The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-03

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Carson where they will visit before
returning home.
II A. e. Loring has rented the William
Houston residence and are moving
into it.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Harper Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Dow, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Butterwortb,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Chamberlain Mrs.
Caroline Hammond and Miss Lulu
Howarth attended the celebration of
the golden wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Walker at Den
ison Saturday.
Miss Esther Turnlund finished her
years school at Bell last Friday by
having grand picnic dinner. The
patrons gathered in with huge baskets
of good things eatable and thus it was
possible to serve a fine three course
dinner. All are heartily pleased with
Miss Turnlunds work in the school
and thus she has been retained as
instructor for another year.
Grin Reynolds has recovered from
his recent illness sufficiently that he
returned to his work as clerk in the
ID. q. Brenser store Monday. Reds
genial disposition makes him quite a
favorite with customers and he was
greatly missed while absent during
his illness.
The committees appointed to look
out for our celebration July 4th are
all at work and things are shaping up
nicely for an old fashioned time such
as father and mother used to have.
The sale of stands vii be held Satur-
day evening June f3. The Dow City
band will furnish the music for the
day. Dow City expects to make the
biggest celebration in Crawford
county.
The makers of the Lincoln Highway
were up through Dow City Monday
: Mis- Bertha Petersen OF Chicago
came down from Schleswig Monday
where she has been visiting relatives,
for visit at the Chris Vollerscn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Brake, accompan-
led by Mrs. Il. w. Swatman and Mrs.
Woodford lobe, all from near Dunlap.
visited here Saturday with friends.
Miss Theresa Schafer came up IRON
Omaha Saturday for visit with her
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Sdhafer, on
the Paradise.
Morris McHenry Jr. was an over
Sunday visitor at Manila with cyril
and Wallace Saunders.
Members of the Lutheran denoml-
nation held meeting here Sunday to
talk over plans for the building OF
church here this summer. AS large
representation as was desired was
not present at this time and thus an
other meeting will be held at an early
date when the proposition will be de-
cided definitely. This would be val
liable addition to the town ana we
thrust that they may see their way
clear to build the editice. There Is
largo number of members OF the Luth-
Gran denomination in this community
and they are entitled to church
home within reasonable distance oil
their homes.
Two auto loads went from here to
Logan Monday to witness the morse
race. They report a most eAcltihs
race and were all glad to be present
to see it.
Miss Lyle Goldsworthy is home
from Lake View where she taught
the past year in the public schools.
She has been elected again LOT inc
coming year. 80 .
Frank o. Dell's and Jay Bells fam
lilies spent Sunday at Denison.
Fred Wiley lost a valuable young
horse Monday as result OF a sore
neck becoming infected, death IRON
blood poisoning resulting.
Mrs. Bessie Holcomb was shopping
in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Louis joys and her father, Johh
Lawrence of Spencer were callers
in town the first of the week. They
came to Arion to attend the funeral
of George Trip.
Mrs. Ben Wingrove and children OF
Denison visited the latter part OF the
week at the Tom Munsey home.
The class of 1914 is numbered
among the alumni of the Dow City
high school.
The festivities of the week are over.
The elias play, "The Dear Boy Grad
nate" was given on Wednesday to a
crowded house and was universally
considered as the best class play
given since "Mrs. Briggs of the Poul-
trv Yard" was put on by the class OF
1909. On Thursday evening the grad
|uation exercises were held at the M.
e. church. Mrs. Hattie Moore-M ltchell
of Des Moines had been engaged 10
deliver the address but was detained
on account of the illness OF her mother
Mr.. Macy Campbell OF the Iowa otate
Tcache College was secured as SUI
stitute. The following program was
. given:
Professional
Song-Greeting to Spring.. Senior
Glass
invocation ..... Rev. w. A. Nelson
Observation-Disclosures and Musette;
Nocturne OF Is Ne. g.. Mrs. f. u.
Howarth
Reading-Toussaint LOverature -.
Marjorie Bryan
Song Darby Lullaby: The SlumDer
Boat ........... :. uiii
commencement Address ......... -.
Macy Campbell
Glass Song Words by Bryce blnnaii
Presentation of Diplomas by w: L.
Fishel, Treas. of Safe Board OF Eau
cation.
No brighter class has ever oeeh
graduated from our school than the
class of 1914 which contained elght
girls and five boys. The class motto
chosen by them is very appropriate
lone mot Evening but Dawn. me
class flower was the white rose. MI
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