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

ly elected superintendent OF the Dow
City consolidated school.
Miss Marguerite Rink was among
Friday.
Mrs. John Carey has returned from
couple of months sojourn in Wall
Lake at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Dietrick.
Miss Birdie Metcalf came over
from Buck Grove Friday for a visit at
the j. r. Griffin home Miss Metcalf
has recently started making trips to
Omaha where she is taking vocal les.
sons She has given up teaching for
| this fall ..,- ....r
Mrs. Jim Baber and little son were
visiting in Denison the past week.
MISS Frances ,Hunkler, of Manila,
was a pleasant guest at the G. M.
Brake home couple Of days last
week.
Mrs. Jane Daggett is here visiting
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Art s. Randel. .,..
Mrs. Jennie Allen and little daugh.
ter have returned to their home in
South Dakota, having spent nearly
two weeks here at the j. L. Butter.
worth home and attending the re-
union. 49,
Mrs. Ida Talcott, president of the
Standard Bearers, shipped a box con-
tanning sewing bags to headquarters
in New York Wednesday,, from which
place they will be sent to the orphan
! age at Grenoble, France. The local
Standard Bearer society completed a
number of garments and sent to this
place some time ago. -
Mrs. F. M. Cole and daughter
Blanche. returned Friday from Deni
son, where they had spent several
| days with relatives, the latter also
taking the teachers examination. Miss
Cole has accepted the position as
! teacher in the Greder school near
Buck Grove for this fall term. r
The Baptist church people enjoyed
their annual picnic Friday going to
| the center school house in Paradise
| township in the morning and remain
| ing until late in the afternoon. Cars
were provided as means of convey
ance to the picnic grounds. More
than forty participated in the enjoy
able affair. Baskets overburdened
with all the goodies known to picnic
crowds were abundantly provided for
the occasion and at the noon hour dis.
gorged their contents in the usual
fashion. The remainder of the day
was devoted to the customary festivi-
| ties in evidence on like occasions. The
company returned home pronouncing
1he day as one having been we'll
spent .-s-,.. rtG'.c .. -~.-" ...'*
Miss Hortense Wright was up from
Dunlap and spent several days of
! the past week at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ed Ahart. '-.e ,..-" --'~.
! Harry Larson, wife and two chill
dren, of near Charter Oak. were pleas.
ant visitors at the Adolph Honz home
Saturday, they being on their way
home from Omaha where they spent a
couple Of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Townley, of
Moorhead, were arrivals in Dow
City Friday to attend the reunion, re.
naming over the Sabbath. While
here they were guests at the B. M.
| McElwain home.
Relatives here have received word
to the effect that Joseph tombstone
had undergone an operation for ap.
pendicitis the past week in Chicago
and was in a critical condition. His
mother and sister, Mrs. George John.
stone and daughter, Mary, spent a
month here recently with their rela-
tives, the Sol Miller, George Igou and
Albert Miller families. and were
obliged to return home some two
weeks ago on account of the illness OF
the boy.
Mrs, Chas. McChesney and chill.
dren departed on Tuesday Of the past
week on their return trip to their
home in Glen Ellen, ILL.,, following a
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