The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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The Woman's Foreign Missionary so,
ciety met in regular" monthly session
Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist
church. Mrs. w. L. Rink had charge
of the lesson, the subject under discus
sion being Militia" A very interesting
and profitable study was developed un.
der her able leadership. Plans We're
made at this time by the society to give
a picnic the latter part of this month
as a courtesy to the little Light Bear.
ers. The exact date and place will be,
|anno1nced later The next regular
meeting will also be held in the church,
ut which time the society will serve
one of its quarterly dinners that was
postponed a few months ago. Mrs
Frank Glassburner is to be the hostess
and will be assisted by a number OF
Others. ss44 S
M, A. Riley returned Wednesday eve
ming from Fairfield, Neb., where he.
had been called by the death of his
father His sister, Mrs. John Hoyeke,
of Denison, who accompanied him there
stopped here for a short visit on her re-
turn. I'll
Dow City friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schaupp, of Dunlap, wish to be
numbered among those in Offering con
gratulations upon the arrival of a line.
baby, daughter, Lorraine Lillian, Tues.
day, June LIST. Mrs. Schaupp was for.
merly Miss Vena Mathys, of this place.
Mrs A. l.. Jackson and daughter,
Bernice, were in Council Bluffs last
Wednesday.
Mrs Anna Williams and son, Frank
and Miss Hilda Turnlund left Tuesday
for Cedar Falls, where the two ladies
will attend the summer session Of Iowa
State Teachers college.
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Fl. T. Isliesman, were down from Den.
ison Tuesday, guests of Mrs. S. d. Ba.
Der.
Mrs. Thos. Mccullough, Mrs. Ralph
Mckee, Miss Florence Miller and Mrs
WILDER Berry and son, Merle, represent
led Dow City in Denison Thursday, as
did also Mrs. C.. O. Miller.
at Mrs. John Rockwell was a passenger
from Denison Thursday afternoon tc
spend a few days with her son. Will
and family.
Miss Mae Killion went down to Dun,
lap Thursday, where she visited with
friends and attended dance, return.
ing Friday morning.
aE. r. Buttelworth and wife are the
happy parents Of baby daughter, born
to them Wednesday, June I'd.
Theodore Able and wife left Wednes.
day for their home in Ida Grove fol
Ahart and Adolph Honz families and
with relatives at Dunlap.
Ri Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Brown and Mrs,
fThos. Munsey were in Deloit Wednes
day attending the funeral OF Willie Nc
Kim, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. 70. NC
Kim, who was killed in an auto acci
dent near Schleswig. .l
Miss Lucille Williamson returned or
"Wednesday from an extended visit will
l,nc e;et Mrs JanpU T1anPny and
husband in Kansas City, Mo.
n r.. X. Coleman and r. w. Tech We're
business visitors in Omaha Wednesday,
Thcs. Ahart and wife returned Tues
day evening from a couple Of days Wis
1T with her brother, Glenn Honz, and
Dunlap. Il.
y Mrs. John Mathys was in Dunlap on
"Wednesday visiting at4the home of hei
daughter, Mrs. John Schaupp, and tt
grandchild, ID Lorraine Lillian Schaupp.
Nj Mrs. r. G. IsOupe and son. Vincent
returned to their home in Anes Tues
day, having spent q few days here at
the home; of her mother, Mrs. s. p. Ba'
Der. AZ n
Misses Mabel Thomas and Eva Roy
left "Wednesday morning for Carroll tes
of the State Teachers college being
I u Il
Miss Mary Nelson left Wednesday
for Denison, at which place she is EN-
ployed.s Ill
Among the social activities of tho
past week is listed prenuptial shower
"Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Hudson McHenry, the affair hon
oring Miss Lucinda McHenry, Of Deni
son, sister-in.law of the hostess,
wrose marriage to Verne Wilkinson, OF
MI Catnrf1aU hOllt
twenty intimate friends participated in
the courtesy, the hours being spent ir
a very pleasant manner. A feature
which created much interest during the
afternoon was the compiling of a bool
Of clever verses for the bride-to-be, in
which each guest had a part. "A tempt
ing menu fittingly concluded the day
and the company dispersed, having en-
joyed the occasion to the fullest ex.
tent. The honored one was the recip.
lent of a splendid array Of costly gifts
as an attestation of love and esteem
from her friends. Aunt Mary Mcf1en
ry, Mrs. Mott McHenry and Mrs. Frank
Woolston of Denison, We're pleasant
out of town guests.
Miss Viola Paula student of the Bap
fist college in Des Moines. was an ar!
rival Thursday to spend the summer
vacation at the parental, r. w. Paul
home. 35c ~
The local baseball team accompanied
| by number of fans, went to DenisOn
Thursday afternoon for a game with
the &Denison ball team. Our team re.
turned home with victory perched on
| their banner, the score being 3 to 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Reynolds, of
the state of Indiana were arrivals in
lsDow City Thursday for a visit with
| their son, f. o. Reynolds. and with
their relatives, the c. H. and J. r. Best
families, also renewing acquaintance
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds are on their re.
turn trip from Florida, where they ae
| turn trip from Florida, where they arc
They made visit with relatives in
Kansas and other places on their way
| here N
| Mrs. Will Aldrich was up from Dun
| lap Friday and visited at the parental
J.. w. Cramer, home.
Mrs. Thos. Munsey was in Denison
Friday visiting her son, Ben Wingrove
and family.
Aulger Bros. company made their an
nua1 visit to Dow City Thursday ant
that evening presented under canvas
Addison Aulger's latest play, Paradise
Valley" Fine music by a band and or
chestra was furnished in this connec
| ton, an open air concert being given
on Main street in the afternoon and In
the evening preceding the. play. The
entertainment was greeted by n large
crowd all Of whom sneak very highly