The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-22

at that place, and came home with
another feather in their cap, having
won the game by score of about IL
to s.
Mr.. Harvey Cole, of Thurman, was
| in town last week to see his brother
Israel Cole.
| Miss Ramsey, the nurse, is here
again from Omaha, this time coming
for one of Martin Weilands boys, who
is i'll with erysipelas.
Miss Emma Jones. of Oberlin, o..
who was elected to position in our
high school, did not accept the posi-
ton, and at the meeting of the board
last week a Miss Oslund, graduate
of the tSate Teachers conege at Cedar
Falls, was elected to the place, but we
are not informed as to whether she
has accepted.
The Friday club and number of
other guests were entertained last
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Enos Cross in the country. A delight
full afternoon was spent and all heart
lily enjoyed the delicious two-course
lunch Mrs. Cross served.
Bern Blair stopped off at Dow City
for few days visit with former
friends while on his way from Park
ersburg, where he visited his brother,
to his home in Kanses. Bern hasn't
been here for several years, but he
looks natural and says he is delighted
to meet his former acquaintance. Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Crandall entertained
Monday in his honor about forty of his
friends. Refreshments were served.
Miss Grace Schlumbergers piano
pupils gave a public recital at the NJ.
E. church last Friday evening to the
enjoyment of a full house that had
gathered to witness it. Twenty-Five
numbers were given, the class rang
ing from beginners to advanced pup
lis. Each one did excellent work and
showed that careful instruction had
been given. Miss Schlumberger's pup
lis are all very enthusiastic over her
method of instruction and the parents
of these pupils are pleased indeed to
see the splendid progress their chill
dren are making under her tutilage.
She must have been greatly en-
couraged by the size Of the assemb-
lage and by the rapt attention given
each performer and the encores so
freely given. The recital was a huge
success.
Ar aggregation of baseball players
of the smaller size came down from
Denison Saturday to meet our second
nine.
The concert given by the NJ. E.
choir will be held next Friday even
ing, May Oath, at 8 p. m, at the M. E.
church. You'll certainly miss some
thing fine if you are not present.
An aggregation of ball players
of the smaller size came down from
Denison Saturday to meet and defeat
the second nine
The concert given by the NJ. E.
choir will be held next Friday even
ing, May Oath, at p. M, at the NJ.
e. church. You'll certainly miss
something if you are not present.
Blume Bros. shipped several cars
of cattle to Chicago Saturday night.
Mrs. Stephen and son, Byron, were
Omaha visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Dobson, of Deloit, spent a
couple of days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. A. H. Rudd.
Miss Anna Wells conducted the
services at the M. E. church last Sun
day morning in the interests of the
w. F. NJ. S. She gave splendid ad-
dress on foreign missions, after which
the annual thank offering was taken,
the sum realized being $S4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Pearsall went
Saturday to the country and spent
Mrs. James Pearsall, Sr.
The juniors entertained the seniors
last Wednesday evening at the home
of Florence Stepanek. Although not
6 large crowd was present, most
delightful evening was spent. Light
were served.
Miss Mildred Virgins entertained |
last Tuesday evening in honor of the |
Misses Hayes and Mendonsa. The
evening was spent with Kensington
and social chat. Dainty refreshments
rounded out the evenings pleasures.
About thirty-five were present.
Misses Ellen. Agnes and Lois Cod
dard delightfully."- entertained the SEN
iors and teachers at their pleasant
home last Saturday evening. Games
and social conversation were the prin-
cipal numbers on the program. In a
SOuICSI VI l0LlOuo
Miss Helen Hayes won the grand
prize, cute little picture, and Eta
Stepanek the consolation prize, stick
Of candy A delicious three-course
lunch was served.
Last Saturday evening, May 18th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dybdal, who re-
side mile south of town, were at
home to their friends, the occasion
being the twenty-fifth anniversary of
heir marriage. About fifty-five per-
sons responded to the invitations and
each felt amply repaid in their efforts
% attend, for most delightful time
vas enjoyed. Dancing was the order
If the evening. Many beautiful pieces
If silver were given to Mr.. and Mrs.
)ybdal, ample proof of the esteem in
which this worthy couple is held Mr..
md Mrs. Peter Dybdal were both born ,
n Denmark, he in 1856 and she in !!
S64. They spent their childhood in
heir native land, Mr.. Dybdal coming :
o America in 1879, his wife, then
Hiss Anna Henrichson, arriving in
he year 1884. On May 10, 1887, they
'ere united in marriage at Chicago, i
nd continued to reside there until l