The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-24
The Reviews Dow City Department.

OTueFa VI Illc nIl6ulS VI Luc VII MOOu.
Men from several other towns along
the line hoped to swell the crowd and
altogether it was a jolly assembly
that met with the Mooners. We are
told that one man was selected from
last Friday afternoon. Quite number
others looked on. Charley Miller was
the fortunate GU one from Dow City
and he took his medicine with good
grace. This order is a booster for
good roads, good times and anything
else on the good list
The RebekahS were busy again last
Wednesday night working with some
candidates, after which a two course
lunch was served. They hold install
lation of officers the next meeting
night.
Miss Mabel Cole had a Christmas
tree and program at her school, two
and one half miles southwest of town
last Friday afternoon. quite number
of visitors were present to witness
the efforts of the pupils, and they
were much pleased with the entire
was unloaded of it's gifts and the wee
tots as we'll as the larger were de-
lighted at this procedure. After the
depths of the Christmas boxes had
been explored goodbyes, with many
expressions of merry Christmas" be-
tween pupils and teacher were offered.
Mr.. and Mrs. ..arl Green are down
from Vail helping to care for Mrs.
Arthur Cook who was so painfully
hurt Friday night
Miss Lucy Healy was taken to the
home of her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Healey, where it is hoped that the
pleasant, cheerful surroundings may
be conducive to an early recovery
from ner hlness.
Choruses" were especially fine as
The dancing club here have arrang-
ed for another of their fine dances
for Christmas night, with the Frank
Kiger orchestra to furnish the music.
A number from this vicinity are
ding which takes place at the Fox
family home north Of Arion on Christ
mas day at p. m.
Miss Inez Hallowell is expected
this week from ST. Louis to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Hallowell.
Mrs. John Edwards Sr. returned
Wednesday from visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Dave McAlister of
DenisOn.
Mrs. Wiley Kuykendall departed
Saturday for Woodbine where she will
visit her daughter. Mrs. Inez Reno,
after which she will go to Nebraska
to spend the remainder of the winter
with sister.
Showed Thompson has been quite
under the weather recently.
Mrs. p G.. Houston, who lives south
west of town and has been SO serious
" i'll for some time, is reported as
being improved.
Henry Crist came in from Platte
S. D. Monday to attend to some bus
mess affairs and visit former friends.
Miss Ruby Baber went to Denison
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. o.
B. Petersen for few days.
E. S. Miles, the honey man, was
up from Dunlap last Thursday with
a big lot of extracted honey for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley went Tues
day to new Hampton to spend Christ
mas with their friends, Dr. and Mrs.
F. A. Dandel.
Mrs. w. e. Fishel and daughter.
Miss Lola, We're attending to some
Christmas shoppers among the big
stores at Omaha last Wednesday.
Misses Emma and Ella Anderson
returned Saturday from visit with
friends in Denison.
Mrs. l.. e. Mcbride and Raymond
Butterworth were helping in the d. E.
Bremeser store Saturday to help take
care of the Christmas rush. Miss
Hilda Turnland was assisting at Her
mans store.
Mrs. Bert Thompson returned on
Wednesday after several days visit
at the William Smith home.
Mrs. Calvin Kuykendall and two
sons came last week from Tulso Okla.
and are staying at the d. E. Miller
home. They expect to make this
place their future home, and hope to
be able to secure house at an early
date. This family were former res
idents here and many friends will
be delighted to know that they expect
to reside here permanently.
Mrs. F.. e. Butler and two sons start
ed on their return trip last Thursday
to their home at Lewiston, Ida. Her
brother, John --oworth, accompanied
them as far as Omaha.
Mrs. Fred Johnson invited in num-
Der of little friends of her brother,
Faye Clifton that they might help him
celebrate his birthday. Games were
played and right merry time was
had. Lunch was served.
Miss Elizabeth Ahart came down
from Denison Thursday to visit rel
atives in this vicinity for several
weeks.
Mrs. Meredith and daughter, Wilma
departed Sunday for their home at
Eureka Springs, Ark. after an ex-
tended visit here with friends. Miss
Elsie Randall accompanied her and
will spend some time at that popular
health resort.
Will Clark Jr. has returned from
Woodstock, MINI. where he attended
the wedding of a friend.
The Chris Gloe family of Dell Rap
ids, S. D., who were here to attend
the Kepford-Gloe nuptials Thursday,
visited the latter part of the week in
town here with friends