The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-14
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The high school glee club will give
musicale in the assembly room on
Wednesday evening, which promises
to be something good. The students
have been practicing hard and every
effort is being put forth to make It
grand success. The following is the
program to. be given. 49,,
Song by School, Boost for Our Old
High School," with yell.
Solo, "A Little Bit of Honey, -.
49,. .......... MadoIa otaiA
Songs, "Kerny Dance Just Smile
NASo Nav"
Duet, Home to Our Mountains.
-. Helen Coin and Ernst HASTEN
Male Quartet ............... .oeiecteu
Song, "In the Sweet Long Ago. ...
.at. ,..... 0AAo 0uoAeS wv
Songs, "Come Where My Love Lies
Dreaming" Just Whistle up a
Little Low Tune santa ,Lucla
.......... ,.o
Reading ........ Esther ,Waterhouse
Songs, Nightingale and the Rose"
All IL
Songs sang behind the scenes by
members of Glee club While they are
represented by living pictures:
Sweet and Low" represented ny An
ma Arenson. Sung by Esther Wa
terhouse and Leona Glau. =.
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes,
represented by Leona Glau. Sung
by Glee Club. .--+'s
"Poor Butterfly" represented by Jean
Mahood. Sung by Eva RObb.
2"Juanita," represented by Violet
Jones. Sung by Jean MahOod and
lnez Killion. ~
tSoldiers Farewell" represented by
Robert Coin. Sung by Male Quartet
Mother Machree," represented by Es-
Their Kortmann. Sung by Leslie
Lyons.
From the Land of the Skyblue Wa;
ter" represented by Dorothy Rae.
Sung by Leona Glau.
Gamma Laurie" represented by Han.
nah Hardin Sung by Glee Club.
"Thanksgiying," represented by Dale
Hess. Sung by Glee Club.
.Ben Bolt" represented by Verne
Jones. Sung by Eva Robb.
kathleen Mavoureen," represented by
Marie Miller. Sung by Julius Ull-
rich.
"Gipsy Love Song" represented by
Helen Coin. Sung by Avis Trunbo.
"Star Spangled Banner" represented
by Esther Waterhouse. Sung by
Glee Club.
Mr., and Mrs. E. H. Weed were shop
ping in Denison Tuesday.
Miss Elsie <Pruehs has been enjoy
ing a weeks vacation at home from
her school duties at Bouton.
Mesdames. Warehouse and Arm |
strong were shopping in Sioux City !
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Riedesel left ON
Tuesday for a visit with their son,
Reuben, and family in Ames.
Clate Romans has severed his con-
lection with the Haakinson store and
las taken over the management OF
- Afii1er store in Mapleton and will
nov, his family there as soon as a
Iuitable house can be secured.
Barney Remmes was transacting |
business in Omaha Wednesday,
4 Mrs. Arthur Hagen is enjoying a |
visit from her sister who came last !
4 r. II. Weed made an auto trip to
Arcadia Wednesday on a business
mission.
Clarence Staley, of Scion, S. D., ar
rived Saturday for sojourn in the
Frank Staley home.
Miss Marie Perry returned Wednes-
day from visit with her relatives In
Omaha.
Mrs. Frederick Peterson and daugh-
ter, Anna, left Tuesday afternoon for
Council Bluffs, where they will spend
the winter with relatives.
Mrs. John Mains left Monday for
her home in Nebraska after a brief
visit here with Mrs. I. A. Mains and
daughter. She had been attending the
funeral of a brother in Montana and
stopped here on her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Keim left last
wednesday for visit with their peo-
pie in Illinois.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson and little
grandson, Marshall Jones, returned on
Tuesday from visit with relatives in
Geddes, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Drake returned
to their home in Waterloo Monday af-
ternoon after a good visit here with
his parents.
III Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Kortman returned
to their home in Madison, Neb., last
Tuesday after visit of several days
with their people.
I'm Paul Patterson has resigned his pO-
ssition in the National bank and taken
% place as assistant cashier and book
keeper in bank at Maurice, Iowa.
M. M. Black is busy this week NOV
ing his household goods in the house
recently purchased from the Leeper
estate. Mr.. Boldnen, OF Ute, will Oc-
cupy the house vacated.
AT. Barber went to Mitchell, S. D.,
Thursday on a business mission.
Miss Mabel Riedesel came from her
school work in Glidden Friday evening
for an over Sunday visit at home.
Prof Fouk autoed to Sioux City on
Saturday to witness the football game.
Miss Flo French came over from
Dow City Saturday morning for little
visit at home.
n NJ AL H.