The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-26
Dow CITY CLUB
HOLDS BANQUET
The Friday Club Holds Annual Ban.
quet az Home of Mrs. J.'W. Sc
panek on Monday Evening
THIRTY GUESTS ARE PRESENT
Nun,be rof Contests in Which Mrs.
M. j. Breene Captured First Prize
Other Dow City Items

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Other Dow City Items
The annual banquet OF the Friday
club Is listed among the social func-
lions of the past week, the affair hav-
ing taken place at the J. w, Stepanek
home on the, evening of St. Patrick's
day. About thirty guests were pres
ent, the gentlemen folks being includ-
ed among the members. The rooms
were very beautifully and Hastily dec
Grated, the color scheme of green
being carried out in keeping with the
day. At 8 o'clock the guests were
seated at most elaborate repast con-
sisting of three courses. Misses Mar
tina and Ruth Leuck and Josephine
Stepanek and Marie Coleman very
ably played the part of mattresses. At
ter dinner a social hour was enjoyed.
Two guessing contests furnished much
pleasure. In the first contest Mrs. M.
J. Breen captured first prize, a hand
painted match case, and j. w. Stepan-
elk was awarded the consolation prize,
a box of tacks. In the second con-
test Mrs. w. B. Mcdonald received
the first prize, a hand painted powder
box, and Mrs j. w. Stepanek won the
consolation prize, box of toothpicks
The evening passed all too rapidly
and at late hour the company re-
luctantly broke, up, having had one
of the finest of times. u" A.
Miss Ruby Baber returned on Tues
day of the past week from the hospital
in Denison where she had been con-
fined for ten days or so recovering
from her operation for appendicitis.
Miss Opal Smith returned to Mis-
souri, Valley Wednesday, afternoon at
ter a pleasant visit here with her
folks. ~ Is. ..r ''s' 49,. !:
Mrs. Jake Reeser,j accompanied by
her niece, Mrs. G. A. Zimmerman of
Wells, Mimi, spent the day Wednes-
day visiting in Denison. ~. q. e..
Mrs. Ed Dawson and little son left
on Tuesday evening OF the past week
on their return to Minneapolis after
an extended visit at the home of Mrs.
Ada Wheelright.
w. w. Clark and A. A. Birkhofer
were passengers to Omaha Wednes-
day morning, where they spent the
day on business. .. 'a- - c.
Mrs. Ralph Spangler departed. last
Wednesday on her return to her home
in Gordon, Neb., after three weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. S. E.
Baber. She stopped enroute for sew
eral days visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. O.. B. Petersen, in Omaha.
E. l.. Thomas was in Carroll last
Wednesday where he visited at the
home of his sister; Mrs. w. G. Saul.
Fred Randel arrived home Tuesday
from a training camp in Honolulu, haV-
ing received his final discharge from
the army. He enlisted in the service
more than a year ago. His friends
are very, glad see him back again. u.
Mrs. Arthur Butler and baby son
returned ~to~ their -aome4 in the kiron.
vicinity Wednesday after a several
days visit at the parental John Will
hanson, home. =,
Misses, Stella and Vesta "a Riddle
were in Dunlap Wednesday where the
latter had some dental work done.
Leonard Williamson, of Bonesteel,
S. D., was in town last week visiting
his sister, Mrs. E. r.. Butterworth,t
and husband. 50 %. 4, !, e "a
J.sH. Bonsall has purchased OF John
Ahart the 80 acre tract of land which
adjoins the town Of Charter Oak. Mr..
Ahart, it will be remembered, pur-
chased this land Of w. A. Antrim a
short time ago. Mr.. Bonsall's brother,
Earl, will farm the land the coming
year, he and his wife having just re-
Gently moved from Denison to that
place. ....... ~. 3D..
DR.. L. M. Coon was professional
business visitor in town Wednesday
from Denison.
Edwin Poitevin went to Little Sioux
Wednesday where he spent couple
of days. ~
Mrs. C. o. Miller and daughter, Flor
ence, were in Denison Saturday, the
former having dental work done.
The teachers and pupils Of the local
public school are enjoying the annual
spring vacation this week, school hav-
ing closed Friday for one week. > 4
Rev. w. r. Rink was a passenger,
to Denison, Wednesday evening, at
which place he gave an address in the
interests Of the centenary movement
for Rev. J. L. Boyd who conducted
series of meetings at the Methodist
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