The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-04
DOW CITY ITEMS

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Among the social functions Of the past
week is listed a farewell courtesy ten.
dered Mr., and Mrs. w, NJ Schouten al
their pleasant country home Tuesday
evening. The affair was planned by the
Larkin cluit Of which Mrs. Schouten is
a much valued member, and was given
intthe form OLA surprise, which It prov
ed, to be itiilfhes fullest sense d. the word
The participants included about thirty
ladies and gentlemen. Music and
games pleasantly filed the hours. Mrs
Err. GRIMM, III behalf Of the club, pre-
scented Mrs. Schouteni with beautiful
cut glass dish as an attestation OF re-
gard. At the close, of the evening pal
atable two course repast, which the
sg,iests had brought with them, was
spread. The Schouten family are leav-
ing the first oftMaFch for their new
home I'M Hudson. COLO. They have been
reSidents of this Vicinity for many years
and are Numbered among our most
prominent citizens. 1t Is with the keen.
est regret that their friends view their
removal from here, but the best wishes
ofsall are with them. ~
Delbert> Lee, of Arion, was a Dow
City caller Wednesday. He has recent.
lyaccepted a position with the telephone
company at Dale and expects to move
his family there in the near future.
Linfred Ahart was a. passenger to
Dunlap Wednesday afternoon, where he
attended dance given by the. K. C.'s
that evening y iR
On Tuesday evening Of the past week
the 500 card club was tentertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Colds
worthy, there being good attendance.
The prizes We're won by Mr.. and Mrs.
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prize being an ink stand and the ladies'
prize box of correspondence cards. At
ter devoting several hours to this popu-
lar pastime a dainty lunch concluded
the evening.
Mrs. j. Fl. Betourne has been here
from Omaha the past week visiting her
relatives. the George Cornelius and A.
E.. Aelleman families. /, She, left Thurs,
day might for Sunburg, Penna., on a
visit. to relatives. :,,,4f.at.. s$bi;-
Mns. G. M. Brake returned home on
OfseNeral days with her daughter, Mrs.
T. Ell Mcbride, and family in Logan.
8ChAs. Lahr shipped a car Of hogs to
the Omaha market Wednesday. night.
Ed, Dawson left Tuesday evening on
his Nturn to Minnesota following AVIS.
jtat, the home OF his aunt, Mrs. Ada
Wheelright. ~
Mfi and Mrs. Hugh Butterw0rth and
two children returned to Omaha Tues.
day. Having spent a few days at the pa;
rental, Clair ButterwOrth, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Griffin, Mrs.
Ralph Mckee. Miss Josephine Stepan-
Elk. Mrs. Enos Cross and Mrs. Henry
Roy represented Dow City In Denison
Tuesday
10. s. Carlson, together with r. n.
Chamberlain, shipped two cars OF cat
tie to Omaha Tuesday night. Mr.. o.
son also shipped two cars of his own
cattle to the same place Tuesday.
The Grant and Hodkin sale held on
Monday, January. Goth, was largely at.
tended and brought very gratifying re.
suits. Everything advertised was sold
With the exception of the farm which
Was held on account of the bids offered
being too low. ~ 4;
Word has been received here of the
receM death Of Mrs. Frank Igou at her 81,
honlH in Lincoln, Neb. The deceased
wash sister-in-law of George Igou Of
this vicinity and the mother of Mrs. b.
L. TAtroe, formerly of Dow City, but
: now bf Lincoln. The, MANY friends in
our 4icinitg!BStfFd sympathy tH those
g.tH. Youngl 4eturnet Tuesday eve.
nins from 4 f whsrS he .faq been I!
ing H visit thu past week from her
frieAd, Mr.. :sof Gliddefl.&
MI and Mrs. Howard Pegg, with
theif3visiting brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.k4nd Mrs. Paul Veiregge, Of Win
DOM sMinn.. were in Denison Wednes-
day kRening attending the picture show.
sEAfk Baker has been suffering. the
pasE week with an injection in one OF
hts Nnees which developed from a
scratch due to a fall recently. He was
Unable to be in school for a few days.
but lis getting along quite wei lat pres
Robert Johnson packed and shipped
HID household goods to Council Bluffs
Friday, where he has secured employ
mSnt His wife and her mother. Mrs.
Ella Kresselmeyer. and little son left
1oining them Friday. The family he'd
been occupying the residence of Mrs. 5.
E.Baber.
John Coburn returned to Den'scr "r
"Wednesday following a several days
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. P. i. fHalloWell was a business
caller in Dunlap Thursday between
8Cuftis Stephens. who. has been seri
now Improving. afact all will be pleas
eds td learn.s Mr. stephens makes his
home withGthe Rink family. but Mr.,
ana Mrs Rink being away heswas cared
for at the 3Nhn Ahart home during his
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keairnes and Mrs
Ernest Clark were Denison visitors on
Wednesday, as was Miss Ruby Baber.
yernace Tillett has been caring for
avery sore foot the past week as re-
suit of someone having trampled upon
itfwhile at the basket ball game in West
side He had been previously suffering
with an injury to the same foot which
makes it doubly bad. -
Willard Jackson. of Dunlap, was In
town Thursday between trains.
ION Tuesday evening Of the past week
the d, L. Bremser home was the set.
ting for a delightful event in our social
circle. when the members and friends
SUMMING, UP THE EVIDENCE j
Many Denison People =. Haye Been
E Called As Witnesses
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