The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-21
HOLD DEBATE
AT DOW CITY
Senior-Junior Debate to be Held in
High School Room on Monday,
March 26th, at 8 p. NJ.
TEN NEW WAGONS FOR SCHOOL
Infant Daughter Of IMr. and Mrs. Ray
4 (; n,ond Butterworth Dies-Fire atp.,,
VII, Fred Colby Home Sunday,

side OF the question, heSOlVeu, INA
the present high cost of living is nee
essary." Speakers for the seniors arc
Chas. Rigsby, Vesta Riddle and Mabe
Thomas The juniors on the negative
side are Joseph Smith, Isabel Scot
and Irene Smith. Everyone is cor
daily invited to be present. In con
nection with the debate music will be
furnished by the girls glee club an(
school orchestra. Several readings
will also be given by high school stu
dents.
C.. iButterworth and wife returned
I last week Tuesday from d delightful
visit with their sons, Ayce and Ar
thur, and families in Little Rock, Ark
They also visited at other points in
the south, including Memphis, Tenn.
New Orleans, La, and ST. Louis, Mo
They had been gone nearly six weeks
and report most pleasant and enjoy
able trip. Their daughter, Mildred
who accompanied them, remained in
Little Rock for a couple Of weeks
longer. r,,5f 81 H.
Andrew Honz was up from Dunlap
Thursday on business and visiting rel
atives. s .......
Misses Irene Smith and Nellie Fish.
ell went to- Denison last Tuesday az
ternoon, where they attended the op.
eretta, "Pinafore," given by the high
school students that night. While in
Denison they were guests at a party
given by Miss lone McCord the same
evening. They returned home the
next afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Williamson, .of Bonsteel,
s. ID, is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Butterworth,
being called here last week by the
death of her little granddaughter, La
june Butterworth.
Mrs. Phillip DIETRICH came down
from Wall Lake Thursday for a short
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Carey. ...a. .--..-.
David Clark and wife went to Vail
Thursday to be in attendance at the
wedding of their niece, Miss Grace
Marshall, and Mr.. VIM. Podey.
& The special meetings which were in
progress for nearly two weeks in Ari-
on, under the preaching of Elder c.
"A. Harpe. were unexpectedly brought
to close the first OF last week, Mr..
Harpe being called to Adron, ILL.,, to
conduct funeral. His intentions
we've t. continue the meetings there
through tip remainder Of the week.
He does no. expect to return, but will
20 to his home in Lamont to prepare
for the missionary conference which
will be in session at that place in Ap-
ril. 1t is not known whether he will
be returned to this district or not,
but his many friends in this vicinity
sincerely trust that he may, as he is
q very able speaker and always holds
the attention Of his hearers. 4
Mesdames A. J. Mackey. Roscoe
Sheldon, Ed Ahart and J. w. Stepan-
elk were county seat visitors one day
last week.
The school board has contracted for
ten new wagons to be used in con-
yeying the children from the country
to the new school in town when it is
completed. We are told that these
wagons are manufactured by the STU
debaker company, valued at $35o.oO
each, and are the very best that can
he purchased. Telephones are being
installed in each room of the new
school building, which will indeed
nroya az reat convenience. This COM
@munity has every reason to be proud
Of the school and believes it will be
one of the best. ,-..,r 4.. ,...
Elder Alfred Jackson; receied a
call to North Platte, Neb., Thursday
to administer to a sick friend, but was
I unable to respond on account OF not
feeling we'll. Elder Chas. E. Butter
worth was sent in his place. The lat.
ter probably will remain there for a
time and hold preaching services.
Mrs. Art Wilson was Denison shop
per Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Bailey was up from
Dunlap one day last week, guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. F. c. Howorth.
Mrs. Henry Peterson left Wednes'
day for her home in Exeter, Neb, at
ter short visit with her brother, +.
II. Lusk, and wife.
J. N, Bell was among the county
seat callers Wednesday.
Misses Coral Argotsinger and Alta
Schafer were down from Denison on
Wednesday in attendance at the But
terworth funeral.
r. w. Houston, one of our local auto
4 dealers, accompanied by B. M. NIGEL
vain, Fred Colby, Hugh Butterworth
4 Ed fWeiland and several others whose
names we did not learn, were passen.
gers to Omaha Thursday morning and
brought four new Fords with them on
their return. ..r,,i7 NM ,..,,...-..
Ernest Clark and wife have return
4 ed from their wedding trip to Mos
COW, and are busy getting settled lin
their new home. ,,.r5E. gan, z5ig 81
Miss Gladys Rudd returned Wednes
day evening from a. visit OF several
days at the home of her sister, Mrs
Il IT, A. Beck, in Council Bluffs Heg
mother, Mrs May Rudd, who accom-
x panied her to the Bluffs, went from
there to their former home in Yates
Center, Kans. on business mission
and also to visit friends.
w. N. Schouten and Harry Hunting
ton were business visitors in Omaha
Wednesday.
Harold Alexander is the owner Of a
new Ford.
Arthur Dybdal departed Monday for
his home in Grettinger after several
months sojourn in this vicinity.
Miss Rosalia Scott returned home
from Cedar Falls Thursday, where she
has been attending college. She will
keep house for her father and brother
having been compelled tb give up hel
college work owing to iher mothers
a. Il, y 81 u 4 f. "