The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-04-16
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The church was crowded Saturday
evening. The program given was one
Of the best ones that has been given
in the town. There were a number OF
pleasing selections of music. Arion
mas quite good deal OF talent for sc
small place and every part was
we'll taken. The program was assisted
by Miss Genevieve Dow, OF Dow City
who sang two beautiful solos and the
evening closed with a business carni
val. Twenty young ladies were ap
propriately dressed to represent bust
ness interests and as they came on the
stage appropriate rhymes We're recit.
ed by Mrs. Underwood. The evening
closed with a we'll deserved tribute
to Mrs. Bowers.
Mrs. John Turnlund and daughter,
Eileen, We're in Denison for dental
work Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Conroy and son, Martin,
were Denison visitors Monday.
Earl kepford has returned from his
trip to Florida and says that the eli
mate there is fine, but that Crawford
county farm land looks better than
ever IN comparison with the southern
state.
Miss Bertha Lewis, of Council Bluffs
was up Sunday calling on friends.
Otis Nelson was an Omaha visitor
Monday.
Miss Ollie Lee went to Kenwood on
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Jay
kevan.
Mrs. John Blackman has been in
poor health for some time and under
went an operation last week. She is
getting along nicely and it is hoped
that her heath will be restored.
M. A. Parmentier came from Spirit
Lake Monday and went out to his
daughters, Mrs. Alfred Lentz, for a
visit.
Mrs. Ancil Clark called upon Mrs.
Henry Galland Thursday afternoon.
VIM. Griffin has been in Omaha for
the past week and Delbert Lee has
charge of the pool hall during his alb
Sence.
Mrs. V. Talcott entertained Mrs.
Bowers and granddaughter, Rena
Horribly, and her nieces, Ferne and
Stella Butler, at Sunday dinner.
Mrs. Mary Dodge and daughter,
Mrs. Servoss, OF Denison, visited Ari-
on relatives Sunday.
Robert Wingrove and Ward Town
were Omaha visitors Saturday.
The Royal Neighbors lodge held a
meeting at Mrs. Marr's Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Ollie Fox visited Arion friends
last week.
Miss Marie Denison is teaching the
Wingrove school this spring.
Newt Lee has gone out to move a
school house south of Buck Grove. 1t
was torn from the foundation and 9TH
erwise damaged by the cyclone and
considerable work will be necessary
to repair it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Nelson and chill
dren were out to Ward TONNES Sun
day and also called at Geo. Talcott's.
Mrs. Jennie Winters was in Dow
City Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Brown.
A baking contest was held at A. A.
Conrad's store Saturday afternoon.
There We're SO many nice loaves of
bread that it was hard for the judges
to make decision. The first prize
was given to Mrs. Bert Whited, Mrs.
Sol Miller gained the second prize and
Mrs. John Turnlund the third prize.
VIM. MARI was home to spend Sun
day with his family.
Russell Conrad has returned to
Carroll after a visit with his father,
A. A. Conrad.
Louis Carroll has returned to Den
ison, where he is attending school, az
ter the spring vacation spent at his
home here.
Mrs. Trip and granddaughter,
Nellie Bolton, came down Saturday
afternoon from Denison and report
that Mr.. Trip is just little better.