The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18

day nights in their presentation OF the
musical comedy, "Forty-five Minutes
From Broadway" The entertainment
was given under the auspices Of the
players were all made up Of home tai
ent with the exception Of Jerry Houck
and Boyd B. Trousdale, under whose
direction the play was given. The
characters were well fitted for the parts
assigned them and showed great train
ing. All did themselves credit in dis
playing some of the best work ever wit
messed on the local amateur stage. The
musical numbers in connection with the
three act play We're also we'll rendered
and highly enjoyed. Owing to the un-
favorable weather and bad condition Of
the roads the attendance was not as
large as it otherwise would have been. I
Thos. Michaelsent returned Saturday
evening from a. business trip to Omaha.
Mrs Harold Alexander was a. caller
at the county capital Friday. y
Garfield Rule, of Ft. Dodge, was IN
town Friday visiting at. the parental,
w. Fl. Rule, home. 5.- >
J. II. Bonsall was a passenger to Mis-.
souri, Valley Friday on a business mis-.
sion, going from there to Castana Sat
urday .-.. ....,-......, - !.
Miss Josephine Stepanek, a bride of
this week, provided the inspiration for
a social courtesy at the 0. j. Judd home
Saturday afternoon, the affair taking
the form of miscellaneous shower,
and was given by Mrs. Carl Kirk and
Mrs. Leslie Helm, of Dunlap. The
guests present included the members
and friends of the y. B. G.'s, with
which organization the horonee is affil.
lated. The afternoon was devoted to
kensington work and games. Miss
Ethel Cole was awarded the first prize.
pretty valentine, in a contest of form
ing the largest number of words from
the word valentine" Miss Virginia
Marks received small valentine as a
consolation prize. The guest Of honor
was presented with list of Don't"
which were cleverly compiled by her
friends, containing advice for her
through her life on the matrimonial
sea. A palatable luncheon closed a very
pleasant afternoon. AS an attestatton
Of love and esteem the honored guest
was presented with many beautiful and
substantial gifts which she values very
highly. !, t.T.
son, Garland, were passengers to Deni-
over Sunday visit at the home of their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Walter Mes.
.enbrink. ,.,....,.,.s,.A,,t,.s. sl.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Dow enjoyed a
several days VISIT the past week from
shdr sister, Mrs. Olivette Carr, of Oma-
iha, and her son, Vernon Carr, and wife,
of Canada. The visitors left Saturday
for Denison to visit friends after which
the latter two will go to Kansas City.
where they expect to spend some time
with her folks before returning to Can.
ada.
H. G. Scott, who has been very III
with an attack of the flu the past week,
is reported to be improving.
0. S. Carlson, residing south Of town,
held his big farm sale Thursday which
was we'll attended. The Offering brought
good prices and Mr.. Carlson is we'll sat
isfied. The Carlson family are leaving
our vicinity the first of March for their
new home on the former Howe farm
they recently purchased near Dunlap.
Harry Reed spent last week with his
sister over at Ute.
" The twin babies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar