The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-22

their Christmas offering.
! Mrs. G. M. Brake was passenger to
Logan Monday, remaining over Tues
day to assist her daughter, Mrs. l.. T..
Mcbride. and husband In the restaurant
during the festival which was held at
that place Tuesday.
Next Sunday evening, September
18th, "A Night, in Old Hawaii" with
KOhoano's famous native Hawiian sing
ers and players Is to be presented in
| the Triangle Amusement theater. This
is an aggregation of native singers
and musicians who render a diversified
program of vocal and instrumental Ha-
waiian music. Among the special fea-
lures OF the program is the steel guitar
playing by James kohoano. and the
native dances of koia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Birkhofer and
baby and Misses Gertie Bramley and
Nettie Weber returned the first of the
week from a delightful ten days visit
at the Fred Birkhofer home in Moscow
and with other relatives in Muscatine.
I. \. Coleman and wife represented
Dow City In DenisOn Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Wilder came up,
from Omaha Saturday for an over Sun,
day visit at the parental. N. r. Wilder.
home.
Mrs. Artie Wingrove went up to Ari-
on Saturday. where she Is caring for
Mrs. Jack Allen and the new baby
Earl Morrison returned Tuesday from
a.trip to Colorado and Nebraska, where
he visited with relatives. His brother.
Charlie Morrison, OF Indianola, accom-
panied him. they having been gone two
weeks. The latter visited here and with
his brother, w. G. Morrison, in Buck
Grove before returning to his home.
Word has been received, here by rel
atives stating that Merle Pearsall, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs j. Fl. Pearsall. Of
Nebraska City. had recently figured In
an accident. He and boy friend were
out driving in car when they met in
I collision with a taxi. AS a result
Merle is laid up with badly injured
limb and our informant says that the
car he and his friend were riding in was
completely demolished. Dow City
friends are very sorry to learn of the
accident and all trust the lad will soon
recover. ~
Martin Britton, of Soldier, was bus.i
mess caller in town the first of the
week.
Clarence Wilder was up from Logan
Sunday visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Remmes spent the
Sabbath at the j. Schiltz home in the
vicinity Of Arion.
Mrs. kizzia Barsby has returned from
4 five weeks sojonrn in Charter Oak
at which place she was employed. !
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Butterworth
and baby. accompanied by Dean Tai
colt and wife, Of AriOn,. mOtored to Cas-
tana Sunday and visited at the home
Of Mrs. Will Riley. sister OF the two
ladies'.
One evening last week the school pu.
oils on routes nine and ten received a
zeal treat while on their way home from |
school, when Henry Bell invited them
to partake of a big musk melon feed.
Allgare loud in their praise of this fine
treat and TO say that 1t was heartily
appreciated would be putting 10 mildly.
The WOman's club have made ar
to resume their monthly |
open meetings, after having dispensed
with them during the summer. The n
first meeting of the year will be on Fri
lay evening of this week at the school
auditorium, at which time a miscellan:
eous program will be rendered. The n
meetings this year will be carried out
under the same plans as heretofore.
Noah Thompson. L.. II. HaWley. Clar-
ence Ransom and Harold Alexander at.
tended the Ak.sar-ben races in Omaha
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Houston, daughter, Mary, II
and James accompanied by Miss Ella
Flynn, went over to Soldier Sunday and II
visited the latter's folks.
w. HI. sBuss and son, Charles, were
county seat visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Field entertained
her parents and his cousin, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chandler and Miss Lot.
lie Woodland, OF Council Bluffs. Sunday.
w. =. Fishel. wife and daughters,
Iva and Nellie, were in Omaha Sunday, III
where they were guests of his brother,
A. A. Fishel, and wife.
A large number of friends gathered
1t the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Darius
Paul Sunday evening to give them a
,harivari. The young people were In
iited into the home and enjoyed n very N
pleasant social time. The, gentlemen
we're treated to cigars. while the ladies'
we're presented with a sum OF money
With which they We're instructed to pur-
,hase their treats.
Yves, Jim, Harry and Al Noel went
'ut to Crofton. Neb., last week to look
,ver the territory withja view to locat.
ng there.
Walter Mesenhrink and wife were
lere from Denison Saturday visiting
'elatives and friends.
r. w. Tech and wife were callers at
he county capital Monday.
John Houston was in Ute Sunday,
where he was guest at the John Hart
gan home.
Homer Wiley left last week for his
lome in Chadron. Neb, being, called
here by the illness of his brother,
clyde. who is suffering as the result
II an liberated tooth, affecting the
nerves of the brain. Dow City friends
# the family are exceedingly sorry to
earn Of his trouble and hope the boy
will soon improve.
sAl Talcott was up from Council
Bluffs Monday making arrangements
or the funeral of his mother. Mrs.
wilson. who passed away at the home
# her daughter in Kansas City. The
enains arrived in Dow City Tuesday u
" train. funeral services being held at
he Methodist church that afternoon,
which interment was made
n the local cemetery. The deceased
vas well known here. the family having
esided in this vicinity a number of
ears ago. We hope to be able to fur
fish the obituary next week
Fred Wiley and wife were in Logan
friday visiting at the Odell home. DR.
nd Mrs. Fred Daudel, who had been
allied there from Kimball, S. d. on
ccount of the illness and death of her
ather. Frank Odell, came up to Dow
lily Sunday evening for a visit at the
red Wiley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck. Mr.. and Mrs.
burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz, Mr. and
IRIS. C. L. Isbel, Mr. and Mrs Norris.
fiss Blanche Miller and Mrs. Harry
robertson, of Logan: II. M. Logan, of
vNx.. n,