The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-05-03

DOW CITY ITEMS.
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MI. ana mrs. WOOdfOrd JODe started
for their new home at Grand Island
Wednesday of last week.
Last week Tuesday quite number
of young friends of Miss Inez Hal
lowell came to the Hallowell home tC
participate in an apron shower fol
Miss Inez, who leaves for st. Louis
TO begin her work there the first OF
May. Zach apron will serve as a
pleasant reminder OF the delightful
afternoon with her friends at the old
home in Iowa.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety held a tea last Thursday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. Joe Hallow
ell. The doings were announced for
Wednesday, but were postponed to
the following day on account of the
Indictment weather. A good crowd
was in attendance.
Mrs. Charley Sterrett and Mrs. Hen
~ Galland were down from Arion
Friday and spent the day with
friends
Mrs. August Mesenbrink and son
came down from Denison Saturday
for = short visit with relatives.
The Omeara families visited at Buck
Grove Sunday.
There. were many down from AriOn
Saturday night to attend the last show
given by the HOrner company, and
helped to make up a full house for
them.
Mrs. Reuben and nephew are here
from Omaha for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Lazerus.
Miss Kizzie Shaw returned Monday
to her work at Denison after visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. Emah Kellogg. of Dallas Cen
ter, Iowa, spoke in the Methodist
church last Sunday morning as sched
uled The address from beginning to
i've She told clearly and concisely
the work and plans O. the Woman's
Home Missionary society and what
they wished to accomplish. The
thank Offering was taken at the close
of the address and amounted to $50.
Miss Ida Waterhouse returned from
Dunlap Sunday, where she had been
for the past ten days on account of
illness. Miss Mildred Butterworth
taught her school during her absence.
Miss Mae Randel was a weekend
visitor with her parents here. She
returned to her school near Dunlap
Sunday afternoon.
Willis Virgins and family visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Crit
fin. near Buck Grove, Sunday.
Grace HoWorth returned last week
from a three months visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Fred Butler, at Lewiston,
Idaho. Grace looks as if the western
climate agreed with her.
Dow City is up to her old tricks
again and is supporting contagious
disease-the diagnosis says smallpox
and the victim is Joe McColl. He
was boarding at Will Jordan's at the
time he was quarantined, but has been
removed to his own home and nurse
is attending him. " '"1. =
Mrs. McColl and Opal have been
called home from Colorado and have
arrived. Opal's health has greatly i'm
proved while living in the west.
Grin Judd started Thursday on a
trip that includes visit with his
father, B. F.. Judd, at Wathena, Kan,
and also with Mrs. Judd'S relatives in
Washington.
Report says that Prof. G. c. Bunch
has been elected to the principalship
of the Monona public schools and that
he has accepted the place. Mrs.
Bunch has also been elected to the
position as second primary teacher
in the same school. Mrs. Bunch was
a former teacher in this school and
it certainly speaks well of her as a
teacher. We can assure MOnona that
Mr.. Bunch is we'll qualified to take
charge of their school and we all wish
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunch success in their
place.
Mrs. O. J. Judd was an Omaha Wis
itor Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Romanau Wight, who was very
sick last week, is convalescent.
Quite number from here went
down to Carroll last week Wednesday
to be present at the celebration of the
ninety second anniversary of the |. q.
O. F.. They report very enjoyable
and profitable time. They returned
Thursday.
We failed to mention in our item
last week in regard to the election OF
teachers for the public schools that
Miss Helen Hayes was reelected to
her position in the high school.
And still it continues! Last week
Tuesday some parties tried to rob
house car on the Northwestern siding
here, which is occupied by Greek day
laborers. Chloroform was used and
several of the Greeks were overcome
by it when others were aroused and
the would-be robbers were frightened
away. If anyone wants to avoid trou-
BILE it would be we'll to stay away from
the vicinity of the Greeks car after
dark.
E. J. Lebeck is substituting as oper-
ator here at the l. C. depot while o..
]. Judd is away.
Mrs. George Fritz has returned from
a three weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Gordon, Newman's Grove
and Nickerson, Neb.
The Bible Study class met this week
at H. B. Seeley's home.
The nurse who has been attending
Vernon Keairnes has returned to her
home at Omaha.
Miss Lulu Saul, of Denison, visited
over Sunday with her friend, Miss
Grace Thomas.
Miss Vesta Riddle carried Off the
grand prize at the show Saturday