The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-02-05

spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week in Sioux City and while there
were guests at the home of Mrs. Edith
Baker.
r. w. Houston was a business visit
or last week Tuesday in Omaha.
Several from here attended the fun
era of Mrs Barbara Kleeb in Gal
lands Grove Thursday.
The Dow City Dramatic club are
at work on a new play and rehearsals
have already begun. The scene is
laid in New York State and we are re-
liably informed that this play will
equal any that this club have given
in the past two years. The play car
ries eight characters, three females
and five. male. o. ]. Judd is the di-
rector and that means the best there
is in the play will be brought out. He
is certainly an artist in his line.
Mrs. Joe Stepanek was hostess last
Saturday night to the Sunshine club
at her pleasant country home. A num-
Der of other guests were present and
spent most enjoyable evening with
cards. All enjoyed the delicious lur
cheon Mrs. Stepanek and her daugh-
ters served.
Mrs. Mary Keehner, who is visiting
here at the Randel home, spent
couple of days last week in Omaha,
the guest of friends.
The high school pupils are prepar-
ing an operetta to be presented to
the public next week Thursday night
in Smiths hail.
The dance given by the Dancing
club last Friday night was we'll at
tended considering the night was SO
disagreeable and the music was as
much enjoyed as on former occasions.
| The Kiger orchestra certainly fur
nishes good music.
| The Friday club was delightfully."-
entertained last Friday afternoon al
the commodious home Of their mem
Der, Mrs. r. w. Houston. The after
noon was one round OF pleasure. At
o'clock the husbands of the members
came and all sat do n to a feast, and
we are safe in saying that every per-
son ate to their hearts content. The
evenings pleasures were increased
by vocal and instrumental music. Ali
spent most delightful evening which
will long be remembered by those
present. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. c.. l.. Rudd on Febru-
airy 18th.
The Priscilla club held their annual
banquet last Wednesday evening, ut
which time the members and their
husbands gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain to OBJ
serve their anniversary. Tables were
arranged throughout the rooms and
covers were laid for forty-eight per
sons. Promptly at o'clock the guests
were seated and the feast began, de-
licious roast turkey being piece de re-
sistance. Three courses were served.
The tables were pretty indeed with
decorations of flowers and with cut
glass and silver shining. After the
supper was concluded came the init
iations of three new men who had
never before attended this annual
affair, namely: DR.. Potter, Dr. Rowe
and Curley Alexander. The first two
stod the ordeal well, but we are told
that the last mentioned nearly sue
cumbed. He has about recovered his
equilibrium at this writing, however,
and assures the Priscilla ladies that
he hopes to attend the next annual
affair year hence. All present were
unanimous in their decision that this
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this nature that this club has at
tempted.
Mrs. J. F. Rudd spent few days
last week in Sioux City, a guest Of
her daughters, who reside there.
DR.. Gaffey, formerly of Arion, but
now of Hawarden, was renewing for
mer acquaintance here one day last
week. We are told that the doctor
contemplates locating at Dunlap.
Mrs. S. E. Rudd, who has been Wis
iting her brother, L. E. Mcbride, re-
turned to Denison Wednesday. Mrs.
Mcbride accompanied her for a visit
at the w. N. Mcbride home.
| l. A. Anderson, the druggist who
had branch store at Arion with DR..
]. Knowles in charge, went to that
place last week and moved the stock
here, DR.. Knowles going to another
location to open store of his own.
DR.. Toon, who was hutr alst week
in runaway, is getting along as well
as can be expected. He still carries
Stock Shipments.