The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12
DOW CITY ITEMS.
= :. \ \ ;: :. !. :. :. :. :. :. ;. :. :.

Misses Ruth Swasey and Ilva Fish
ell left Monday for Ames. where they
will enter college for the coming year.
r. Il. Adams was up from Logan
several days last week on business
Fred Fishel, of Montana. spent the
past week at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. o. j. Judd, and family.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society met Wednesday afternoon in
the parlOrs at the Methodist church.
There was a good attendance and a
very plea SAINT and interesting hour
was spent. For the lesson study a
review Of the past year was given.
Mrs Will Clark having charge. AS
this was the last meeting of the year
officers were elected as follows: Mrs.
Frank McHenry, president; Mrs. r.
E. Fritz, first vice president; Mrs. +.
l.. Thomas, second vice president !;
Mrs. Clark Best, third vice president;
Mrs. Ida Talcott, recording secretary:
Mrs. Earl Morrison, treasurer: Mrs.
George Talcott, corresponding secre-
tary, and Mrs Eugene Crandall, sec
rotary of literature. All are reelected
officers with the exception of the lat
ter. After the election of officers tea
was served. Mrs. Eugene Virgins
was hostess and was assisted by Mrs.
M. G. Virgins. Mrs. Eugene Gran
dali and Mrs. L. e. Poitevin.
The Farmers State bank has ar
ranged with the Sherlock Circulation
agency of Des Moines for their week
ly war map service, showing each
week review of the weeks events
in timely map subjects. In addition
to the maps there are other items Of
interest each week, the back of the
map being utilized for war scenes.
etc. These maps will be displayed
where everyone can see them and
each week as a new one arrives the
old one will be filed for future refer
erlce, the new map arriving Saturday
morning. Watch these MAPS from
now on and keep posted on the devel-
Opment OF the war.
Daniel Howorth was up from Dun
lap Thursday visiting at the +. c.
Howorth home.
Last, Wednesday Mearl Sharp.
whose number was drawn in the first
Moines, where he will receive train
draft left for Camp Dodge, Des
ing. Several young men from Den
ison and one from Manila also left
at the same time.
Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. Keehner came
mp from Woodbine Thursday morning
and spent several days at the Roy
Brockman and Art Randel homes.
+. NJ McElwain sold his 800 acre
farm last week at $3.50 an acre to
Mrs. Johnson and sons of near Deni-
son.
r. T. Baber and grandsons, Roger
and Lin Cooper. returned the first Of
last week from a several days visit
with the formers son, Gene. and fam.
lily at Anthem.
Mrs. Frank Wiley and daughter,
Iona, spent the day Wednesday in the
city of Omaha.
After spending several weeks of his
summer vacation among relatives and
friends here, Frank lanyard left on
Wednesday for Chicago where he is a
student at the Moody Institute this
being his second year.
Mrs. Philip DERRICK was over from
Lake View last week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Carey and fam.
ily.
Misses Hazel and Ruth Judd re.
turned the first part of last week from
q weeks visit with relatives in Oma-
ha and Council Bluffs.
O. r. Bentley and wife moved here
last week from Aurelia and are oc.
cupying the residence of Elder Chas.
T.. ButterWOrth which was vacated
some time ago by the Gene Baber
family. Mr. Bentley has a position
in the new school as teacher of man.
ual training agriculture and athletics.
Mrs. May Rudd has shipped her
household goods to Council Bluffs,
where she has purchased fine home
for herself and daughter, Gladys.
Mrs. Jay Baber and Miss Josephine
Munsey were in DenisOn Wednesday
having dental work done.
The fair at Arion has been the
main attraction OF the week. The
weather being ideal, large numbers
attended each day. The business
places were closed Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons.
Miss Marie Daily of Dunlap, was
a guest of Mrs. F.. c. Howorth few
days last week.
The j. B. Glassburner family were
up from Woodbine Wednesday and
visited at the Frank Glassbuprner
home. They also took in the Arion
fair.
Miss Irma Kelly returned to her
home in West Side Friday after a
brief visit here as guest OF the
Misses Irene Smith and Lillian Ahart.
A dance was given Thursday night
in the opera house with q large at
tendance. Hams orchestra furnished
the music.
Mrs. Reed has returned to her
home in Persia after spending sever
al weeks at the home Of her son.
Arch Laird and family. 1t will be
remembered that shortly after her
arrival here, she fell and sustained
a broken arm which necessitated her
remaining longer than she had in
tended.
l.. f. Mcbride, wife and daughter,
Wirgene were up from Logan last
week visiting at the G. NJ. Brake home
and attending the fair.
DR.. Fairbanks of Manning was a
business caller here a couple of days
last week.
Mrs. Jess Coburn and two solb,
1,ora racaaupars tn DeniSOn Satur-