The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-11
DOW CITY ITEMS
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ed and visitors are also invited
L Mr. and Mrs. F. g. Buss and daugh
Z tiers, Evelyn and Eleanor, were in Den
isOn Thursday evening, where they at
tended the picture show,
Mrs. r. w. Tech was a visitor at thu
county seat Saturday. a, a E
Edward, LOrenZ and Fred LOrenzel
came down from Denison Monday t,
spend a few days at the Fred Christian
sen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Siglin were over
from the Willow Sunday visiting at the
John Remmes home.
Mrs. Ed Fleming, of Dunlap, ant
/. Mike O'Connell and son, James, Of
Boone, were visitors at the home Of
their sister and aunt, Mrs. Annie Hous
ton, last week.
Barney Remmes was over from the
h Oak one day the pasts week visiting al
the parental, John Remmes, home
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Houston and her
mother, Mrs. Pat Mullen, daughter. Ma
RE, and sons, viii and Paul, of Arion
went on a trip to Lake Okoboji last
Tuesday, remaining until Saturday. Leo
4 Mullen had charge of the Houston farm
during their absence.
The w. c.. I. u. will meet Thursday
afternoon of this week at the home Of
z Mrs. s.. e. Wiley. An election of Off
GERS will be held at this time.
A community meeting was held Fri
day evening for the purpose of talking
over the advisability of holding two
or three day celebration and hOmecOm-
ing in the near future. Those present
were unanimous in their opinion favor
ing the movement and plans are now
underway for the event. The dates
have not as yet been chosen but will be
announced later. An executive COM
mittee was appointed which is made up
of the following named persons: Q. j.
Judd, M. j. Breen, q. w. VanAtten
and A. w. Wilson.
Miss Ruth Houston was in Dunlap
Sunday and attended the birthday party
given in honor of Miss Bernice Peters.
! IS. j. Acker was a passenger to Oma,
Sha Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. SWatman were
up from Missouri Valley Sunday visit
ing at the Jesse Agee home and calling
on friends
I. Arthur. Butterworth was an arrival
Sunday from Pensacola, Fla, to Join
his wife and son, Christy, who have
been here for several weeks at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair
Butterworth. s5
Miss Mabel Cole has been elected to.
flH position as sixth grade teacher In
the public schools of Scranton for the
y
as fourth grade teacher in the local
schools for the past two or three years,
having resigned last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. r. Mcbride and
daughter, virgene, were up from Logan
Sunday visiting at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Brake.
i The regular monthly meeting Of the
Standard Bearers, which y scheduled
for. Friday night of this week, has been
iDostponed on account of the Sunday
school picnic and will be held on Fri |
<1ay night Of next week. The place OF
meeting will be announced next week.
Mrs. Arden Malone was in Denison
Monday visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Muir
dock.
will Hammond was an arrival Sun |
day from Eaton Rapids, Mich, to which |
I3Iace the family went a couple OF weeks |
airo in their car. They have purchas-
Cd land there and expect to remain. Mr..
Hammond does not acquire run posses
sion Of the property until the first Of
October, but the family has been asked
Is remain and keep house for the other
people on the place While they, are
rnond is here making arrangements 70 |
sell or rent his property In Dow City
and expects to leave this week on q /
business trip to his former home at 4
I,inten. s, d.. after which he will re-
turn here to pack his household goods
and ship them to their new home.
Rev. G. "A. Barker went down 10 iOna
ha Monday to consult a dentlst.
Miss Ferne Johnson was among the
Denison visitors Monday.
Dow City played its fifth game OF
,aseball with Carroll Sunday On the
home grounds and this time were sue
cessfui in winning from the visitors,
the score being to S. The game was
largely attended.
Mrs. William Bartels and daugnter,I
Marie. were passengers from Denison
SUNDAY for visit with their daug liter |
AID sister. Mrs. Willis Riddle, and fam
Dr.. ]. A. Brill and wife took their
two children. Beth and Marty, to Oma-
Ia Tuesday to have the little girFs ron.
sils removed and to consult specla!lst
in regard to skin disease with Which
their son has been troubled.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Thomas ana emil
dren motored to Rockwell City where
they enjoyed visit Sunday at the
home. Of his brother, u. s. Thomas,
and family. ~,
Oak during the past week, where Lney
visited at the home of her sister, MIS-.
E. II, Lyons. p,,,ee.
IS Harry huntingdon, VI SouilSh A'A '..As1, Id
was greeting friends In town the nrst
Of the week. -.
virgine Mcbride is here from Logan
making visit at the home OF her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs q. M.
REV Walter C. Plank was in Omaha
Monday on business mission.
Mrs. F. C. Howorth and daughter, III
Kathryn Lou, left last week for Hot II
Snrings. s. d., where they expect TO
snend two weeks, Mrs. Howorth. going
there in hopes of benefiting her health,
which has been quite poorly Of late.
Doy7. City friends Of Nathan Hahn VIII X
he interested to learn that he is soon TO
ioin the ranks of the benedicts, having
chosen and won for his bride young III
ladv by the name of Miss Mabel Grasse.
For the past year and half Nathan
has been . employed in Minneapons,
where he now holds a position with the
vholesale clothing company. He IS an
energetic young man of much promise
and his friends here will extend MN
IIearty congratulations. Miss Grasse
holds a government position at Minne-
anoIis.s where the young couple met.
Their marriage is to take place the flrst
! yernace Tillett left Monday night for
Turtle Lake, N. D., for an EXTENDED So
iourn with his sister, Mrs. Wllls heh'