The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14
DOW CITY ITEMS.
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Martin Virgins came up from Woo
bine Sunday evening to spend a wee
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Nj. G. Virgins.
Ruth Turnlund, Of Arion. is spend
ing a week at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Win
grove. I'd. a. ..,,i..
css Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Brasel and son
Leslie, attended the ball gamein Dun
lap Sunday. ,Luse 9}'tHr e'".t3aT
The Dow City library will open 0,
"Wednesday evening. June 14th, at
O'Clock at. Aliens drug store. The reg
jular hours at which the library will b.
open are Wednesday, and Saturda!
evenings from to and Saturday a!
ternoons from to 5. There are nov
in the library. $50 books, of which 25'
are owned by the association and l0(
are loaned by the state travelling Ii
brary and are exchangeable every
three months. The list of all the books
will be posted in the library where
all the members can refer to it. Mrs
E. G. Virgins is librarian and sht
has ~ assistants who have Offered
their services and have devoted mucf
time in helping prepare the books fol
the library. Miss Hilda Turnlund has
recently donated volumes of Victor
Hugo's works, a collection which il
much appreciated. The old saying
Large oaks from little acorns grow,
may we'll be applied in this case fol
we feel sure that we can see that the
future holds for US a public library.
=. G. Hatch returned Sunday from
his trip to Yates Center, Kans.. where
he visited the Harrison Rudd family
and looked after some business af
fairs. He reports Mr.. Rudd as being
somewhat improved again, although In
very poor health. ,y..,. - -
Or. r. N. Rowe is driving, a new car
which is the thirty-first put out at the
Houston agency this season. ffs...,
Ri Mrs. Chris Vollerson and daughter
Mary, ,autoed to Denison Thursday to
do some shopping. ~. "
Miss Lucinda McHenry returned on
Monday from ten days visit with
her friends, Misses Relta Coryell and
Bernice Hunsicker. in IndianOla. She
attended commencement exercises at
Simpson college while there, as well
rs making arrangements for her at
tendance at that institution next year,
She expects to take up high school
music and languages.
Little Nina Bell, youngest daughter
of,Mr. and Mrs. j., N. Bell whose seri.
GUS illness the past week caused much
anxiety among family and friends. is
improved. . fact we are pleased to
mention. 1-
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Byers. of Port
land. Ore, have been pleasant visitors
at the home of Rev and Mrs A. b.
Adams. The two ladies are sisters. "
Elder Charles e. Butterworth depart.
ed Monday for Harlan. Neb, where he
goes to visit the family of his daugh.
ter; Mrs. Nellie, Baber. He will also
officiate at the wedding of his grand.
daughter, fValma Baber. which occurs
1t an early date. e,st ai. aaA
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Hamrick were
Denison visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fox, Jr and son,
Howard, will leave this week by auto
for, Idaho, where they will take up
their residence. They have spent the
past week at the A. A. Fishel home
making farewell visit. ,g,a.
Mrs. C. w. Manning entertained the
Friday club last Friday afternoon at
her pleasant home. Social chat and
music pleasant filled in the hours, af.
ter which lunch was served. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks with
Mrs. Ad Fishel. .
Dan Reeser was down from Denison
Sunday and took his children home
with him. They had been hero week
or so while their mother was in the
hospital. ..
Mrs. =. A. johnson was Dunlap
visitor Wednesday. r.. u
Little Belle Simpson. of Manning,
spent the past week with her cousins,
Psnsy and Ruby Brown y 49, I'd
Mrs. Martha Lawson. the mother of
Mrs. John Miller. who moved here
recently from Dunlap. has gone to
West Yves Falls, ks pny for visit with rel
Mrs. j. G,' 'Graul spent the day Mon.
day in Omaha With her daughter Mrs.
Julia Mix
less McAhren, of Denison. was seen
on our streets Friday. ""
Mrs. 3. r. Parker, of Shenandoah.
0IElNou OdIuiuhy lOI WILL Will ucl
sister, Mrs. E! II. Swasey. ts.a
Floyd and Charles Rigsby accom-.
panied John OMeara on his trip back
to- Nebraska City, Neb. Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. George p. Keairnes en-.
joyed visit from the formers sister,
Mrs. Sarah Runnells, of Dunlap, Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Misses Coda and Lena Honz were
Dunlap shoppers Friday.
Il. s. Poitevin went to Lincoln. Neb.,
last week to spend few days with
relatives. %&
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Glassburner and
daughter, Ruth, were up from Wood.
bine Wednesday to attend the meet.
ing of the Woman's Foreign Mission.
airy, society at the Joe Hallowell home.
Arch Laird spent a couple of days
last week in Denison with relatives.
Ray Hicks moved up from Dunlap
last week and is living in the northi
part fOf the Jack Williamson resi-
denee.t rt,a-e ',"'ht@'.. %7t" ar FF
The Willard Jackson family were up
from Galland's Grove Sunday visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jack
son. 49, ;y@5. ,aan-. "U,l ,:nl
Wesley Chandler is here from Coun.
ell Bluffs for weeks visit at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Ray Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Brown enjoyed
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