The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

ling troubled him considerably for
some time. Mrs. Edwards and Mr..
Hansen returned that evening. she go.
ing down to the city again Sunday to
| be with her husband.
Elder ChaS. Il. Butterworth was a
passenger to Deloit Saturday evening,
where he conducted Sunday preaching
i services at the l.. -. S. church.
| Miss Ella Flynn went down to Oma
ha Saturday morning. where she spent
the day =
Elmer Sopher and Charlie Fienhold
represented Dow City in Denison on
Saturday last.
The Womans club held its first
open meeting OF the year Friday even
| ing at the school auditorium as per
schedule. The program was opened
with a violin solo by Miss Josie Kin
ney of Denison, followed by a vocal
duet rendered by Mrs. a. w. Wilson
and Miss Ruby Rolls. Little Marjorie
Long then appeared on the program
! with a violin solo. after which an adj
dress was given by Rev. Walter c.,
Plank who selected for his theme.
THE Need of the Hour" his address
| being along religious lines. The next
number was piano solo by Miss
| Marion Carlson, following which vo.
cal Solo was rendered by Miss Vera
Hart. Mrs. D. J. Butler of Arion was
address on "Woman's Place in the
Coming Election" AT the close of her.
address a vocal solo was sung by
Mearle Manning and the program was
concluded with several selections by a
girls chorus composed of Misses Ruth
Judd, Ruby Rolls Isabel Scott and
Myrtle Marks. Each number was TAX
en- splendidly and was highly enjoyed
by the audience, as was indicated by
the hearty applause following each
rendition.
Mrs. S. A. Acker has vacated the
former j. r. Goldsworthy residence
purchased recently by Robert Docher.
ty, and has taken rooms with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. o. Reynolds in the Rolls resi-
Mrs. Docherty moved the first of the
week to their newly acquired property
and the place vacated by them. which
is owned by Mrs. Sophrone Bell, has
been rented by Leo Needham.
Y DR.. j. f. Waterhouse, dentist
from Charter Oak, has been secured
to come to Dow City for the practice
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday Of
each week, beginning this week. He
is to be located in the Potter residence
occupied by Supt. T. a. Long and
family. There being no dentist here,
Dow City has good opening for that
line OF practice.
Miss Adelaide Potter came down
short visit with friends, going on from
here to Dunlap that afternoon for an
over Sunday visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. sChas. Brady.
O. j. Judd and wife went down to
Omaha Saturday where they enjoyed
an over Sunday sojourn with relatives.
They also visited her sister Mrs. c.
c. Antisdel, in Council Bluffs.
4 The members of the small division OF
the Oriole Society chaperoned by their
leader, Miss Lulu Crandall, went on
a hike out to the big park Saturday.
They took with them the necessities
for weinie roast and the affair was
one of much delight on the part of all
present.
Mrs. j. r. Rollins came down from
Dell Rapids. S. OAK, the past week to |
spend some time at the home of her
mother, Mrs. +. NJ. Cole.
William Honz was here from Ackley |
Sunday visiting at the parental Adolph !
Honz home He has now been trans |
Tered to Wall Lake where he began his |
duties as third trick operator Tues (
day.
On Saturday evening at eight-thirty |
October the second, occurred the mar
rage of Miss Nesta Riddle to Mr.. Leo |
Needham. The event took place at the
Baptist parsonage in Denison, the GER
emony which united their lives as hus-
band and wife being performed by j
Rev. c. f. Hamilton. The couple /
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph !!
Igou OF this place. who. with the |
grooms sister, Mrs. j. w. Howarth, |
were the only witnesses. Immediate
" following the ceremony the newly.
weds returned to Dow City where they
will make their home, having rented |
the residence of Mrs. Sophrone Bell.
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Doch-
arty. The bride is the younger daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Link Riddle, resid. |
ing north of town and was born and
reared here She is very popular
among her circle of friends. all of