The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-23

best of success in their new work. The
formers mother and sister, Mrs. X. u.
Luke and daughter, Marguerite. are
summering in their cottage at Lake
wood Park, Lake View. These people
are former Dow City residents and
their friends are always pleased to
learn Of their whereabouts
Mary Nelson has returned home
from a several weeks sojourn in Den.
isOn. ,.
Gus. Fredericksen made a shipment
Of one car OF cattle and one Of hogs
to the Omaha market Tuesday night.
The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. o. H. Cook, east of town
this being the first meeting of the new
year. The lesson was made up OF
a study of the work of the W. II. M. s.
as accomplished UP to the fortieth an.
niversary, wnich was celebrated the
eighth OF June Mrs. Cook had charge
OF the lesson hour in the absence OF
the appointed leader, Mrs. Ward
Towne, who was unable to be present
A pleasant surprise was in store Tor
the company of ladies at the close Of,
luncheon prepared by Mrs. Cook
Needless to say all enjoyed the t1ne
treat and hospitality of this pleasant
home The society has decided to
send to Des Moines for two barrels o!
fruit Jars to fill, one for the deaconess
home and the other for the hospital
as is the annual custom The Jars
will be left in the basement of
Methodist church and any who wish
to make a donation to this cause may
secure Jars there. The assistance OF
any and all win be very highly appre
GATED.
(. Mrs. Will Aldrich was up from Dun
lap and spent several days the past
week on account of the death Of her
nephew, Merle Berry.
Will Griffin, Of Atwood ILL.,, was an
arrival the early part of the past week
for "a visit with his uncle and aunt
relatives.
Bernice Judd returned Tuesday from
a several days sojourn with relatives
and friends in Omaha
MIR. and Mrs. b. M. McElwain an6
daughter Pearl, recently entertained
his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Johr
Delaney of Maisthan, Iowa, few
days, they stopping here on a trip to
Colorado.
The members and friends of the
Priscilla club were most royalty enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the homo
Of Mrs. #. e. Allen, there being n large
attendance. The customary pastimc
occupied the hours and the merry chat
ter throughout the room gave evidence
that all were enjoying themselves.
The tempting repast, served at the
close, was not among the least enjoy,
able features. Mrs. w. A. Suthers
of Cedar Rapids, sister of the hostess
and Mrs. Alfred HoWorth, OF Tecum-
sch, Neb., were pleasant out or town
guests.
The Sam Brasel family are entertain
ing his brother. Charley Brasel, of
Quincy, ILL.,, who arrived recently to
remain while recuperating from a sew
eral months illness.
Mrs. w. T. Rink, son Charles. and
daughter, Marguerite, have shipped
their household goods and departed tho
past week for their new home at Morn.
ingside The best wishes of their Dow
City friends follow them to their new
location.
Mrs. Ben Parker left Friday for her
home in Red Oak, following a several
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. E.
II. Swasey, and family.
Mrs. John Turnlund and children
were arrivals Friday from Cherokee
for visit at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Horatio Wingrove, and with her
p. Turnlund. t
The Fred Sopter family are enter.
tanning his mother, who came Friday
from Vail, for visit with them.
Mrs. John Furne and little daughter
Imogene,, of Arion, were in town Tues
day visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
NJ J. Brcen.
Olive Ro5am has been having charge
Of the Standard Oil business the past
week, relieving A. r. Moeller who was
away on his wedding trip. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Boham was EN-.
ployed by the company several years
a few years ago.
Mrs. f. NJ. Arnold. Mrs. M. J. Breep
and Mrs Lefty Powers represented
Dow City in Denison Friday.
Eva Roy was passenger form Car.
roll Friday afternoon for a week end
visit at the parental. Henry Roy. home
j. F. Rudd was a business caller in
Dunlap Thursday.
The Bloomer Cold Storage company
of Council Bluffs. have rented the j. w.
Stepanek building, recently vacated by
A. A. Luke who conducted a harness
shop there a number of years. w. IL.
Rule, who represents the Boomer
Cold Storage company, is to be located
in the building after July first. Mr..
Rule has been occupying the q. V. Jor,
dan building for several months, locat
ed one door south of the Stephanek
AlS liS"iy eASduhSu l'issSN
being considerably larger will prove of
much more convenience in conducting
the business.
Fred Colby and wife and Mrs. Bes-
sic Holcomb, son Oliver, and daughter
Maxine, made an overland trip to
Ployer Saturday, where they visited
over Sunday at the home of Prof. G.
w. Manning and family, who formerly
resided in Dow City. Mr. Colby and
Mr.. Manning enjoyed fishing trip to-.
gether while there. ~
Edith Staley returned to her home in
Charter Oak Friday, after making
weeks visit here with the Thos. Ahart
family.
A. A. Luke has gone to Excelsior
Springs. Mo-, where we understand he
is to remain indefinitely. He has
stored his goods. removed from the
harness shop in the residence of Mrs.
Ada Wheelright, vacated by the Steve
Carbaugh family in the east part of
town.
Pearl McElwain has been entertain,
ing her friend. Marie Dougherty, of
Manila, several days the past week.
Mrs. Ella Hall and two children, OF
Pisgah, were brief visitors in town Fri
day, taking the train from here that
evening on trip to Rock Island, i'll.
John Coburn was a passenger from
Denisnn Friday afternoon for a visit
with his relatives in this vicinity.