The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
OUR DOW CITY NEWS BUDGET
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California and Washington. Mr.. anG
Mrs. Judd also visited in Omaha, he
returning home Wednesday noon
while his wife remained until thai
! evening.
Miss Alice Langley accompanied hel
father, Glen Langley, as far as Oma
|ha last week on his return trip to En-
derslake, Neb. While in Omaha Miss
Langley consulted specialist in re
gard to her eyes, which have been
troubling her considerably.
Miss Florence Miller, who has been
representing the Denison Bulletin in
this vicinity for the past year or more
has entered the Reporter office here as
student typesetter. Miss Miller will
also act as reporter for the paper tenn
porarily. Editor Roland has secured
Mearle Spence to assist in setting type
outside of school hours and on Satur
day. Mearle assisted l.. c. Hatch, for
mer editor here, in that line for sever.
tal months and his experience serves
him we'll in helping out.
We are very glad to report Mrs.
John Birkhofer as being able to be
up and about the house again after
having been belfast practically all of
three weeks with rheumatism.
Charley Igou, Carl Nicholson and E.
G. Virgins were among the Denison
visitors on Tuesday of the past week.
Thomas Hodkin left Thursday eve
ming for Fl. Dodge to see his broth.
er-in-law, John Grant, who is in hos
pital there. Mr.. Grant is afflicted with
cancer of the spine and his condition
Is such that grave fears are felt for
his recovery His wife, who has been
in poor state of health for the past
year, is reported some better, she al
so having been in hospital in Fort
Dodge for some time. We extend SYM
pathy. feeling sure that these people
are having more than their share of
sickness and trouble.
Miss Bernadette Pine, Of near Ced-
ar Falls, has been here the past week,
a guest of Miss Balbina Potter.
Mrs. B.. G. Lyman was down from
Carroll Wednesday visiting at the pa
rental, J. F. Rudd, homa
Dow City friends Of Miss Kaletta
Bohlken, of Denison, were greatly in.
terested to learn of her recent mar
riage to Richard Ely, also of Deni-
son, the event having occurred IN their
several months at the L.. A. Wore
home at that place The bride spent
home in this vicinity year or so ago
and is well known here. The groom
has visited in Dow City number of
times. We join in the offering OF con-
gratulations and best wishes.
Miss Clara Wiley has returned from
weeks pleasant visit at her parent
al home near Woodbine.
Mrs. jeanette Crandall and daugh.
ter, Lulu, were visiting and shopping
in Denison Wednesday.
Among the past weeks social func-
tons is listed a banquet at the J. H.
Young home Thursday evening, CIV
en- by the l.. D. S. Social Circle of
the Woman's auxiliary. The hus-
bands of the members Of this organic
alton were invited guests of the az
fair. There were about twenty-six all
told, in attendance, which is very good
considering the unfavorable weather
at that time. The evenings diver
sions were made up of various games,
of which the chief one was the guess
in a pumpkin. w. c. Rolls was the
most successful in this for which he
was awarded box of candy. Mrs.
o. c. Cooper received the consolation
prize, tiny pumpkin. Music was
also furnished during the evening,
which was not among the least enjoy
ed features. The elegant two-cOurse
dinner served about seven-thirty, is
deserving of especial mention. The
Halloween note was attractively car
ried out in the table decorations.
Mrs. Henry Bohm, of Denison, was
the only guest from out of town. At
late hour the company dispersed,
declaring the evening as one having
been we'll spent. -
Misses Blanche Cole, Adelaide Pot
ter and Isabel Scott were in Denison
couple of days last week taking
teachers examinations.
Miss Helen Stephenson, the effi-
cient saleslady in the D. E. Bremser
store, is on duty again after an enjoy
able two weeks vacation during which
time she visited with relatives and
friends in Norfolk, Neb., and other
places.
Friday evening Charles Smith, Jr.,
entertained a Halloween party The
home was appropriately decorated for
the occasion. The lads amused Them
selves with games of varied sort
and the evening was one round OF
merriment. Last but not least came
a dainty menu, which found favor
with all. A real fortune teller and a
real witch, greatly delighted the boys
upon this occasion.
Mrs. T. E. Baber and Mrs. Charley
Bell and little daughter, Elvis, were in
Dunlap Friday the latter having dent
al work. done.
Mrs. Frank Binnall and little daugh-
ter, Francille, and Mrs. s. E. Wiley
returned Friday afternoon from
weeks visit with their son and daugh-
ter, DR.. and Mrs. Bryce Binnall, at
Pierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Griffin, Mrs.
Thos. Mccullough and son, Donovan,
and Misses Josephine Stepanek and
Marie and Coda Birkhofer were
among the Denison visitors Friday.
j. H. Bonsall, wife and son, Mar
ion, returned home the latter part of
the week following several weeks
SOionrn with her brother Ira Little