The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-01
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IOf Dell Rapids, S. OAK, who are form
err member of the local G. H. C. The
time was largely devoted to games
which created much merriment. A
peanut contest was held in which Miss
Caroline Shurk captured first prize,
the consolation prize being awarded
to Mrs. Harold Alexander. Next in
order, was mart gallery contest, Miss
Lola Fishel receiving first prize in
this and Mrs. f. C.@Buss the consola-
ton prize. Among other prominent
games was fruit contest and thus
the hours sped. Light refreshments
rounded out/the affair and the guests
took their leave with much praise for
the two hostesses, Mrs. Eugene Gran
dali and Miss Lulu Crandall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramanan Holcomb and
Will Jenkins spent several days Of
the past week in Galland's Grove with
Drayton Holcomb who recently sui.
tered quite a serious accident. Our
informant says that he was engaged
in saving logs in a saw mill there
when he was struck in such a manner
as to sustain broken bone in his
limb, near the hip. His friends are
very sorry indeed to learn of his mis-
fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wight and chill
dren motored to Woodbine and spent
the Sabbath day at the home of his
brother, Paul Wight and family.
Dick Smith has returned from Alli-
ance. Nebr., where he had been to
see his son who was quite i'll.
The Royal Neighbors will meet in
regular monthly session next Tues
day afternoon October 7th, at the
home of Mrs. George Binnall.
A. L. Rule was over from Harlan
several days the past week visiting
relatives and attending to business af-
fairs. Friends will be interested to
learn that, his daughter, Golden, re-
Gently entered the matrimonial ranks,
the event having taken place at Hast
ings, Neb.
Walter Messenbrink and wife were
down from Denison and spent Sunday
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. W.:NTech. t533 'sss
F. G.. Howorth, wife and baby, Kath-
ryn Lou, were visiting in OmaAa on
Wednesday. s
Those represented from Dow City at
the Sunday school convention in Arion
follows: Rev. w T. Rink and wife,
Mrs. G. A. Barker, Mrs. T. d. Allen,
Mrs. A. H. Harper, Miss Florence Mil
Ter, e G.. Virgins, Mrs. Ida Talcott.
/. Mrs. LESSEE Howorth, Louis and Eve
lyn Buss, Misses Marie Halsley. Mar
tina Weiss, Alice Thomas, Faye Aack-
er. Alice Langley. and Bernice Hun
sicker James Scott, also Mrs. Robert
Docherty. The convention was great
success, many being present from
over the district and the occasion
proved of much benefit and interest
to all in attendance. District officers
for the ensuing year We're elected as
follows: president, Rev. lone Brosuis,
of Arion, Secretary, Mrs. Earl Chase,
of Buck Grove: Treasurer, Oliver
Cook, OF Dow City. Elementary Sup
erintendent Mrs. Joe Brewster of Buck
Grove, Adult Superintendent, Mrs. A.
H. Cook, Dow City; Administration
Superintendent, Mrs. G.. A. Barker,
Dow City. The convention next year
is to be held at Manila.
Miss Isabel Jordan, after having
spent two weeks at the home of her
brother, G. v. Jordan, returned to
Chicago Sunday to make a more ex-
tended sojourn with her brother,
Charley, who is an inmate of hos
pital there. Miss Jordan's home is in
Saco, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Lorenzen and
son, Andrew, and the John Weiss fam
lily, of Denison, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
'Blume and children and Nick Obi,
wife and baby. of Dunlap, were pleas
ant visitors at the Fred Christensen
home Sunday
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