The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-01
DOW CITY ITEMS.
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Augustine Dryer began series of
lectures in the l.. d. S. church to be
continued over Sunday. The subjects
OF his lectures are as follows: What
the Latter Day Saints Gospel Means
to Me- Three Years in the Land Of
Jesus" Rome and the Early Christ
ians." "Thirty-one Days in the Des-
ert of Sahara" Russia and Fall of
thte Dynasty" six Months In SPAIN"
THE Christ Personality" THE Voy-
age of Life" A cordial invitation is
extended to the public to be present
at each session.
The Woman's club served a ten
cent tea on Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs. J. T. Goldsworthy, the pro-
ceeds of which were donated to thte
Red Cross society. A program con-
ings were also given and very much
enjoyed by all present Much good
is being accomplished in the Red
Cross society here. During the past
few weeks the ladies have been busy
making garments AMI they now have
a large box Of articles ready to be
sent away.
Mrs. L. e. Allen played the part of
hostess to the Priscilla club Thurs
day The attendance was large and
the guests spent most delightful
hour together. The afternoon was
completed with a dainty and appetite
ing luncheon and the company, after
thanking the hostess for a very nice
time, took their leave.
The celebration, which was held in
Ida Grove Friday in honor of the
members of Co. B. End Iowa Infantry,
Wassyery largely represented by Dow
City, The business places were clos
"a al day in reverence of the occas-.
Ion, ~, ....
Mrs. Minnie Wendt. of Lincoln,
Neb,. arrived Wednesday for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Pete Bahr,
and family.
Miss Ellen Moore, of Odebolt, was
a pleasant guest at the Claus Hansen
home several days the past week.
The Orioles met Wednesday at the
0. L. Jackson home and spent a very
pleasant afternoon. The time was
devoted to making penants. Several
were made with the inscription "Ori.
oles," daintily worked over in each
one. They also made large one in
which the name of their club wild.
wood Circle 1917" was neatly inscrib.
ed. The penants are orange and
black, which are the circles colors.
This bunch of girls indeed enjoy splen.
did times together. Another fine
time is being planned for sometime
In the near future, when social gath.
ering is to be held at the A. l.. Jack
son home with the Denison Orioles
as guests.
Mrs. Mott McHenry returned the
first part of last week from Gilroy,
Cal, where she had gone several
weeks ago in company with her sis
ters, Mrs. Isaac Howorth, of Denison,
and Mrs. Gaines, of Illinois. who also
returned to their, homes. They en-.
-joyed their trip, and visit immensely
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hitler returned
to their home in Persia Wednesday
after visit at the home of her broth
er, Arch Laird, and family, they hay
ing come here to see her mother,
Mrs. William Reed, who is at the
Laird home suffering with a broken
arm.
The Allen Haworth family and E.
q. McElwain and family returned the
first of last week from a visit OF
some two weeks with relatives in
northern Wisconsin. They also WIS.,
tied in Minnesota and report very
enjoyable trip. They made the jour
ney in their automobile.
Steve Hammock and his brother
who have been busy with their trac-
tor on the road east Of town for sew.
eral weeks, have finished work there
and moved their camping outfit last
week south of town, where they will
work for sometime.
Elder Chas. E. Butterworth has had
the interior of his residence modern
ICED by having 1t wired for electric
lights. The league room of the Meth
Odist church was also wired last week
for electric lights.
Mrs. Jay. Baber and two children re-
turned Wednesday from Denison,
where they had gone the previous
Sunday for a visit at the Ben Win
grove home and to help care for Mrs
W1lgrove, who is reported to be very
Miss, Josephine Munsey returned on
Tuesday from visit in Dell Rapids,
S. d., at the home Of her cousin, Mrs.
Marx Gloe and husband and is again
a. hCI pOst VI uuly Ill tuc lclcpHOIle
office, after two weeks vacation
Miss Mearle McCoid, who relieved her
during her absence. has returned to
Ute.
George Schiltz. of Dunlap, was a
business visitor in town between
trains Thursday afternoon
Miss Mae Killion returned on Tues
day of the past week from a pleasant
two weeks visit with friends in Lohr-
vile.
Mrs. Eugene Crandall and two chill
dren, were callers at the county cap
ital one day last week.
Virgil Butterworth, wife and little
son, were down from Denison Thurs
day visiting his parents, Elder Chas.
E. Butterworth ana wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Field motored to
Woodbine Thursday where they spent
the day with the latter's folks.
Miss Mae Edwards was quite sick |
for q few days last week but is now
better.
Miss Ruth Glassburner returned to
her home in WOOdbine Wednesday, af- |