alexander, who i
= taking a business course at Omaha
came home to spend Christmas. Sh
also enjoyed visit from a couple o
her lady friends.
The Christmas entertainments a
the churches were good and well al
tended. At the Baptist church Fri
day evening short program was vel
, rendered and nice treat for the Sun
day school pupils and their friend
was enjoyed. The Methodist an
Latter Day Saints had their exercise
Saturday evening. The trees wer
nice and there was plenty Of cand
and nuts for all and many presents
d. f.. BremSer, we are told, sent t
the Methodist Santa Claus a bushe
basket of toys, also bushel baske
, of dolls for distribution. Both of TIL
schools had good programs well rel
dered and all report good time.
J. H. Killion and family went t
Denison to spend Christmas with re
atives.
The basement under the drug stcr
will be fitted up for the headquarter
and reading room for the boy scout!
Anyone having books, pictures, games
magazines or anything that will bel
r TO fix up the place will be thanke
by the committee for sending same.
Mr.. G. w. Huntington returned o
Thursday from a visit to his sIstel
who lives in Kansas. He reports
, good time, but diseagreeable, storm
: weather down there.
: Raymond ButterWorth, who is a
: tending Graceland college at Lamon
! Iowa, is home for the holiday vacs
ton.
| Nj. and Mrs. r. l.. Clark were r.
cent visitors with relatives at Siou
a City.
! Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Huff We're Ii
l. from Woodbine to spend Christina
+ with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WIN
o Galland.
= Miss Grace SWatman went down I
Omaha Friday, returning Saturday.
K Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. Curtis an
e daughter, Martha of Missouri Vale.
: we're Christmas guests in Dow City.
Morris Reuben is here from Oriai