The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-10
Dow City Department By Mr. s;.n.,,

ess on Saturday to the Priscilla clu
and number of guests. The after
noon was devoted to fancy work an,
sociability. A tempting menu, whicl
found favor with all, was served. Mrs
Hiatt Misses McChesney and Herk
liner, all Of Chicago, and Mrs. Olli
Talcott, of Wagner; S. d., were out O
town guests.
The All Nation baseball club ap
pcared here June I'd, as scheduled.
was to be regretted that the day wal
so showcry as to put the diamond il
poor shape. Our boys were in goot
form, however, and considering tina
this was their first game since organ
izing. they did excellent work and VI
to the last inning held the visitors t,
one score. In the last half the visit
ors perked up pretty lively and mad,
the score read 4 to 0. They wen
from here to Woodbine, where the,
played Wednesday.
Word from Rev. Joseph Stephen
who is at Excelsior Springs, Mo-, il
hopes of benefiting his health, says
that he is improving, fact that his
numerous friends will be glad to note
He will probably not return here thi:
week as was at first the intention, blu,
remain there for longer period.
Miss Bernice Alexander has return
cd to Omaha to resume her work as
stenographer after two weeks vaca
ton spent with relatives.
The Golden Hour club met last Fri.
day with Mrs. G. M. Goddard. A
goodly number Of the club besides sew
eral invited guests were present and
toothsome lunch was served.
Miss Viola Sturgeon came recently
from her home at Glidden to make an
extended visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Fred Baber.
Mesdames e. N. Chamberlain, w.
L. Dow, Charles Smith. Hugh Butter.
worth, Clair Butterworth and Miss Lu.
lu Howorth were among those who
went to Denison last Thursday to at
tend party given by Mrs. Isaac
HOwOrth.
DR.. and Mrs. F. N. Rowe went to
Des Moines Wednesday to visit rela-
tives. The doctor returned Saturday,
but Mrs. Rowe remained for a longer
visit.
am buying cream for the Hanford
Produce company of Sioux City. Bring
your cream in and give us a trial. E..
D. Barnes. 23-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. |. A. Anderson left
Monday for Burlington to attend the
Iowa State Pharmacy convention.
They expect to be absent several days.
Miss Bessie Cramcr visited several
days last week at the home OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Aldrich, in Dunlap.
Mr.. Daniel Reagan arrived Monday
from Nora Springs.
Helen Mcbride is over from Def
ance visiting at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Virgins.
Miss Elizabeth Ebzery has arrived
from Chicago for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. w. E. Fishel.
John Howorth returned Monday
evening from a trip to Omaha.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Palmer and Mrs.
were over from Ute last
Friday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D..
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Caswell autoed
down from Dcnison Monday evening.
Miss Esther Turnlund went to Ari-
On Monday to spend several days at
the home of her brother, John.
Quite q number of people went to
Gallands Grove Monday to attend the
funeral Of Alex Black.
Ladies' and children's hats at re-
1uced prices at the Variety Store. 23-1t
Miss Elsie Randel spent couple
Of days the latter part Of the week in
Omaha.
Alfred Howorth, OF Tecumseh, Neb.,
Is guest at the Edmund Howorth
home. s
Mrs. r. c. Baughman and two chill
dren are here from harrisburg, Iowa,
visiting at the Andrew Jackson home.
Mrs. Dick Hall and daughter, Lilli-
an. came Sunday from Dewitt for
few days visit with friends. Mr..
Hall was operator on the G. & N, w.
here for several years, the family
leaving here about seven years ago.
Many former friends were delighted
"
Link Rule, Of Boone, made his rela-
tives here short visit Sunday.
w. r. Orchard, of Council Bluffs,
conducted the services at the M. f.
church last Sunday morning and eve
ming In the absence OF the regular
minister, Rev. Joseph Stephen. Large
and appreciative audiences greeted
Mr.. Orchard. There will be a chill
dren's day service next Sunday morn
Ing. In the evening Presiding Elder
G. L. Baxter will be with us.
People of the community were sur
prised to learn Thursday forenoon of
the death of Alex Carbaugh. Although
he has been in very poor health for
several months, it was not generally
thought that he was in such a serious
condition. He was able to be up ev-
cry day and was sitting in his chair
when death seized him. Alex Car
baugh was born in Henry county, ILL.,,
May a, 1864. and died June a.. 1914,
aged 80 years and month. He was
married to Miss Minnie Sester July
l, 1894 To this union were born
who died in infancy, and
two sons. Lloyd and Lawrence, and
these with the widow survive him.
Mr.. Carbaugh had many friends for
re was an honest and upright man.
The funeral was held Friday after
loon at l o'clock, the services being
leld in the yard to accommodate the
friends who gathered to pay their last
.ribute of respest to their neighbor.
elder Chas. e. Butterworth preached
he funeral sermon and inferment was