The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Riddle were ir
Council Bluffs the latter part Of the
week, where she had an operation per
formed for the removal Of tonsils anc
! adenoids. They returned home the
same evening.
Mrs. Belle Shields and son, Dan, OF
Madison, Wis, arrived Friday for a
visit with their relatives, the w. E
Eishel family.
The girls of Mrs. J. p. Goodman's
Sunday school class are making ar
rangements to hold a pie sale in the
Farmers State bank on Saturday after
noon Of this week. The proceeds will
be used for the purchasing of material
with which to make comforts for the
begun to work for.
j. T.. Butterworth and wife were Wis
iting in Denison Friday.
Miss Berenice Judd went down to
Omaha Friday and enjoyed a couple OF
days visit.
Howard Rule was up from the Bluffs
short time the last of the week and
visited at the parental, w. Fl. Rule
| home.
Mrs. j. A. Brill has returned from
Boone, where she was one Of about four
| White Shrine, an auxiliary of the Ma
sonic lodge. Mrs. Brill was joined in
| DenisOn by a company of ladies on her
way to Boone.
A. J. Wight, daughter, Josie, and
sons, Ivan and Jay, with Miss Wave
Thompson, were in Denison Wednesday
visiting Mrs. Wight in the hospital.
Dow City friends of Miss Kathleen
Luke, who is a student at Simpson col
lege. Indianola, will be pleased to
learn that she has signed contract to
travel on the chautauqua circuit for the
summer Of 1920 for the Travers.Newton
company of Des Moines, as soprano in
light opera. They will sing numbers
and give sketches from the "Mikado"
in Japanese costume. She will also do
solo work. In addition to the regular
conservatory music course Miss Kath.
leen is also taking methods in public
school music and expects to complete
both courses in the spring of 1921. Miss
Ruth Glassburner, of Woodbine, who
is engaged as a music school teacher is
to travel with the same company as
pianist. Miss Glassburner also acquir.
ed her musical ability at Simpson, she
having entered as student there some
time after her graduation from the 10.
cal public school in 1912. Both are
young ladies Of splendid accomplish.
ments and having been reared here,
our people feel a special pride in them
ttiiSi Sd11 "SlI NouCll VII tHciI HlGelluS
with the highest success at all times
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Laubscher are
entertaining a new baby son, born to
them recently. All concerned are do.
ing very nicely.
Sears McHenry was Dow City bus.
mess visitor Wednesday from Denison.
On Tuesday afternoon of the past
week the members of the Golden Hour
club mes in their annual business ses-
sion at the home of Mrs. ID. T.. Brem-
ser, at, which time the. following Off.
GERS were elected: President Mrs. Ward
Towne; vice president, Mrs. s. E. God.
dard; secretary, Mrs. Frank Glassburn.
er: treasurer, Mrs. D. Il. Bremser.
Misses Lille Gibson, Hilda 2Turnlund
and Lulu Crandall We're appointed as
calendar committee. arrangements
We're also perfected at this time for the
clubs annual open meeting planned for
January 9th at the Bremser home.
The following committees were chosen
to have charge of the event: Menu, Miss
Lille Gibson, Mrs. +. c. Howorth Miss
Ftilda Turnlund, Miss Lulu Crandall,
Miss Agnes Goddard; floral, Mrs. f. c..
EioWorth, Mrs. d. E. Bremser, Mrs.
Eugene Crandall; entertainment, Mrs,
Ward Towne, Mrs. o. o. Collins, Mrs.
Frank Glassburner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dryden and
child returned the early part of the
past week from a two weeks visit with
her people in Missouri. Her father,