The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16
WEDDING BELLS
AT DOW CITY
Mr.. Claude Cornelius and Miss Leila
TerTill United in WedEock at Dow
City Monday Evening.
REV. G. A. BAKER oFFIcIATEs
Bride Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor.
don TerTill, Residents Of Dunlap
Groom Well Known.

DOW CITY, June -special-on
Monday evening of the past week, Mr..
Claude Cornelius of this place and Miss
Letha Terril of Dunlap, were united In
marriage at the local Baptist parson-
age, Rev G. A. Barker officiating The
couple were attended by Foster Cor
nelius. brother and sister of the groom.
The bride is the eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Gordon Terrill, residents OF
Dunlap and although not as well known
to- u.s. she is we'll spoken of and all
will welcome her as one of our midst.
The groom is the eldest son of George
Cornelius and wife, of this vicinity. and
thus is too we'll known to require an
introduction. He is an industrious
young man, and his friends unite IN
extending congratulations and best o.
wishes to himself and bride. The hap
py couple will make their home on g
farm which the groom has rented
southeast of town.
C. II. O'dair Of Jacksonville, Florida
was an arrival Tuesday morning ana
expects to make his home here. with
his sister, Mrs. Eva Baber.
The 7. X. Coleman family have been
enjoying visit the past week from
her mother, Mrs. Ellsworth, of Counj
Gil bluffs.
4; & G. B. Bonee and Robert Robey, Of
Omaha, were guests at the Henry Roy
home the early part OF the past week.
Mr.. BOnee is d, nephew of Mr.. Roy anC
was a resident of Dow City about thir.
ty years ago. The two gentlemen arc
contractors.
w. f. Hurlburd has been quite sick
the past week and under the care OF
a physician, but at present he is re
! ported some better.
An interesting event Of the past
week was birthday party TUESDAY
afternoon in the parlors OF the Metho.
dist church given under the auspices OF
the WOmans Home Missionary Society
in observance OF the fortieth anniver.
sary Of the founding Of the organiza'
ton. At this time the new members
Of the past year were special guests
OF the old members and q royal good
time was enjoyed together, the com
pany being made up of some thirty
five members altold. After a season
3 of informal visiting, the guests were
invited to partake of an elegant two.
course dinner Three long tables hat'
been neatly arranged for the affair an6
presented a most attractive appearance
with their appointments OF beautltu'
bouquets of yellow roses "A toast pro.
gram was next in order. Mrs, Ware
mistress. The following numbeits
Welcome to New Menabers-Mrs A. II /.
Response-Miss Ellen Goddard.
The Land Of the North Lights Mrs.
Frank McHenry.
Our Sunny South-Miss Marguerite
Our Red and Brown Brothers Mrh.
I The Lonesome Trail Miss Mildred
Virgins
( Lands Of Sunshine w. H. Rule.
Americans All--Mrs. Robert Docherty
Each topic was highly interesting
all dealing with the work of the W. II
\ NJ Sin various fields. This concluded
S-the afternoon and each one present de.
clared the occasion one of real benefit
and pleasure and a fitting close to an.
other successful years work.
Miss Bernice Hunsicker of Indianola,
and Miss Margaret Ryan of Creston.
two of the high school teachers ten.
dered' their designations to our school
the past spring, have notified the school
board that they have decided to return
to Dow City again next fall, a fact
their friends rejoice to learn.
y The WoWans' Christian Temperance
Union met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. S. e. Wiley with an av.
erage attendance. The lesson hour,
with Mrs. Ida Talcott as leader. was
given over to a study OF the uanseTOut
use Of various drugs containing, alcohol
Several leaflets, bearing testimony from
leading physicians to this effect were
presented and a very interesting anc
helpful lesson was developed from the
vital question. A committee was APP
pointed at this meeting to gather flow.
I ers to send to the orphans home in
Council Bluffs as token of cheer,
from the local w. c.. T.. U. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs j. p. Goodman, with herself a.
the appointed leader.
Leslie Logsdon, of Portsmouth, was
a recent visitor with his sister, Mrs.
Frank GIassburner and family. He is
now engaged in the barber trade at
that place.
Misses Martha and Ruth Lueck and
Eva Roy who are attending summer
school at Carroll. came down Friday
for weekend visit with the homc1
folks.
Mrs Frank Greene and her grand
daughter, Miss Ethel Malone, were pas
sengers to Vail Thursday morning
where they enjoyed a visit with the
formers son, d. +. Greene.
( Mrs. j. T.. Rudd arrived the past ,
week from Centerville, s. Dak., to join