The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-07
DOW CITY CONTINUED

Of the day. Mrs. Leslie Helm and Mrs.
Carl Kirk, of Dunlap, and Miss Mary
Vollersen, Of Denison, were pleasant
out Of town guests.
Elder Chas. e. Butterworth was a
passenger to Deloit Saturday evening,
where lie conducted Sunday preach.
ing services at the l.. ID. S. church.
Mrs. Clyde Haskins and baby were
passengers from Arion Saturday for a
visit at the parental, Jake Reeser,
home. siE
Vernace Tillett was a passenger to
Council Bluffs Saturday morning and
4 enjoyed an over Sunday visit at the
home of, his sister, Mrs. Lloyd Can
dali, and family. +.
Albert Starkey, ST., who has been
over to Buck Grove doing carpenter
work, came to Dow City Saturday and
visited over Sunday at the Walter
Cole home. I'D.
Carl Hansen was down from Deni-
son Saturday and made brief visit
at the home Of his sister. Mrs. T. E..
Baber
Misses Blanche Cole, Anna Mae
Bell and Josephine Munsey We're Dun
lap visitors Friday evening.
The Chas Smith home was the
scene Of much enjoyment Saturday af-
ternoon when Mrs. Smith entertained
at a kensington. The guests pres
ent numbered about sixty, among
whom we're Aunt Mary McHenry and
Mrs. Mott McHenry, Of Denison, Mrs.
Frank Odell, of Logan, Miss Iva Lar
son, Of Deloit, and Mesdames Sam Fox
Lie. Butler, A. H. Nichols, D. j. But
Ter and John Blackman of Arion. The
hostess entertained in her usual way
which always proves Of great pleasure
to; her guests. The dainty luncheon
which was served is deserving Of espe-
cial mention. The afternoon passed
all too rapidly and the guests departed
with much praise for this popular
hostess. IA
A. A.. Alexander and Victor Keehner
spent the day Saturday In Omaha, as
did also William Honz.
Nv. e. Fishel was caller at the
county seat one day last week.
John Burke went to Buck Grove last
week, where he is engaged in carpen-
ter work
The Palo Altos were very pleasantly
entertained Saturday at the home Of
Miss Rosalia Scott in the country,
there being large attendance. The
time was devoted to fancy work, So
cial conversation and the like. Last
but not least came most tempting
menu. One of the finest of times was
enjoyed by each guest: ~.
The Epworth League will serve
May breakfast Saturday morning, May
10th, in the basement of the Metho-
dist church. Orders will be taken
from o'clock until by new time.
The menu will be fruit waffles, biscuit,
bacon, eggs and coffee, for which Csc
win be charged for adults and 25c for
children. The proceeds for this oc-
casion will go to the Leagues share
ina the basement fund. Everyone
should come and help along good
cahse. S
Miss Alta Schaffer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. R. Schaffer, of Denison,
has been secured by the school board
to teach in the primary grade the
coming year. She is completing her
course in the Denison high school this
year. .3sssSs ~ S's5'sE s
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Keairnes, Mr..
and Mrs. %. A. Cooper and Mrs. Orvie
BOilam were in Dunlap Friday evening
to attend the Rebekah convention.
The Baptist Missionary meeting
was held Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Augusta Carlson with
good attendance. Mrs. Carlson had
charge of the lesson, the subject of
which was Africa" Mrs. Anna Will
Jams and Miss Florence Miller gave
very interesting papers on Africa. Mrs.
Walter Homan also gave paper har-
monizing with the study of the hour,
Asfine talk on the Congo Mission in
Africa was given BY Rev. G. A. Barker.
A missionary playlet, entitled "The
Wife That Cost Ten Cows" was put
on by four children. Those having
part were Clara Mae Munsey, Bertha
Cramer, Frank Williams and Gordon
Barker At the close of the program
Mrs. Carlson treated the company to
nice lunch which served as clos
ing feature to the day.
Miss Ora Butterworth was up from
Logan Saturday and conducted her
weekly millinery sale in the D. E.
Bremser store.
Miss Catherine NaughtOn returned
Sunday from week end visit at her
home in Denison.
THE Baptist prayer meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. A.. Fl. Harper
on Thursday evening of this week.
Mrs. John Miller and son, Louis,
were down from Denison Sunday WIS.,
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