The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-06-26

spent pleasant evening. These soc
ial affairs certainly are "ties tina
? bind"
Mrs. Henry Bell was hostess to the
! Priscilla club last Thursday after
noon and goodly number of the clul
was present to enjoy the afternoon il
this hospitable home. The fine lunch
which Mrs. Bell and her daughter
served was special feature.
The Friday club and party of in
vited guests numbering about fifty
persons all told, went out to Enos
Cross grove last Sunday for picnic
dinner. Everyone came with well
filled baskets and the dinner, consist
ing of the innumerable good things
that go to make up dandy picnic
dinner, was hugely enjoyed. Every
| one ate to their hearts content and
there was enough left to feed fully as
many more The only incident that
occurred to mar the days pleasure
was the sudden illness that seized
little Irene Riley. She was placed in
an auto and hurriedly brought to the
doctor, who administered to her needs
and she was taken home. She is re-
ported as being much better at this
writing.
The little Lightbearers and Kings
Heralds held their annual meeting at
the NJ. E. church last Wednesday at
ternoon. After several good talks Civ
en- by Rev. Stephen, Mrs. r. B. Smith
and others, refreshments were served.
w. B. Mcdonald has been consid-
erably under the weather for the past
week.
Mrs. Caroline Reynolds spent Sun
day at the home of her son, George,
in Arion.
w. c. Rolls and family and James
Baber and family autoed to Dunlap on
Sunday to spend the day with rela-
tives
Mrs. w. E. Fishel went to Council
Bluffs Tuesday, at which place she
is to undergo a minor operation.
Mrs. Frances McSorley and two
children came over from Manila on
Sunday for a short visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Clarence O'Meara, returning
home Monday.
church services at Buck Grove Sunday
and spent the remainder of the day
visiting relatives.
Misses Nellie and Gladys Welch
and Mrs. Thomas White, Jr., of Buck
Grove, visited at the Clarence
O'Meara home Monday.
Miss Gladys Turnlund, of Council
Bluffs, and Ellen Turnlund, of Arion,,
were visitor at the Grandpa and
Grandma Turnlund home last week.
Miss Eva Sheldon is here for visit
with her young friends. Her home
is in Cameron, Mo- After two or three
weeks she expects to go to Chero-
kee to- visit relatives.
Mrs. George Rule, Su. is expecting
her niece, Mrs. Pike, and two daugh-
tiers, of Clinton, to arrive soou for a
visit.
Miss Agnes Goddard spent Sunday
in the country with her friend, Helen
Bell.
Mrs. Msnk Riley went. this tues
dayo morning to Council Bluffs, where
her daughter, Irene, will undergo an
operation. f0H the removal of aden
oids!.
Earl Morrison had the misfortune
to lose a. valuable young driving
horse; last week
Substitute Tommy Mccullough car
ried the mail ON route l Monday and
Tuesday while the regular carrier,
Mark Riley, IVES in Omaha.
Mrs.. Allen ESaworth and Miss Wv
ian ShIrn wenR in Denisom Wednes-
day shopping and visiting friends.
Mrs. Adolph. Stepanek returned on
Sunday from Crete, Neb., where she
had bean visiting her parents.
Jack Ahart sent three cars OF stock
~, dow 10Th
Everything iB moving right along
toward the making OF fine old cele-
bration here, and we are sure OF a
rousing, big time it the weather man
is on his good behavior. If any one
is in daubt as to where to celebrate,
we Offer this suggestion: DON'T over
look Dow City.
There was a meeting of the chau-
tauqua promoters last week. and at
fairs are beginning to assume definite
proportions. The pledge of tickets
has begun and is being handled in
thorough and competent manner and
everyone seems to want to be counted
in, 1t is sure to be SUCCESS for
DOW City never does anything by
halves.
-
rived Monday evening for visit with
mother, Mrs. Jane Wood. and other
relatives.
Robert and Burton Houston came
Monday TO Dow City FROM Glendale,
Ari. Their parents, Mn: and Mrs.
Dave Houston, stopped in Omaha for
day and arrived here Tuesday. They
expect to visit here several weeks and
may decide to locate here permanent
ly, having recently traded their prop
erty interests in Arizona for Iowa
land.
Mrs. L. D. Smith and children de-
parted Monday for their home 1T
| Creighton, Neb., after a two weeks
visit with relatives here.
| Mrs. A. H. Cook is reported SICK
with pneumonia. We are told that
trained nurse has been secured to
wait on her.
One of the families occupying the
rooms over the bakery has moved to
Mrs. Wheelwrights house in the east