The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-08

from Omaha Saturday to spend few
days at the Alexander home. Miss
Bernice is taking course in bust
ness college and the instructors speak
very highly of her progress and abil-
lily.
| The pupils of the second primary
and intermediate grades will give
public program in Smiths opera house
Friday evening, March 10th, commenc-
ling at eight o'clock. Admission l5c
The grammar grade will assist by CIV
ling one number. The proceeds Will
be used for the benefit of these grades.
This is sure to be another good even
| ing's entertainment as the Dow City
schools never undertake anything that
they can't do right. Everybody come.
At the covenant and business meet
ling of the Baptist church last Satur-
day afternoon the pastor, Rev. }. j..
Place, resigned his passionate to take
effect Immediately. He has had the
care of this charge for two years and
the attendance has increased consld-
erably. He preached his farewell SER
mon last Sunday. We have not been
informed as to what he expects to do.
but friends here will wish them health
and success wherever they may go.
Last Monday many of the rural
schools were closed on account OF
school meetings.
Mamie Glassburner went to Lake
City last week and will probably be
gone month or more.
Uncle Chas. Holcomb started Sun
day for Clay Center, Neb., where he
\ will 1,,or1y 1,,riro 40 cOnn,1ar
J. H. Miller was business visitor
at Dunlap last Tuesday.
| Mrs. Thomas Rae is very sick at
the present writing.
Mrs. Eva Skillman has returned
from Omaha. where she has worked
for the past two months.
Three of Martin Weilands girls are
down with pneumonia and Mrs.
Maude Carroll OF AriOn, is taking care
of them. They are reported as doing
nicely at present.
J. N. Leslie started to Oakdale, Neb.,
Friday evening, where he will farm the
coming season. He went with the car
of stock and implements and the fam
lily will leave for there in day OF
two. His son, Ordie, and family 60
with them.
Mrs. Mary Spence, who has beer
very ill, is reported better
Mrs. D. E. BremSer entertained the
G. H. C.'s at her pleasant home las
Saturday A number of invited guests
. were also present. A delicious two
course luncheon was served.
The Priscillas met last Thursda!
with Mrs. O. J. Judd and delightful
time is reported Mrs. Judd serve'
nice lunch to her guests, which wa
much enjoyed.
Mrs. Nettie Bramhall came Thurs
:. day from Des Moines to help care TO
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Rae.
Patsy Roy visited his parents her
Friday. Patsy has just returned fror
trip to Texas and gives glowing al
+ counts of the country.
i Miss Elsie Randel came up frOl
Omaha and spent Sunday with he
}. parents.
= Vernon Carr came down from Del
g ison Saturday.
II Mott McHenry's are moving back
the farm this week.
. Miss Mae Randel is home from
\ weeks visit with friends at Dunlap
Grandma Griffin is confined to he
. bed as the result of fall. She is pas
q 80 years of age, and her recovery wi
' undoubtedly be slow. All hope, hoy
,. lever, that she may be restored to he
;, usual health as speedily as possible
: S. J. Woodruff and wife came u
6 from Omaha for an over-Sunday Wis
: with relatives.
G Mrs. John Turnlund and two daugl
n tiers, of Arion, spent Saturday at tn
f A. P. Turnlund home.
: Will Jordan made business tri
G to Vail one day last week.
:, At a meeting of the board OF healt
,, Saturday evening steps were taken
- guard against an epidemic of scarle
), fever. So far no cases have appeare
in town.