The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM DOW CITY

| Saturday afternoon Miss Helen Rule
was at home to the J. B.. G.'s and a
number of friends. The afternoon
was PASSED in the customary way
with social chat and fancy work. An
elegant menu was numbered among
the much enjoyed features of the day
Miss Helen Randall, of Denison, and
Miss Mae Houston, of Omaha, were
out OF town guests. u ~
Mrs. Pearl Wore and baby have re.
Visit with her people in Lincoln. Neb.
George .Binnall, T. e. Baber and o.
A. Cooper were among the visitors
lin Omaha Wednesday.
Miss Lena Honz was passenger
from Webster City Saturday and made
an over Sunday visit at the home OF
her parents, Nj. and Mrs. Adolph
Honz. 3
Mrs. J. P. Goodman has been suffer.
ing with an attack of tonsilits several
days OF the past week. - d
Miss Blanche Cole closed a success.
full school year at Paradise center
Friday by giving picnic for her pu-
pills. One of the finest OF times is re.
ported.
Word reaches here of the birth of a
baby son to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gran.
dali, of Council Bluffs, during the past
week.
Miss Helen Mcbride came over
from Defiance Thursday for several
days visit at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Virgins.
Ralph Binnall went to Denison Fri.
day for visit with friends, returning
Saturday. ,.
John Chambers, of Ida Grove, was
a guest at the Fred Thompson home
a few days last week. ~.
Leon Cramer left Friday for Bloom
field, iNeb, where he is enjoying Wis
1t with his sister, Mrs. Fabe .Crandall,
and family. j I'm
Miss Marjorie Trip, of Omaha, ar
rived the latter part of the week for
a. visit with her numerous friends in
this vicinity, and while here she is a
guest at the Harry Huntington home.
Marjorie is former Dow City girl
and her friends are always glad to
welcome her back. 4
On Tuesday of the past week a meet
ing was held to consider the PROPOSE
ton of organizing Boy Scout team.
Another meeting was arranged for the
following afternoon when ten men,
bers of the Denison Scout team and
their scoutmaster were present Ow-
ing to the rainy condition of the
yyo o{hnr 6nfnifo 1oa re
could be reached as the number of
boys required to make up troupe
were not present. Such an organiza-
ton would be of great benefit and
pleasure to the boys Of Dow City and
many should be glad to be connected
Herewith, which they undoubtedly
will 'when. opportunity presents itself.
1t is probable that the matter will be
given further consideration, in the
near sfuture.s 4saM y s
s. q. Acker was Jan Omaha visitor
Thursday. "a He lis spending "a few
weeks here with his family, having
been connected with d commission
firm in Omaha for some time, We I'M
derstand that he expects to 8take up
the work again later on.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and daugh.
ter, Naomi, who were visiting 8sere
from David City, Neb., spent some
time the past week with relatives and
friends in Denison. = ~
Robert Rule was among the visitors
in Omaha Thursday. u
Mrs. T. e. Allen, son Donald, and
daughter Norrine, returned Sunday
morning from a pleasant three weeks
visit with relatives in Cedar Rapids
and Unionville.
The Baptist ladies held a cooked
food sale Saturday afternoon in the
Butterworth meat market. A large
assortment of food products were Of
fered and everything was sold with
in a short time. The neat sum of
$23J35 was realized and the ladies
wish to heartily thank all those who
SO generously contributed thereto
and also for the liberal patronage re-
ceived.
Rev. LsV. Slocumb and wife arriv-
ed Friday overland from Loop City,
Neb,l3and were pleasant week end
visitors with her sister,, Mrs. J. N.
Bell and Mrs. G. M. Brake, and fam
tiaScsr S4sAOlSu6AyS SHCy,4 ttCCOli pdulcu ny
Mrs. Bell, took their. leave for Valley,
Neb. - where Rev Slocumb has an. ap-
poihtment TO conduct al bible. class at
the EpS0rtl institute. They expect
to spend a week there. While here
Rev. SiocHmb occupied the Methodist
pulpit Sunday morning, as had Been
announced and on Sunday evening. our
people had the pleasure 5.of hearing
him again. His Sunday evening adj
dress was largely to the young folks.
Needless to say his visit to the church
was greatly enjoyed.
The T. E. Allen family are enjoying
a visit from Mrs. Aliens aunt, Mrs.
T., r. Warke, of Miller, S. D. The
lady is stopping here enroute to her
home from winter sojourn in Calf
fornia.
Mrs. ]. B. Wade came over from
Harlan the fore part of the past week
and is making visit at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Victor Keehner,
and family.
The Willing Workers class of the
Baptist Sunday school held their reg
lilar monthly social gathering Satur-
day afternoon with Bertha Cramer at
the Asa Ettleman home south of town.
The uDfavorable condition Of the wealth
er prevented majority of the men,
hprc from offonlipu h,,t khocoE