The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-25
The Denisen Review. Wednesday. November 25 1914

Friday afternoon. Several Other
guests added much to the pleasure OF
the occasion. An elegant two course
lunch was made a feature that was
much appreciated.
Mrs. w. e. Dow entertained twelve
friends at dinner Sunday in honor OF
Mrs. Olive Talcott.
Miss Irma Chamberlain was a
pleasant over Sunday guest of her
friend, Miss Fannie Woolston, in
Denison.
C. O.. Miller was awarded the con-
tract for laying the concrete for the
base of the new engine the council
purchased recently for the light
plant, and the work will be done this
week.
Newt Lees plasterers, of Arion, are
here doing the mason work at G. V.
Jordan's new residence in the west
part of town.
The basket ball boys of the Dun
lap high school came up Friday to
meet the local team and defeated
them IL to IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art S. Randel and
daughter, Mrs. Ed Ahart, autoed out
to the Randel farm in Boyer township
Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Randel, who reside on the farm.
The Patchin family, who live south
west of town, gave a dance Monday
evening to their friends.
A three piece orchestra has been ar
ranged for to be used at the evening
service at the M. Z. church, the piano,
cornet and violin being used. This
feature alone is well worth ones eff
forts to be present. Rev. Adams is
giving some fine sermons also and,
considering the two, one cannot at
ford to be absent. ' '',t
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Passman, of
Charter Oak, were Sabbath day Wis
itors at the Herman Lazerus home
Sunday Mr.. Lazerus took them
home in his fine Chandler six in the
evening. "9"
Mary Ida Pugsley, Of Woodbine, ar
rived the first OF the week for visit
at the Link Riddle home.
Miss Ellen Scott, Jr. leaves Tues
day for visit with friends at Cedar
Falls.
The Dow City Dramatic company
have selected another play, the title
OF which is Jane" This is a comedy
of four acts and is considered as good
as can be secured for small theater.
Rehearsals have begun and all are
working hard on their parts. AS has
been the custom, q. j. Judd is the
stage director and he is giving con-
siderable time and attention to the
preparations. We are assured that
this will be as good, ii not better, than
the ones put on in former years and
the company can depend OH our peo-
pie to give them a full house and an
appreciative audience. 1t will be Civ
Ell before Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howorth were
in Denison Friday.
Mrs. Mary Cole and daughter,
Blanche, spent a couple of days last
week in Denison with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Rolling entertained the
Sunshine club last Tuesday after
noon. The guests devoted the time
to social conversation and fancy work,
after which fine two course lunch
was served.
The, Palo Alto club met last Sat
urday with Miss Bessie Alexander
and a most delightful time was had.
The pleasures of the afternoon were
rounded out by delicious lunch.
Postmaster and Mrs. Ahart were
among Miss Aexander's guests.
Glib Rudd was passenger to Oma-
ha Friday.
Miss Frieda Bartel visited her par
ents in DenisOn Saturday. Miss Mar
garet Pearsall accompanied her,
Mi. Inghram and daughter were
down from Deloit Thursday on a bus
mess mission.
Howarth Brothers suffered quite a
loss last week when they had four
head OF horses and two mu.es killed
by Milwaukee train. We are told
that the animals were being pastured
in u stalk field adjoining the track
and the gate was carelessly or other
wise left unfastened and the animals
wandered on to the track with the
above named results. This is quite
a loss but they will undoubtedly re-
cover the value OF the stock from the
railroad company. = Ht.p
Romanan Holcomb was in DenisOn
all last week serving as petit juror.
| Miss Hansjustin, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Frank thinner
was called to her home at Grand
Island, Neb., Sunday on account of
the death of an uncle.
r. r. Baber went to the home OF