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

THE DEN1SON REVIE
I family, returning Sunday.
Rev. G. NJ. Ward came up from Glen
wood Saturday evening and on Sunday
accompanied a large delegation OF the
members of the local Methodist church
to Denison to attend the special all
day services at the Methodist church,
Bishop Homer Stuntz, of Omaha, be-
ing the speaker for the occasion. A pic
Enic dinner was enjoyed at noon and
very pleasant and profitable time was
had Rev. Ward remained in Dow City
until Monday and occupied the local
M. L. pulpit Sunday evening. Our new
pected to arrive the latter part OF this
| week from Jacksonville, Q.
DR.. T.. N. Rowe of Denison, was here
Monday and visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ, z, Rowe. ~,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Oil and little daugh-
| ter, Leone, were III SchlesWls ana
spent the Sabbath with their daughter
! and sister, Mrs. Otto Miller, and fam
lily. :.
4 The Will Roy family were down from
IDenison Sunday visiting at the parent
ial, Henry Roy, home.
| w. u. Fishel, o. A. Cooper, o. 0. Col
| lins Frank McHenry, NJ. A. Riley and
John MathyS were in Denls0n Satur-
day. where they went as delegates. to
| the republican county convention Ed
Imund Riddle and Chas. Smith served
as delegates to the democratic conven-
ton. !,
| zeph Fienhold and wife were in VAN
! Sunday, where they enjoyed visit
], with her mother, Mrs. Eland.
Richard Main returned Monday from
an over Sunday visit with his people
at Bayard.
Miss Una, Adams, of Vail. is making
a visit here with the Clark families,
having come down last week.
J. F. Rudd and wife returned Sunday
! evening from Council Bluffs, where
/ they spent a couple of days at Lake
Manawa. While there they enjoyed a
visit with their sister-in-law, Mrs. May
Rudd, and daughter. Mrs. L. G. hatch,
and two children. Mrs. Hatch and the
] two children recently came from Okla
homa to spend the summer with her
mother, being obliged to make a change
of climate during the summer on ac-
count of the baby's poor health III that
country. -.
The Eastern Star met Monday eve
ming in their regular session. at which
time three new candidates were init
. ated into the order. social hour
concluded the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brkhofer, Har-
nv Weber and Miss Nettie Weber spent
| Sunday at Lake View.
viii Cross, wife and children mo.
tored to Dunlap Sunday and visited her
folks. f1. ,.a,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H.. Goddard and
| sons, Merritt, Richard and Sterling,
came Sunday morning from Fort Dodge
for a visit at tho home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Y. Goddard, and with
her sisters, Mrs. Bessie IIOlcomb and
Mrs. George Keairnes. and other rel
ativcs, returning Tuesday. II
!: Mrs. Hugh Butterworth, son, Gerald.
and daughter, Naomi, returned to their
home in Omaha Friday, having visited
among relatives and friends here and
i at Denison for several weeks.
The Fred christensen family and
i M. and Mrs. Nick Oil were invited to
the Henry Meeves home to spend sun
day evening as courtesy to Mrs.
Meeves' birthday. Ice cream and cake
were served and very pleasant time
is reported.
II. X. Coleman, wife, sons, Lloyd and
Wayne and daughter, Lorena, with
l their niece, Leone Coleman enjoyed the
day Monday at Lake View.
i Misses Fern Farrelly and Elsie Shu-
pitor, of Vail, were visiting with friends
in town Monday.
:! Miss Pear! Cornelius entered the tel
ephone office Tuesday as student. oper'
Il ator. preparatory to filing the position
!. of relief. recently resigned by Miss An
ma Divine.
Sam Fox and wife were down from
!. Arion Monday and visited at the q. V,
Jordan home. -
4 The Claude Mcdonald home in the
country was the scene of much pleas
J urc Sunday, the occasion being big
picnic gathering. Out of town rela.
! tiyes and friends included Mr.. and
!. Mrs. Riley Waterhouse, son, Leslie, and
daughter, Della. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Van
Metre. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowe and
i children Wilson Cissna and wife, Mrs
4 Clara Fouts and Miss Madeline Tinker
of Dunlap, Price Norman. of Lake
City, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hemphill. OF
Buck Grove, Mrs. John Cissna anG
Sowl, of Bentley. A bounteous dinner
was spread in picnic fashion, which OF
course. was the outstanding feature OF
the day. The customary festivities
4 were in evidence throughout the en-
! tire day and all enjoyed royal good
time.
i Mrs. Nelson Butterworth has gone
up to Denison to spend the week at
the parental, Andrew Bowling, home.
Our local ball team, accompanied by
/ a large delegation of fans, went to Car
roll Sunday, where a game was played
with their team, Dow City being defeat.
/ cd by d score Of 5 to 2. Another game
was scheduled for Monday, but was
called off on account of the rain. The
locals play the Chicago. Union Giants
on the home diamond Thursday and
Friday of this week.
Mrs. Ralph Mckee was visiting ant
shopping in Denison Tuesday.
Miss Lois Welty, of Red Oak. was an
/ arrival the latter part of the week and
| is spending Il few days in town. Miss
I Welty is the assistant primary teacher
in our schools.
A new cement block tool house has