The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-24

Tor DAY or Two.
Walter Williams. OF Long Pine
Neb., visited friends here the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith We're in
Manila Sunday.
Mrs. Will Seemann entertained the
Golden Hour club at her pleasant
home last Thursday afternoon. A
number of other ladies were present,
which added to the pleasures OF the
occasion. At the close of the after
noon delicious luncheon was served
Mrs. w. Il. Fislel returned Tuesday
from her visit at Ute. Her sister, Mrs.
Harker, accompanied her home for a
visit here.
Misses Mary Vollesen and Marie
Coleman were shopping. in Denison
Saturday. .aa
There was no picture show last
Wednesday evening on account OF the
ST. Patrick's day dance. On account
Of bad roads the affair, however, was
not we'll patronized and did not pay
expenses. .
John and Sam Weber shipped car
of hogs to the South Omaha market
last week.
Mrs. c. +. Duss has gone TO Ute to
visit relatives.
Chester Remington was in Dunlap
Monday.
Mrs. r. G. Luke and daughter. Katl.
leen, returned Monday from a few
days sojourn in Omaha.
Mrs. Slocumb and baby came Sat.
urday from Portsmouth to visit at the
Randel home. ~
Vida Jackson is over from Shelby
county visiting her grandparents, Nh.
and Mrs. Alfred Jackson.
Bob Oliver went to Manila last
Wednesday to attend dance. He
went on to Manning and visited with
friends until Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Buss was in Denison on
Monday shopping and visiting with
her sister. Mrs. r. ]. Branaka..
Virgil Butterworth spent Sunday in
Woodbine with his wife, who is visit.
ing her parents there.
The Dow City Dramatic company
will put on their new play, Down in
Dixie at the opera house on the
evening OF April LIST. This is a war
play and the subject is treated in a
fair and unprecedented manner The
scenes are laid in "Ole Virginny" and
in Libby prison. The hero is from
the north and the heroine from the
south. A southern villain and a north
ern scoundrel each figure prominently
in the story. The play is being di-
rected by O. J.. Judd, which assures
US something good. The following is
the caste of characters:
Helen Trevoir-Maude Brake.
Molly Trevoir-Genevieve Dow. r
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures z Bntter-
worth. :,
Manning.
Major Harvey Wells, U. S. A.-Orin
Judd.
Major Bradley, C. S. A.-Leroy Hatch
MIR. Dusenberry, Corporal HooMgan--
C. W. Manning.
Hezekiah Sniffkins-James Scott.
G. w. Bangs-Chauncey, Toon.
Uncle Mosely-JOhn Smith.
A comedy drama in four acts. Time:
During the civil war.
The Friday club met last Friday
with Mrs. J. N. Bell. Despite. the
stormy weather and bad roads, there
was a goodly number in attendance,
and most enjoyable afternoon was
spent. Everybody present enjoyed the
time devoted to "reminiscences of we
olden days" A delicious two course
lunch furnished a fitting close to the
days pleasures. The club meets in
two weeks with Mrs. j. A. Scott.
A wedding in which many OF our
people were interested took place last
Wednesday afternoon at 1880 at the
court house in Omaha. when Mr.. Will
lam Ettleman and Miss Celia Hargens
were welded. They returned to Dow
City Thursday evening. where they
received the congratulations of their
numerous friends Miss Hargens is
the second daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John HarsenS, former. residents here,
but now living in Minnesota. She is
well and favOrably known here and is
young lady OF many accomplish,
NETS and is loved by all who know
her for her sweet and winsome ways
MI. Ettleman has spent his whole life
here and is young man OF exemplary
habits. He is Industrious and will
provide a good home for his wife. The
young couple have gone to housekeep
ing on the Gibson farm west OF town
We wish them unbOunded happiness
and prosperity in their new relation
Mr.. and Mrs. David Clark went SCI.
urday to Vail to visit ut the Adams
home. returning Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fannie Chase expects to 80 t.
Sioux City this week, where she viii
undergo an operation in which she
will have an eye removed. Several
weeks ago she began suffering more
than usual and went to Sioux City
where the surgeons removed u par,
O.. the eyelid, hoping to overcome thu
trouble. But to their sorrow tho trou
BILE was not relieved and the operation
mentioned must be performed Mrs
Chase has been troubled many year.
with her eyesight and it is sincerel,
regretted that she must be called o,
to endure this. We trust she ma.
stand the ordeal well and receive per
manent relief from her trouble.
Mrs. Inez F.. Reno returned MOnda,
from couple OF days visit will
friends at Logan and Woodbine.
L. c. Hatch and Charley Bybee
were Denison visitors Monday.
| Mrs. Paul Ahrens and baby Franci,
came down from Ames Monday to Wis
it her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fritz.
Winifred Jollnson's little friend.