The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-31

Il tee was appointed to cooperate with the
\ Commercial club in promoting school
II gardens and town beautiful. etc, AT the
NEXT meeting the Commercial club viii
L devote their time to this type of work
and expect one Of the local men to adj
4 dress them along that line.
Miss Maria Brace. of Waterloo, was
home and spent Sunday with her folks
\ Gerald Remde had the misfortune to
get shot in the eye with a bean shoot
er and as a result has had a very bad
eye, and 1t has necessitated his going
to the hospital for treatment. Il
/ w. Z. Mcknight went to Audubon
this week and spent several days Wis
iting friends. Mrs. Mcknight has spent
most of her time in Audubon since their
return from the east in the winter.
| Mrs. Prentias' division Of the Ladies
/ Aid served the regular supper to he
! members and friends of the church in
the church dining room Thursday at
lternOon. HI b
Leo Casey held a sale Tuesday and
he and his wife are arranging to go
west and live the coming year ana per-
haps. Indefinitely.
One of the most worthwhile events
OF the past week was the dedication of
the new public school and the programs
given in the afternoon and evening. In
the afternoon the following program
was rendered: II. + a.
Invocation ------- Rev. Burleigh
Piano Solo ------------I.or raine Curtis
Presentation of Pictures. Woman's Club
Address by Prof. j. W. Charles, Of the
Iowa State College.
song .----------- t----- Girls Quartet
DISMISSAL -------.----- Rev. Burleighs
The address of Professor Charles was
eriy
sonality all spent "a pleasant and profit
able afternoon. At the close of the af-
ternoon program the visitors were in
vited to go through and inspect the
work Of each grade and also the build.
ing as well. In Che evening the state
superintendent gave the principal ad,
dress. and it was listened to by a small
crowd as the weather man treated us
to our first thunder and wind storm
Just at the time Of the service. Mr..
1Craddock, the architect, gave a talk
and the building was accepted by e. 4
Caldwell. a member Of the board, and
several musical selections We're given.
Friends and relatives here We're sli-
prfsed and grieved to learn Of the death
Of Leo HOlfaster in an automobile ac-
cident down. snear III Oneys Creek on Sun.
day when he was shot by OCCUPANTS of
qnot her fcar, or that sis the superstition
as the two cars had some trouble over
the road, one claiming the other was
Ahogging the road Some from here
in codheif 1Bldfrs wednesday, '
Z Mrs, Geo. Oliver. returned to her
home in. OnaWa after a few days visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gull
Ivan. etNi
Mrs. Fadden, of Omaha, has been the |
guest of MrS. y. R.-Wheeler the past
week. She formerly lived here and the
ladies' have been friends for some years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Gibson are, pack.
ing their. household goods this week
preparatory to moving to Des. Moines,
where Mr.. Gibson has accepted a po-
sition with the D. Brown Auto COM
pany as salesman for the Chandler
cars. They are putting their household |
goods in storage until they locate a de-
sirable residence in Des Moines. Mrs.
Gibson will make a visit in Manila at
the home Of her brother, Clarence
Glenn, before going ia Des Moines.