The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10
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Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wright vii
move from Dow City to the farm
known as the old Sam Wright farm
north Of town. Il 3
Mrs. Taylor Durham entertained tn,
Missionary society at her home OF
Wednesday afternoon. al
A caucus was held in the Idle Ho,ll
theatre one evening last week for per
fecting plans for the city ticket. {
Pete Barrett spent one day in Omaha
last week. "
c. Kairnes spent few days il
Council Bluffs last week.
The marriage of Leo Schwab an6
Miss Bell, Of, Dow City, occurred las
week at WOodbine. This was a very
atiyes were present. The young
couple left for Colorado for a shor
trip and visit with relatives. Upor
arriving home they will be at home t.
their friends in a home on the nortf
side Of the park recently purchased by
the groom.
At the district declamatory contest
held at Missouri Valley on Friday
night, the contestant from Dunbar
r. WIN SSSOH0 PluSO LILY III cAAAtllAN
class with her rendition Of Madame
4 Butterfly"
The program committee of the Won
ans club met on Thursday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. r. Riechlet
and planned programs for the COMING
three months at which time they will
meet again and plan further.
Mrs. o 'Meara, Of Buck Grove, visited
In town last week.
Mr. re Tlnxonvi- v,oe, thoov1
In the Grove the past week visiting his
daughter.
The Domestic club met on Monday
OF last week and held a very interest
ing and profitable session. Some
timely talks were given by the mem
hers on milk, corn meal and the use
&Of left.overs etc A most delicious
lunch was served to round out the af,
sternoon's pleasure.
The new express agent and family
have located in the Brewer house in the
north part OF town.
Mr.. McElwain, of Dow City, visited
friends IN the country here the past
week. iSa
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Jensen are To-
Gated In the Lehan house on main
street. .45 81.
visitors here a few days last week.
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tanned friends at dinner on Sunday.
VI DIR. Powell made a professional trip
to Omaha one day last week.
Mrs. w. A. Davie Is visiting In Car.
roll this week.
Mesdames J.T. and Merlvn Rawlings
were WOodbine passengers on Tues
day.
The Lincoln school building and lot
was auctioned at the bank corner on
0sxk1 <Ho0y nS,,rr Nd r n1,pv ~
was the successful bidder the price being
S4500. This was very cheap at the
price property is selling at this time.
Lehan owns the residence property
next to the school and was interested
In the purchase Of this.
Word came Sunday of the death OF
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roth at the Omaha hospital where the
mother and. babe were. This seems
especially sad for these people as they
buried their only other son about a
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie are moving to
the Carmichael farm southeast Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs; A, lEhlers left last week
to make their home in Gordon, Nebt
They have lived here a number Of
years and have made many friends who
regret to see them leave e. 3ts
Miss Mildred d q Rogers was given a
eOlkIAN1y SuIPEtSC 1T 4ICL llOiASS viz wv
ening last week ana presented with a
string Of pearl beads by her young
friends. A pleasant evening was en-
50yed by the young people and Mrs
Rogers served a very dainty lunch at
the close 0f the evening.
Nels Baker spent a few days in Oma,
:ha last week. .s q 5rgsS 3igi
y The funeral Of Frank Pherguson was
held at the congregational church on
1n~x
est and most disagreeable days of the
winter. 1t was almost impossible to
use cars as the streets were a sheet
of Ice and very rough.
Word was received Sunday of the
death OF Mrs. Cronkelt6n at the home
OF her children in Council Bluffs. Mrs.
CrOnkeltOn has been in delicate health
for some time and her death was not
unexpected. Funeral services will be
held in Council Bluffs and interment
will be made at Pleasant Hill cemetery
in Dunlap beside the body of her hus-
band who preceded her in death a,
number of years.
A post nuptail shower was rendered
Mrs. Anthony Dougall at her home on
Monday evening by a large number Of
her friends. The shower was a miscel-
laneous one. Many useful and beau.
tiful presents were received by the
UTluc.T oIlc ttllu flQSLtIIu iltttSt
just moved into the home Of MRS.
Roberts IN the south part of town where
they will make their home. 3s3 NJ
Mrs. Fred O'Banion Is one OF the
latest victims of the flu. s.
Rowena Craft entertained her class
at her home one evening last week.
Games were the amusement of the ev-:
ening after which q dainty lunch was
served. 8
Mr.. Calna has moved from, the home
he has occupied in the, west part of
town and stored his goods In the Com
mercial block and will make his home
elsewhere in the town. ID
Z Geo. Gleason has gone to Missouri
Valley where he will cook for d bridge
gang for the coming season.
Misses Hallne McIntsh and Elfna
Tinker were passengers for Missouri
Valley on Friday planning to attend.
the declamatory contest and the bas-
ket ball game. They will remain over
the week end as guests Of friends
there.
Mesdames and Inger N6rdaker ten
dered a surprise birthday dinner to
their husbands one evening last week.
The gentlemens birthdays come on the
same date and their wives certainly
surprised them. A number of rela-
tives were invited In and all enjoyed
fhemse1ves in ffna shane Hs tHf 49,