The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-17
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The Womans club held it's monthly
open meeting Thursday evening IN the
school auditorium, there being a fairly
good attendance. The program of the
evening was opened with a thirty min
ute concert by the orchestra. The re-
mainder of the program was made up
of piano solo by Mrs. F. G .HoWorth, a
reading by Miss Mabel Thomas, violin
and piano duet by Misses Helen and
Bernice Jackson, a talk on Dow City
by H. N. Bell, saxophone solo by A. +.
Moeller and a chorus which rendered
number OF old familiar songs. The fol-
lowing named persons composed the
4 chorus: Miss Irma Chamberlain. Mrs.
"A! W. Wilson, Miss Anna Mae Bell,
Miss Bernice sHunsicker, Mrs S: p.
Goddard, Miss Martha Weiss and A. +.
Mueller, E.. G.. Virgins, A. L. jackson
and James Scott. Each number was
highly enjoyed by all. The proceeds of
! this occasion will go to the librnrv
Miss Ruth Houston, who is attending
( to remain while the schools are closed,
due to the fuel proposition. a1.*f" =
Little Arlene Aleman is suffering with
whooping cough. Several other chill
dren in the town and vicinity are also
reported to be thus afflicted and unable
to be in school. ....t
Saturday the members and friends of
the j. P. F. spent a very pleasant af-
ternoOn at the country home Of Mrs.
Martin Wieland. The hostess served
her guests to a one o'clock dinner and
the menu offered was such as to evoke
the highest praise from each one. The
remainder of the afternoon was devoted
to the popular social pastime. The
company dispersed pronouncing the day
as one having been well spent.
John Justice, of Minnesota, cousin
of p. B. Justice and Mrs. +. W. Pear
isall, has been visiting in town the past
week. The gentleman is also related to
the LOCUS, he being a son-in-law of Geo.
sIgou.
MRS Frank McHenry went to Deni-
son Friday to spend a couple of days
with her sister, Mrs. E. w. Pierce, who
returned the previous day from Colfax
tlSpnngs, where she had been spending
three weeks receiving treatments for
rheumatism. Mrs. McHenry informs US
that she is still very poorly, the treat
ments having benefited her but very
little if any. @aesJd Size f.'-#"s =
Miss Marian Short was a passenger
from Vail Friday for week end visit
ut the home of her brother and Siser-
Ein-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dillenber-
ger.
DR.. J. A. Brill was a business caller
in Dunlap Friday.
The Baptist Sunday school have per-
fected their plans for Christmas eve,
which will be something different this
year than ordinary. Instead of a
Christmas tree they will have fire
place which no doubt will greatly please
the pupils of the Sunday school. Each
teacher is to have charge of her own
class in fitting them to appear in the
program with any part she may wish
to chose. This method of arrangement
for the program is also slightly differ
ent than usual. A good time is antici-
pated for the, young folks Of the church
and the older ones as well. ,,3sus8gss
Editor p. r. Roland and wife were
visitors at the county capital Friday.
On Tuesday night. while on her way
to the Adam Sharp home about seven
miles iin the country to care for Mrs.