The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-21
DOW CITY ITEMS
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pleasure Of visiting with the w. A.
Seemann, J. u. Wise and B. f. ,Biglow
families, former Dow City residents,
who were also guests at the anniver.
sary. s h.
Misses Berenice Judd and Adelaide
Potter were Sunday visitors at the
home of the formers sister, Mrs. Carl
Kirk and husband near Dunlap.
Miss Lillian christensen came over
from Charter Oak Friday and spent
the week end at the parental, Fred
Christensen home She was accom-
panied by Misses Eva Wycoff and
Mary Radenacker.
and Fred Hendricks, Of Omaha, were
in attendance at the Riddle funeral
Sunday, a4l ~ -.
Miss Fern Dearduff was up from
Dunlap making an over Sunday visit
at the home of relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. 3. Newkirk.
Mrs. A.. w. Wilson, Miss Bernice
Hunsicker, Mrs. r. =. Lusk, Miss Mil
dred Butterworth and Mrs. Nelson
Butterworth were in AriOn Friday eve
ming where they took part in a pro.
gram given for the benefit of the
church. - ~ 5.st ~
Miss Matte Tech has been sick the
past week but is better at this writing.
!, Edward Plough of Denison was an
over Sunday visitor at the Fred Chris
Hansen home. -l .. .H 49, ....:-
Mrs. w. H. Buss, Mrs. Jim Houston,
and Mrs. John Houston were in Dun
lap Sunday where they attended an
initiation Of the Daughters Of Isabelle.
Il. H. Goddard and two children
were here from Fl. Dodge and spent
Sunday at the parental home. r 49,
L. E. Mcbride, wife and daughter,
yirgene, came up from Logan Sunday
for visit at the G.. M. Brake home,
returning Monday. nrg
Miss Gertrude Kelly has been up
from Woodbine the past week visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John Houston. Eg& ~
Arrangements are, being made for
the annual memorial services the COM
ing week. The program arranged for
the event is as follows:
Services in the M. E. church Sum
day, May rs, at 1890 old time.
Song-Battle Hymn of Republic
Choir and Congregation.
Scripture Lessen-Elder J. L.-Butter-
worth. ... -
Song REST Spirit Rest-Wm. Rocks,
Choir. -. bid. ..... t.5.@E
Prayer-W. T. Rink. ...
Song-To Thee, Oh Country-Julius
Eckberg, Ladies Quartette.
Sermon-Rev. G. A. Barker
Song-America-C and Congrega.
ton. W. sts..- g..
Benediction-Rev w. T. Rink.
On Friday May Both, the procession
will form on Pearl street at 1880 p.
NJ, new time and proceed to the cem-
etery in the following order: +
Flower Girls.
All soldiers in autos. -.
At the monument, the services will
be as follows: y~ ~ q = I 80
Commanders Address.
Lincoln's GETTYSBURG Address-Mable
Thomas. XIX. ...,...... ...
Return to City where the following
program will be given: II -@-4I VI,
Song-Hail, Land of Freedom
Choir. 'a.
Prayer-Rev. G. A. Barker.
Song-Memorial Day-Choir.
J. 4SC0u1u6 tItuUy e1tOl1o.F4 y ~
Sol0-The Americans Come-Frank
'Banyard.
Address-Rev. w. T. Rink.
Song-Star Spangler Banner-Choir
and Congregation. va
Benediction-Elde j. L. Butter
worth.
DR.. F. N. Rowe, who has been prac.
ticing as doctor here for number
Of years, sold his residence property
and practice to DR.. Mahin, OF Lake
Preston, s. OAK, to take effect the
last of June. DR.. Rowe has decided
to give up his practice altogether and
move to Texas where he will take up
the vocation of farming. having pur-
chased land there some time ago. 1t
Is with great regret that the many
friends of the family view their re-
moval from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Lloyd were over
from Ute Sunday making a visit at
the l.. A. Wore home. 5S9
Mrs. Jim Dearduff Of Dunlap. who
has been spending some time in this
vicinity as a practical nurse, aeon
panied her son to Omaha last week,
where he had an operation performed
for appendicitis. t.Fis
G. w. Langley was again taken i'll
the latter part Of the week and at this
writing is confined in bed and is re-
ported to be in very poor condition.
He is being cared for by his daughters.
All hope that he will soon improve.
Ray Thompson of Denison, and the
Rannells male quartet of Dunlap Wis
tied the Methodist Sunday school on
Sunday In the interests Of the Cen
tenary cause. Mr.. Thompson address
ed the Sunday school and music was
rendered by the quartet. Their visit
was very much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcdonald. and
Children were visiting with relatives
in Denison Sunday. 49,
George Brink left the fore part of
the week for TT. Des Moines, where
: he will enter the hospital to have an
operation performed on his leg which
has never healed since the amputa.
tion Of the limb in a hospital in France
Saturday while on their way to Dem
ison by auto, the Fred Kremin family
met with an accident near the county
home. Our informant says that Mr..
Kremin lost control of the machine
which was turned to the edge of an
enbankment which has inst recentlv