The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-11
DOW CITY ITEMS
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Z Harvey Hamerick and C. H. Best
went to Des Moines Wednesday on a
business mission, returning Friday.
+ Herman Messenbrink of Charter
Oak, was guest at the ]. H. Bonsall
home the past week. .". ~.
Misses Balbina and Adelaide Potter
left Sunday for Cedar Falls where
they will attend the summer session
of school at the State Teachers col
elege,c, .sri't....-. .a.s 5yeR strle
q" Mrs. p. J. Brown and baby son were
passengers to Deloit Saturday evening
where they made an over Sunday visit
at the B. e. McKim home i A''...t
Mott McHenry was pleasant caller
in town Saturday from Denison, as
was also his son, Hudson, from Wall
Lake. ."- -
Mrs. Olivette Carr, of Omaha, took
her departure Saturday afternoon, hay
ing spent several days here at the
home of her sister. Mrs. w. E. Dow,
and with friends in Denison.
B. M. McElwain is the owner Of a
farm consisting of 120 acres, near
Galland's Grove, which he purchased
the past week.
Mrs. Ed Ahart who had been spend
ing week at the home Of her hus.
bands parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ahart east of town, returned to Wood.
bine Saturday. Her husband accom-
panied her for an over Sunday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Shumate and
little daughter were Dunlap visitors
Saturday. s.,t.." ~
P.fJ.t Brown was passenger to Wall
Lake Saturday where he went on a
fishing trip. returning Sunday.
Miss Margaret Huntington has re-
turned from pleasant weeks visit
at the Frank Bolton home in Denison.
Ed. Dawson: of Minneapolis, arrived
the latter part of the week for a visit
at the home of his aunt, Mrs Ada
'Wheelright. - +. IT'D 2T T--< <
Roy Tech, son of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
W.. Tech, who left home some three
weeks ago, has returned. He~was en-
ployed on afarm near Woodbine while
away. ---.a. 49,,
Rev. l.. V. Slocumb, Of Loop City,
Nebr., is expected here next Sunday
and will occupy the Methodist pulpit
at the services of the morning hour.
Rev. Solcumb is well known to Dow
City people who are always glad of the
opportunity of meeting him again.
Miss Mabel Cole, who is teaching
near. Wall Lake, came home Thursday
for visit with her mother, Mrs. F. M.
Cole, and to be present at the Butter.
worth-Sharp nuptials, returning Sun
day evening. ,........''.. ..... ...-
Mrs. DR.. Mahin and children arrived
the latter part of the week from Lake
Preston, S. Oak, to join Mr., Mahin
who has taken over the practise OF
DR.. F. N. Rowe. @ We welcome this
family. to our midst: :: q a
Mrs. Fred Jackson and daughters,
Hazel and Izetta, were passengers
from Denison Saturday for brief Wis
it at the Alfred and "A. L. Jackson
homes, and also with her sister, Mrs
e. Butterworth.
" Fh1 sRaptist Missionary meeting was
held Friday afternoon in the church
Mrs. G.. "a. 4 Barker, president of the
society, very ably took charge Of the
meeting The subject under discus
sion was saThe, American Negro. In.
teresting papers were presented by
MrsstsA glsta Carlson, Mrs Walter
HomaIl and saf rs. 10. 4 Pr ! Goodman A
very, fine and ghsl pful address on "The
Negro as an Asset was given, by Rev.
kGa..St Al: Barker. A most pleasant and
profitable time was spent together.
The next meeting will be held in the
church on next Saturday, June 2Sth
A social time is being anticipated for
this gathering. .-.ss-. 7,....-a... x
Mrs. LESSEE Howorth and son, Dan.
iel, left Sunday for Chicago, for Wis
it at the home of their relatives. Rev.
Daniel Reagan and wife. They will
stop enroute at Camp Dodge to see
her brother, Lieut.. Gibbs, who was ex-
tpected to arrive there Sunday night
with the 3l9th Field Signal Battalion,
from New York.
r. Mrs r. W.. Tech was in Denison on
Monday visiting her mother.
..a The regular monthly meeting of
the Standard Bearers will be held on
Friday evening of this week at#the
J.. q. Poitevin home west of town. This
will be. the annual tyank Offering
meeting and each one is requested to
meet the, same by bringing penny
for each year Of his or her age. An
invitation is extended to all interested
Mrs. Sophrone Bell returned Mon
day from Mallard where she had spent
sereralTd days attending the quarterly
conference of the L. p. S. E 5
r 4 Mrs. Will Aldrich Ecame up from
Dunlap Saturday for a several days