The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-31
her sister, Miss Beatrice Kelly, won
first honors in her class, also winning

her sister, Miss Beatrice Kelly, won
| first honors in her class, also winning
| first over all. - s5s 4
Rev. G.. A. Barker was in the Bluffs
Wednesday, where he attended the, re-
gional Baptist conference, having been
! chosen as a delegate. II
Mr,and Mrs. Carl Kirk were up from
Dunlap Sunday visiting at the parental,
Q. j. Judd, home.
Nick Oil had the misfortune to lose
his car the past week, it being burned
by an explosion in the gasoline tank
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen and
son, Walter, and daughter, Lillian were
in Denison Sunday visiting with rela-
tives and attending church.
Jay Field and wife were in Wood.
bine last week and spent several days
with relatives.
Phil Cronin was here a few days the
past week looking after his farm inter-
ests and arranging for the seasons line
| of work. The place is occupied by the
Ray Field family.
Miss Viola Tech spent several days
of the past week with her relatives, the
Jel Fredericks family. in the Oak.
Mrs. Catherine Henry has sufficiently
recovered from her illness as to be able
to go to the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Clyde Rose, in AriOn, where she expects
to remain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartigan were
over from Ute recently and visited at
the j. j. Houston home.
During the high wind Sunday after
noon the big plate glass window was
blown out of the front of Herman's
store.
Misses Myrtle Marks and Donna But.
Ter went over to- the Oak Friday, where
they represented Dow City in the coun
ty OratOrical contest and were success
full in carrying on the high honors for
our school. Donna, who gave THE
Littlest Rebel" won first over all and
Myrtle second over all in her presenta
ton Of "Billy Brad and the Big Lie
As a result of their success the school
has been awarded a very pretty silver
loving cup which was donated by the
First National bank Of Charter Oak
The local school is to retain possession
of the cup for period of one year. At
present the trophy is on display in the
/! window of the Farmers State bank. Al
are justly elated over the fine record
made by our declaimers and they with
their instructor, Miss Margaret Ryan
are worthy of much praise and honor.
Among those from Dow City who at.
tended the contest were Supt. p. A..
Long, wife and two daughters, Miss
l
ter, Virginia. Charles Buss, Misses Hell
en- and Bernice Jackson. Leila, Bessie
| and Edna Hunt, Lola and velma Argot.
singer, Ed Hunt, Roe Shumate, Harry
and Paul Argotsinger and Lee Cramer
Miss Flora Virgins went down to
WoOdbine Friday to attend a play that
evening in which one of her nephews
had part. She returned Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Virgins who went doWE,
play which was repeated that evening
The Methodist Sunday school are bus;
lily engaged this week In making ar
lrangements for an Easter program to
be. put on next Sunday morning at the;
preaching hour. The Baptist Sunday
school viii also observe the day in q
similar manner. ~, x, 4i.,
Fl AZ baseball mass meeting was heIf
Ghnrsfay evening in the Wilson barber
team and arranging matters in general
for the coming season. ", Il
Harold F'ienkpld and wife, who have
been making their home with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Stepanek
moved the first Of the week into their
own residence which has recently beer
completed in the way of repairs.
Howard Stepanek and Herbert Ahart
attended the Chase Lister show in
Denison Friday evening.
The condition of James Houston
whose illness has been mentioned from
time to time, remains apparently un-
changed, a fact all are sorry to learn.
DIR. and Mrs. Bryce Binnall were ar.
rivals the first of the week from Pier.
son for several days visit at the home
of her mother, Mrs. s. E. Wiley. and
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Binnall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walters and
children and Mrs. G.. A. Barker were
visiting in Denison Monday, as were
Mrs. Arthur Butler and baby, who are
! here from kiron at the John William.
son home. sia ia5 lg;gH aiE