The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-28
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. DOW CITY ITEMS
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{ The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety held a very pleasant and profitable
session Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Ida G. Talcott in the
country. There was an unusually large
and all gave rapt attention
to the lesson. The subject was Our
Indian and Alaskan Work." and was
very interestingly handled by Miss Mil
dred Virgins, Mrs. Talcott treated the
company to a most appetizing luncheon
at the close of the afternoon. ~
Nels Nelson and wife, accompanied
by his sisters, Misses Tina and Anna
Nelson, motored to Denison Wednes-
day evening to attend chautauqua.
Ralph 1gou and wife have moved
from the farm several miles southeast
OF town the past week and are occupy
ing the j. Fl. Bonsall residence Just on
the outskirts east of town, made vacant
by Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Cornelius.
The l.. d. S. Social Circle held a meet
ing wednesday afternoon at the nome
of Mrs. WILDER Berry, with good at
tendance. The time was largely de-
voted to reorganizing and the like, the
circle not having met for a number OF
An election OF, officers was
held which resulted in the choice OF
Mrs. ). L. 4Butterworth. as president,
Mrs. WILDER Berry, vice president; Mrs.
Orvie Boham. neutrality-suspicious.. inc
meetings will continue under the same
plan and in the same order as hereto
tore. Mrs. Berry served fine lunch az
the close Of the day. The circle VIII
meet on Friday Of the coming week at
the home of Mrs. James Baber at DUN
lap, meetings being held every two
weeks. 20 49, ~ q rs ID
we have been requested to correct an
error made recently through these col
unans. We stated that Mrs. John
had purchased one OF the
residences Of. George, Carey and was 70
TAX q roomers there. The residence was
purchased. by. her husband who expects
to move it to Arion. Please. pardon the
c. O. Miller and j. w. Howorth spent
d day last week in Omaha.
Mrs. j. G.. SAGA. of Cherokee, was an
arrival Thursday for: visit with her
brother, Supt. p. A. Long, and famlly'
e Doris Griffin and Miss June Smlth
were in Omaha Thursday and spent the
day. ,a ~. .a
Fred Colby and wife returned Thurs
day from Earlham, where they were
called by the serious illness Of his sis.
ters SON.. The child had passed away
before they reached there.
q n. Bonsall has entered the bust
ness circles of Denison during the past
week. having purchased one OF the
slavery candy Kitchens, and has already
taken possession. An 80 acre farm
near Castana owned by Mr. Bonsall was
traded in on the deal, through which
the latter also acquires a residence
property belonging to VIM. Slavery at
Denisorl. We have not learned as TO
when they expect to move their house:
hold goods there.
Willis Riddle and wife are the happy
parents Of a baby daughter born Mon
day, July 18th.
Mrs. Roy Randel returned to her
home near Dunlap Saturday following
q pleasant visit of several days at the
home of her husbands parents, ME-.
and Mrs. Art S. Randel.
Mrs. b. E. McI<im and children re-
turned to their home in Deioit WednesS
day following couple of days WISH at
the p. j. Brown home.
Foster Cornelius and wife took their
departure Tuesday morning for Long
Pine, Neb., where they Will make thelr
home. Her brother, Glenn Alien, VINO
had been here for some time. accompan-
led them. Their mother, Mrs. Walter
Allen, and two small children preceded
them nv a few days, they having spent
about two weeks here with the, excep-
ton Of little Frances. who had been IN
Dow City with her sister for several
CIV. Jordan was in Omaha Thurs
flay on a business mission.
q Nelson Butterworth and wife are re- re-
ceiving Congratulate ions from friends
i1pon the birth Of fine baby boy 70
them on Thursday, July ed. The moth
er and babe; are being cared Tor az !hme
home OF her, parents. Mr.; and Mrs. An N.
drew Bowling ct, pefiiison:
I j.. r. Rude, went ~ SCUM Da ils!3i;l
last week to spend several GAYS si;ns VIA y "a
Also visiting Harold. who Is in. h0spfi
tal al Arlington reclp ting FROM an
onerration for apDe ndicitis..
Mrs. Ghas., p, ButteEworth and
Vida, were passengers 70 Len Fp2n
non Thursday evening to attend chaa ll
tn,In11a ana while there were guests Of
their son and brother, Vifgil Butter-
worth, aud family. ~; l.l
The Rebekah lodge met "Wednesday
evening in the hall. a special atfah'
having been arranged for this tfme II
ffie way ct Installing the newly ELECTED
odicsrs. Mrs. Sturges, Of Charter S 3ilis..
who had been engaged to act as lnstau-
ing officer, was unable to be present
and the work will be put on at another
time. A social evening with service
Of AN elegant feed were enjoyed ny
those present. 60
The Priscilla club sponsored a fare.
well reception at the home of Mr.! ana
Mrs. i. H. Young Thursday evening
as a courtesy to Herman Lazerus ana
wife. who are leaving soon for their
new home in California, The guests
present were made up of the husbands
and a number OF intimate friends or the
club, the company numbering about
forty all told. An elaborate two course
repast was in order at O'Clock. belns
served by the tray method. The re.
naming hours were passed in pleas
ant informal manner and most de-
liohtful time was in evidence. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
sweet peas and nasturtiums which fur-
nished an appropriate background TOR
the evenings gayety. Mrs. Lazerus
who has been much valued member
If the club Tor a number of years, was
with beautiful Priscilla
spoon as a parting gift from nef lrienus
Mr. and Mrs. Lazerus have been resi-
dents Of Dow City for the past hfteen
years or so and have; commanded the
confidence and respect OF all who have
come to know them, while they have
moved in the prominent social actlvitles