The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
DOW CITY NEWS
OF INTEREST
PsIo Alto Club Met Saturday With
Miss Mabel CoIe-Large Num-
Der of Invited Guests
HIGH DEFEATS TOWN TEAM
High School Bests Town Team in Ex'
citing Basket Ball Game FRI
day Evening-Other Items
Dow City, Nov. Especial

Dow City, Nov. Especial
Among the many prominent societ!
events of this past week was meet
ing of the Palo Alto club Saturday at
ternoon at the home of Miss Mabe
Cole. Besides the club members there
were large number of invited friend!
present, the company being composed
of something like fifty ladies. Hal
lowe'en decorations adorned the
the rooms which presented very
pretty and attractive appearance. The
afternoon was spent in a social man
ner and to say the affair was much en-
joyed would be terming it mildly. A
tray luncheon of two courses was
served and the viands presented were
such as to evoke the highest praise
from all present. This feature served
las a fitting close to the day.,
On Tuesday evening of the past
week at the school gymnasium bas
ket ball game was held between the
high school and town teams, the for
mer coming out victorious by score
of A to 10. On Friday evening fol
lowing the high school and the grade
teams, accompanied by Supt. P. A
Long, went over to Ute, where live
ly double header game was contested
Both Dow City teams won, the high
school by score of 10 to IA and the
grades 20 to 10. This is indeed splen'
did showing and gives the teams a
great deal of courage for future games
Elder Chas. E. Butterworth went to
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mission, remaining over Sunday.
Misses Marie Helsley and Martha
Weiss were visiting at their parental
homes in Denison Saturday.
L. E. Mcbride motored up from Lo-
gan Sunday and accompanied his wife
and daughter home from week end
visit here at the C. M. Brake home.
A letter was received by friends the
past week from Mrs. w. T. Rink at
Indiana, Penna., stating that Rev.
Rink is still in the hospital, but is ex-
there in about ten days. Although re.
covering slowly he is reported as get
ting along nicely, considering the seri.
Gus nature of his operation.
Burton and Virgil Tillett who are
in the employ of the Western Union
Telegraph company, were home for
Ian over Sunday visit. The boys are
stationed at Fl. Dodge.
Loren Thomas, who is attending col
lege in Ames, was here and spent the
week end at the parental, E. l..
Thomas, home.
Mrs. D. E. Bremser and three chill
dren were visiting in Denison Satur-
day.
Rev. G. A. Barker and Darius Paul
were passengers to Omaha Thursday,
where the latter consulted a specialist
in regard to an infection in his limb.
Some three years ago he suffered an
infection in his foot, as result of cut
ting corn, it being necessary to am
!putate part of his foot at that time.
Only recently the limb began troubling
him again and infection is said to have
set in at the hip. Physicians fear tu-
berculosis of the bone, which would
probably mean that he will lose. the
limb. All sincerely hope that the dis
ease may be checked without an oper-
alton. Rev. Barker returned Friday
from Omaha, Mr.. Paul remaining until
Saturday evening for another exam
inatiOn.
Mrs. F. M. Cole and daughters, Ma
bel and Blanche, are enjoying visit
from a relative in the person of Mrs.
Riley Herrod, of Kansas City. The
lady arrived here from Denison Satur-
day, where she was also visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Mae Houston was visiting and
shopping in Omaha Friday.
Elias Edwards took his departure
on Tuesday of the past week on his
return trip to his training camp in
New York. He had been given a ten
day furlough and was to have return
ed a week earlier, but was stricken
with appendicitis which delayed him.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. G. M. Tai
colt delightfully."- entertained at ken
sington in which about forty ladies
participated, among whom were Miss
Bernice Alexander, of Omaha, Mrs.
Frank Holcomb, of Fayetteville. N. c.,
Mrs. Marion Cue, Mrs. Lester Cue and
Mrs. Raymond Rule, of Dunlap. The
hours were devoted to neighborly chat
and the Inequalities of this home were
enjoyed to the fullest extent by all
present. An elaborate repast conclud-
ed the occasion.
Mrs. Frank McHenry was visiting
in Denison the latter part of the week.
Miss Lillian Ahart is student op-
orator in the local telephone office and
will take Miss Ruby Baber's place as
assistant to the chief operator. Miss
Baber will act as chief operator in
Mrs. Ralph Igou's place. The latter
will assist in the office this week
while Miss Ahart is learning the work.
Miss Donna Butler, who is attend
ing school here, went to Arion Satur-
day for an over Sunday visit at her
parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roy received
a sad message Wednesday night in
forming them of the sudden death of