The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-13
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DOW CITY ITEMS.
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Sunday afternoon to spend few
hours at the Clarence O'Meara home.
Mrs. Jack WilliaNs was up from
Woodbine a couple of days last week
visiting with friends and relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Rowe are tax.
ing care of a new boy who arrived at
their home last Wednesday. Mother
and babe are doing nicely.
Mrs. Frank Hagan was ZIP from Dun.
lap Thursday spending the day with
her cousin, Mrs. Hugh Butterworth.
Mrs. J: H. Young and Mrs. Enos
Cross We're in Omaha Wednesday
shopping at the big stores
Miss Esther Turnlund was unable
to attend to her duties as teacher at
the Bell school last week OIL account
OF illness. She Gas able, however, to
resume her work this week.
Mir. and Mrs. Fred Colby attended
church services in Dunlap last Sab
bath.
Miss Marie Coleman was Dcnison
visitor Saturday.
Chris Hansen returned to his home
at Kanawlla. in Hancock county, after
weeks pleasant visit at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Leonard l}utterworth.
Mrs Mart Henry was down from
Denison few days last week visiting
relatives.
Henry Lueck has been severe suif-
erer the past week with rheumatism.
Fred Coleman spent several days
last week at Aberdeen, S. ID. He sue
Ia; ia III
and tins the family will probably
make their home here the coming
season
Star Goddard was unable to be at
his work with the Stewart Lumber
company couple Of days last week
on account Of illness.
II. H. Johnson and w. B. Gibson
were in Denison last Wednesday to
participate in the meeting OF the cOun
ty assessors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gardner and
daughter, Dorothy, went to WOodbine
Saturday for alAover Sunday visit with
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jack Williams.
The NtOrls visited the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Bryan ON Friday.
January Sul. ana left them & fine boy
The Friday club held its first meet
ing Of the year witt! Mrs George C..
Rule last Friday afternoon. several
other. guests adding charm to the oc-
casion. Initiation OF new members
afforded much amusement. After q
delightful afternoon the hostess scrv-
cd an elegant lunch, which found fav
OF. with all. The next meeting will
be on January 22d with Mrs. c. l..
Rudl.
William Malone and Miss Mary
Prlden went to Dcnison last Wednes-
day, where they were united III mar
rioec. Justice W. C. Rollins ofliciat-
ing. The young people Went to Ew-
in.s, Ncb., where they will visit her
parents for a short time. They expect
10 make their home here, however.
and will begin housekeeping ON the
Anton Gaskcll farm the first OF March.
We offer congratulations.
West, the eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Talcott. was i'll Inst week with
stomach trouble. &
Dow City Rebekalf, lodge. No. 497.
held their semi.annual installation OF
officers last Wednesday evening, the
following being indicted into Office:
Mrs. BESSIE I,innall, N. g.; Mrs.
blanche Anderson. V. g.: Mrs. Rcna
Mcbride. Il. s.; Miss lInlda Turnlup
T.. S.; Mrs. Mariana d. Harper,
Treasurer: Mrs. 1hena Fritz. Ward.
On: Mrs. Lydia Wore, Conductor; Miss
Florence Miller. Chaplain: Mrs. Laura
Antisdel. Inside Guardian; Mrs. Viola
Kcairncs, Outside Guardian. After the
business session was concluded lunch
was served.
We arc glad to note that Mrs. c. J.
O'Meara is able TO be about again If.
ter q weeks illness.
The Dow City Dramatic company
put on the three act comedy. Jane"
last Tuesday evening. On account OF
the rainy evening the attendance was
below par. which was much regretted.
The parts were all Ncil taken and
each member of the cast was accord.
cd the proper recognition for his work.
Several now members were taking
part and they did splendidly. l.. c.
Hatch and c. W. Manning. in parlicu-
lar. just played their way into the
favor of the audience and applause
greeted their efforts on many occas-
ions. Mrs. l.. G. Hatch played minor
role, but she, too, put the proper spirit
into her work and We hear many nav
orablc comments on her handling the
part so we'll The following is the
east:
Janc-Maude Brake.
Mrs. Chadwick Dutterworth.
Lucy Norton-Genevieve Dow.
Mrs. Piyton Winnie Hatch.
Charles Shacklcton--Orin j. Judd
MI. korshaw-C. w. Manning.
William Tipson-Roy latch.
Claudc--Chauncey TOon.
On account OF SO many holding tick
cts being unable to attend on ac.
count Of tho stormy evening" it is pos
sible that the play will he put on
again. Ii so announcement will be
made later.
Jake Recser took his son, Lloyd, to
DellisOn Saturday, where he had the
little fellows eyes tested and glass
fitted.
Contagious disease has made its
first appearance in this vicinity for
this year, the disease being smallpox.
George Brady's family are the victims,
-four children coming down with the
disease last Friday. On Sunday 81
quarantine was established at the
hOi6c and the school in that district
ordered closed. i number Of children
from the stricken family attended
crI,ooI 1oct wocE and Tho 1nihnritipS