The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-21

the social activities Of the week, in the
form OF dancing party given Thurs
day night. About sixty neighbors ant
| friends We're present to participate II
the enjoyable affair. accordion and vic
trola music being furnished The com
pany were treated to a delicious lunch
as a fitting close to the occasion anC
at a late hour-perhaps at an early
hour would be more truthful-the
guests left for their homes, having had
Il very pleasant time and glad that they
are counted friends of the Tech family
Gladys, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
was a passenger to Missouri Valley Oh
Friday for an extended SojOurn with
her Grandma Huff.
Mrs. jeanette Crandall and daughter
Lulu. and little granddaughter, Evelyn
Crandall, were visiting and shopping in
Denison Friday. .H q
Morris Reuben left Friday for a few
days visit with friends in Omaha, af,
ter which he goes to California to
Join his folks, who have been there sew
eral months. Morris has spent a num-
Der of years in Dow City, in the employ
of his brother-in.law, Herman Lazerus,
in the store. He also assisted the new
proprietors, Phillip Saltzman and Hen
ry Karson, a few weeks. Through his
ever kind and genial disposition he has
won host of friends in the community
who regret exceedingly his departure,
but the best wishes of all go with him.
Mrs. Robert Johnson and daughter,
Virginia Mae, came down from Denison
Friday to spend several hours at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Edwards, Sr. @ ~
Mrs. James Dearduff, of Dunlap, was
caller in town Friday between trains.
Mrs. Olivette Carr came up from
Omaha one day last week for a visit
at the home of her sister. Mrs. w. f..
Dow and also visiting in Denison while
here. 's.
Misses Martha and Ruth Leuck, Ma.
bel Thomas, Eva Roy and Elizabeth
Burch were passengers from Carroll on
Friday to spend the week end with the
home folks.
Mrs. J. w. Stepanek and daughter,
Mrs. Harold Fienhold. charmingly en-
tertained the members of the J. p. F.'s
Thursday ut the home of the latter,
there being good attendance. Social
and the like were indulged
in, which occupied the hours until
lunch time. when a most excellent line
of viands was set before the guests.
The ladies' then repaired to their re-
spective homes, highly praising the hos
DlIallIy VI lHc tWO HOSlcSSeS.
Miss Nellie Fishel has accepted a po-
sition as clerk in the D. E. Bremser
store, beginning her duties the latter
part of the week Miss Fishel is a new
hand in the business, but her friends
predict for her a splendid success.
Mrs. Carl Blackman came down from
Denison Friday for a week end visit at
the parental, S. H. Miller, home north
of town. ..s 3d..
Miss Mearle Reeser was a passenger
to Denison Friday evening for a short
visit with relatives and friends.
]. W. Howorth was an arrival Fri
day morning from Trinity, Texas, to
look after his farm interests here and
Is visiting among his relatives also. On
account of being misinformed it was
stated last week that Mrs. Howorth
had joined her husband in Texas fol-
lowing a visit with her parents in Wise,
Mo. She returned again to Dow City
With her brother, Leo Needham, who
lad also been to Missouri on visit.
Ralph Lyons was down from Denison
between trains Friday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers received word
he latter part of the week from Oma-
ma to the effect that her father had
suffered a stroke of paralysis. She