The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-05
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Special prices on choice seeds a.
Dow City elevator as follows:
Red Glover, per blu. ....... .$26. 0(
Alsyke Glover, per bul. ........ 1000
Sweet Glover, per Blu. ........ 1851
Alfalfa. per blu. ................ 1896
Timothy, per bu. ............ SEE
Call and leave your order with us.
Or. w. L. ReicheIt has recently re-
turned from the army and will resume
the practice Of dentistry at his old TO-
cation just opposite the post office at
Dunlap, February 9Th. A hearty invi-
tation is extended to all old patrons
as well as new ones. Git
The annual banquet of the Palo Alto
club is listed among the social func-
tons of the past week, the affair hav-
ing taken place at the home of Miss
Mildred Butterworth on Friday night,
At seven o'clock the guests were serv-
ed with most delicious menu, consist
ing of three courses. TOasts were CIV
en-, Mrs. M. A. Pearsall acting the part
of toastmistress. Miss Mabel Cole
gave a toast on the club history, Miss
Blanche Cole on the club prophecy
and Miss Rosalia Scott on friendship.
A toast was also given by Mrs. Morris
Griffin. The guests then assembled in
the parlor where a musical program
was enjoyed. Mrs. A. w. Wilson fav
ored the company with several pretty
vocal solos. Several numbers were
also rendered by a quartet composed
of Mrs A. w. Wilson, Mrs. Frank Ban
yard, Mrs. r. E. Lusk and Miss Mil
dred Butterworth. Mrs. A. w. Wilson
and Miss Mildred Butterworth enter
tanned the guests with piano selec-
tiOns. Three contests were given in
which prizes were obtained by the
winners. The first was geopgraphi-
cal contest, Mrs. Frank lanyard re-
The second was a musical contest in
which Mrs. A. w. Wilson captured the
prize, sheet of music. The third was
flower contest, Miss Flora Virgins
beng awarded the prize which was a
book. The evening passed all too
quickly and at late hour the COM
pany reluctantly broke up, having en-
joyed one OF the finest of times. The
out Of town guests upon this occasion
were Mrs. L. E. Mcbride, Of Logan
Cyril Saunders, of Iowa City. and Ber
nard Fifnigan, of Buck Grove.
Mrs James Mcbride, who had
spent the week at the parental, M. G.
Virgins home, returned to Defiance
Saturday her brother-in-laW. Eugene
Crandall taking her over in the car.
Mrs. Dave McAllister and baby were
passengers from Denison Wednesday
for a several days visit at the home
of her mother, Mrs. John Edwards, ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Patton and little
daughter, Alice, have returned from a
pleasant weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Omaha.
Mrs. Mott McHenry and Mrs. Enos
Cross were visiting in Denison last
Dan Hemphill, the banker at Buck
Grove, was pleasant Dow City bust
ness caller Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Fl. Harper and Miss Flor
ence Miller returned Friday from a
several days visit at the Woodford
lobe home near Dunlap. They also
visited the formers brother, C. C. Bon
sail, and wife in Dunlap.
w. e. Fishel and wife and Mrs. w.
H. Buss went down to Omaha Tues
day where they spent a couple of
days.
Mrs. F. M. Arnold, Mrs. H. G. Scott,
Mrs. Favorette Weatherby and Mrs.
G. ". Jordan and little daughter,
June, and Miss Anna Mae Bell were
Denison visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. John Johnson and baby have |
returned from a weeks visit with her
folks at Blencoe.
The Red Cross ladies packed and |
shipped box containing baby gar
ments to the orphans home in Council |
Bluffs Wednesday. The garments |
were made from the goods which had |
been left over from the Red Cross !
sewing.
Miss Nellie Fishel returned to Buck |
Grove Sunday evening to resume her |
teaching in that vicinity after an alb
sence of two weeks owing to siege
If the flu.
Gunnar Carlson came last week
rom South Dakota for a visit at tie
home of his brother, O. S. Carlson,
md family south of town.
Mott McHenry was in Boone the
ore part of last week to attend tie
uneral of relative, Geo. Stevens.
Fred Nelson was among the callers
1t the county seat Wednesday.
D. l.. Graul, wife and children were
lOwn from Arion Wednesday visiting
It the parental, J. G. Craul, home.
Rev G. A. Barker, NJ. J. Breen and
has. Smith were passengers to Oma-
"a Thursday morning, where they
pent the day.
Mrs. Will Cross, who underwent al
peration for appendicitis in Denison
bout two weeks ago, has sufficiently