The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-16
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The music recital given Friday eve.
ming by the pupils Of Miss Grace Main,
piano, and Miss Avis Trumbo, voice,
was largely attended and highly appre-
ciated. The following was the pro.
gram given:
Happy Hearts -. ...T..... Hickman
Linda Neubaum
Dance of the Butterflies 80. DeVen
Ellen RICKETTS, By .'
The Gypsy Trail .......... Galloway
f. A. III LeOna Glau
Fairy Dance ........ IL. Bohm
lrma Fiene
in the Woodland ............ Sawyer
go Esther Koch
In Fancy's Bower ............ Logan
The Elf Man . -. Wells
Eva Robb
Robins Departure .......... Fisher
60. 49, Clara Kuhlmann
Our Brave Heroes ............ Mack
Raymond Vandevere
At DaWninE ................ Cadman
Make Believe .......... JacObs.BOnd
Hulga Christensen
Wayside Chapel ............. Wilson
s.. Harriet Wright
New Spring ................. LANCE
-, Clara Pautsch T..
Dance of the Pine Tree Fairies, Parker
Misses Trumbo, Kary, Fox, Ward
Fairy Basque ............ Smallwood
Florence Hansen
alag of Victory ......... Crammond
Carroll Wickwirc ....,
Slumbcr Song ............. MayhOw
If Were Rose ........ Hesselwood
rgGgss 7sLottie Ward $50
1850 ,sH i Marie Miller
Midsummer Night Dream .....:.,..
S................ Mendelssohn
8. Helen Amstein 81. r.s.s.,
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice 49,.
-................. Saen Saens
Miss Trumbo =
(From Samson and Delilah. The set.
ting of this Oratorios. Samson and De-
lilah, is found in Judges 16: ABB
II. II. Yeager left Saturday to spend
the summer with his son. Frank, on a
ranch in Montana in the hope Of benc.
fitting his health. Mrs. Yeager accom-.
panied him as far as Sioux City, re-
turning Monday evening. a.. ...
J. e. Watcrhouse and Mr.. Borchert
were fishing at Blue lake Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Warehouse and daughter.
were down from Mapleton OH
Sunday visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sheldon and Mrs.
Andy Mackey, of Dow City, were call
ers in the Oak Sunday. ..
Fred Thomson came down from Ma
pleton Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at home.
Lowell Woodward came from Arthur
Saturday to spend few days with
his people in the Oak.
Mrs. w. S. Rae and daughter, Mrs.
Todd, were shopping in Sioux City on
Friday. ,,s,sz.,...
Mrs. Thomas Thomson went to Hart
ley Monday for visit with her daugll-
.er,g Mrs. Lloyd McWilliams.
Word was received Sunday of the
,catitOI MRS. G.. Schurke in DcnisOn
1t the homo @: her daughter, Mrs.
Brown Romans. The body was laid
o rest here by the side of her hus-
,and, who preceded here several years
go. H.
Miss Bertha Thomson and little Miss
Marjorie Anderson came down from
Friday evening for an
,ver Sunday visit in the Thomas
Thomson home. ,-... .,.,.s-.
Mrs. d. A. Warehouse left Friday
evening for visit with her daugh-
er, Mrs. Chas. Armstrong, in Water.
90. =, r.
The high school baseball team de-
Gated the Danbury high school team
lere last Wednesday in the opening
,ame of the season, the score being 9
O 1. Mccain, the left handed pitcher
or the Oak,s struck out twenty men
md allowed them only three hits,
Williams, of panbury, struck out sew
cries: Mccain and Hen for the Oak,
Williams, Maddcll and Williams for
)anbury. . -.Fs
p, +. Boeck. the local undertaken,
las purchased Meteor auto hcarsc. |
This hearse is one Of the finest made. |
t is light gray in color and equipped |
With six cylinder motor. Mr.. Boeck |
aid $500 for the llearse.s =, =
Grover Jacobsen, a former Charter |
)ak boy, has been sent to TT. Smelling,
Q the officers training camp. Charter
)ak, friends congratulate him upon
btaining this honor. q"
VIM. Grotll has enlisted in the in
antry and been sent to Jefferson bar
acks in Missouri for training.
Messrs. Christensen and Fletcher
we're visitors in ida Grove Friday eve
ing. 3D..
Mrs. II. NJ, Jones and DR.. O'Brien |