The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-18

The box social given under the
auspices of the Dow City Rebekah
lodge was held as scheduled on last
Thursday and was one of the pleas
ATTEST affairs ever held in the town.
fians had been made for fine pro-
gram as we'll as other entertainment
and those who came prepared to en-,
JOY the auair were not disappointed in
the least. An art gallery had been ar
ranged under Mrs. GrauPs direction,
and nearly every one present viewed
the sceneries, sketches and studies
that had been so skillfully assembled
for their benefit. A program under
the direction of Mrs. L. E. Mcbride,
was given as follows:
instrumental Duet-Misses Brake
and Dow.
Song by High School Boys Quartet.
Reading-Miss Marjorie Bryan.
Song-High School Girls Quartet.
Song--Miss Dow and Mr.. Healy.
These numbers were all delightful
ly given and were so much appreciat-
ed that encores were responded to in
each instance. Next came the sell
ing of the boxes. Auctioneer Tom Ma
lone, valued member of the |. 0. O..
F. at Dunlap, had been secured to
sell the baskets and he was at his
best. After the decorated boxes were
sold the committee brought out twen-
ty plain boxes which had been pre-
pared so that every one that SO de-
sired would have opportunity to Sc
cure good supper and these were all
sold, the proceeds from the sale OF
boxes alone bringing about $65. A
quilt that had been pieced and quilt
ed by the Three Link Circle, was sold
to the highest bidder, Mrs. Eugene
'Crandall, for 1925. Under the leader
ship of Mr.. Malone pledges were made
for the piano fund and $40 more were
added. Thus the affair brought in in
the neighborhood of $160, and marring
a slight expense for the entertainment
is all clear profit. A social time was
enjoyed after the supper was over
with. The Dow City Rebekah lodge
wishes to thank the merchants who
donated the coffee, the high school
pupils and Mr.. Healy for their share
on the program, the members OF the
I. o. O. F. and of any other civic So
cieties who participated and in gen
.eral way to all who helped to make
the affair such a grand success. The
piano for the lodge room is now an
assured fact and no small amount of
credit is due the Three Link Circle,
which is auxiliary to the Rebekah
lodge here, for they have been the
ones that have been the greatest pro-
motors of the plans.
Miss Helen Bell returned Saturday
from Omaha from visit with her Sis
ter, Mrs. William Mulvihill.
Rev. Daniel Reagan came down
from Nora Springs Thursday for a
visit with friends, returning home on
Saturday.
Mrs. August Mesenbrink and two
children came up from Dunlap Sun
day for a visit at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Griffin. Mrs,
Mark Pearsall, another daughter, is
also spending the week there that
they may all visit together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson and
daughters were up from Gallands
Grove Sunday visiting relatives and
attending the conference which was
in session at the l.. D. S. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, who
have been keeping house in Mrs. Eliz
abeth Virgins residence. have gone
to Kiron to spend few days with rel
atives, after which they will go tc
Dunlap, where Mr.. Johnson has work
and at which place they will reside II
the future.
Guy Rockwell was Sabbath day
guest of Eugene Baber.
Lige Justice, who has lived the pas
wear near Buck Grove, has rented the
Robert Fishel farm and moved onto i
the first of the week. Mr.. Fishel hat
his sale last Wednesday and CLOSED
out his stock and farming implement:
and will discontinue farming. We
understand that Bob couldn't stant
patching" any longer We are no
informed as to what he expects to do
Grin Reynolds journeyed to DUNLAP
last Sunday, on pleasure bent.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Mcbride ant
baby, Virgene, went to Denison Sun
day to visit at the w. N. Mcbride
home.
Mrs. T. C. Dobson and daughter
Eunice, were visiting at the A. n
Rudd home Sunday and attending tn
/. D. S. conference.
w. P. Kuykendall, of Arion. ha
been visiting at the Dave Miller hom'
for several days past.
I. A. Anderson and wife visited tW'
or three days in Council Bluffs las
week with relatives, and while Their
attended to some business affairs II
the city across the river. Georg
Brake attended to business at tn
drug store during their absence. MI
Anderson brought home the mounte
red fox whose body he purchased
couple of months ago of Ira Brundige
who killed it near the David Clar
home.
Miss Lille Ahart is nicely recover
ing from a severe illness.
An article in lions Herald, publish
ed at Lamont, says that G. A. Butter
worth, of Australia, will probably al