The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-03

monthly meeting saturday dllelHooL
at the home of Miss Margaret Hun
tington, with a goodly number pres
ent. The hours were spent in the
usual manner, that of social diver
sions and last but not least, came a
very tempting menu, which was great
Nv enjoyed. AS yet the next place Of
meeting has not been decided upon.
DIR. and Mrs. Bryce Binnall came
Saturday from Pierson for a visit Of
q short duration at the home of hel
mother, Mrs. S. E. Wiley and with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bin
nall
Misses Pearl and Ruth Liese, Of
Ellis have been here the past week
visiting at the home of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. But
terworth and attending the L. D. s.
reunion. ~
a. L. Rule was an arrival in town
the last of the week to spend week
or so with his relatives and attend tic
some business affairs. He and his
daughter, Golden, just recently re-
turned from a trip to Idaho, Oregon
and other western points, having been
gone several weeks. His daughter
remained at Hastings, Nebr, while
he came here.
The Dow City schools opened Mon
day morning with prospects for a
great year. The arrangement OF the
grades and rooms will be in general
the same as last year. All of last
years efficient corps of teachers ex
cepting two or three have returned
they having been replaced by Others
with excellent records. Thus begins
the third year in our consolidated
school. #r
Hugh Butterworth, of David City
Nebr., visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clair Butterworth here a shor
time last week. coming specially t.
zee his brother Arthur, and little son
OF Pensacola, Fla.
The following gentlemen have beer
secured as hack drivers for the var
ious school routes: No. l, Nick Han
sen; No. 2, Carl Nickelson; No. 3
John Ahart; No. 4, Joe Price; No. S
John Frownfelter, ST., No. 6, George
Brady; No. I, Frank Binnall; No.
Frank Birkhofer; No. 8, George 1gou;
mo. ~, l6Ou, NV. -, otSVS
Carbaugh; No, II, Louis Buss.
Z. lDelbert Matthews, better known as
".Posy' was an arrival last week from
Wyoming. He was a resident here 8
number Of years ago, and will be re
membered by many. He has been
engaged in the cattle business in wy
oming and came here to remain dur
ing the slack season in that line al
this time. He has hired out to l.. A
Wore west Of town.
Among the chief social functions oil
the past week is listed a meeting 'Of
the J. B. G.'s Saturday afternoon at
the home of Miss Berenice Judd. A
Large membership attendance was re
ported, including a number OF init
mates, The afternoon was devoted
10 merry chatting over their handi
work and at the close of the day, the
hostess treated her guests to most
palatable luncheon. Out of town
guests included Miss iHortense Wright
OF Dunlap, Miss Bernadette Pine, OF
Epworth and Mrs. Carl Kirk, of Dun.
lap.
The picture entitled, "Amarily, OF
Clothes Line Alley" which was put
oh at the opera house Monday even
ing for the benefit OF the library, was
witnessed by q large and apprecia.
tive audience. The next picture four
weeks hence for the benefit Of the II.
brary will be "The Great Love-
A Mr.. Traxler of Lamont, met here
with the local school board Saturday
evening to discuss the proposition of
improving and identifying the school
yard by the planting Of trees, shrub
berry, flowers and such like on the
grounds along the walks and drive
ways. The board, after fully consid'
ering the question, decided in favor
offhe same and Mr.. TraXler has been
given the contract for the work.
Beginning next Sunday, the Ep'
worth League and preaching services
at the Methodist church will be con-
dlcted separately, the hours being
at7:30 and $3.50. During the summer
months; the services had been held in
union, beginning at $3.50. Also at the
Baptist church. beginning next Sun
day. the evening preaching service
will be held one hour earlier than u.s.
ual, which will be at 1880 instead OF
$3.50. The Methodist preaching sery.
ice at $3.50 and the Baptist one hour
earlier, 1880. Please. bear in mind
these changes.
w. b. Gibson left Monday for Lin
coin, where he is spending a week
at. the state fair. A.. A. Alexander is
also at that place with his race
horses, going there from Des Moines.
M. J.. Breen and wife delightfully."-
entertained at Sunday dinner the fol
lowing named persons: Will King, OF
Ashton, Idaho; George and Hannah
Lohse, Of Defiance, and Henry Lueck,
Vernon Clothier and the Misses Eliz-
abeth, Martha and Ruth Leuck, of
Dow City.
The Edgar Jackson family of Oma-
ha, were pleasant visitors with their
relatives, the frank McHenryl and
Earl Morrison families in this vicini-
ty last week.