The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06
DOW CITY ITEMS
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Among the social activities OF the
past week is listed IL prenuptial show
err at the home of Miss Anna Divine
\ Wednesday afternoon. in honor of Miss
Lillian Ahart. the affair being spon
s0nered by the members and friends OF
the j. y. G.'s with which organization
she; Is affiliated. The girls devoted the
afternoon hours to the customary diver
aions and a general fine time was en-
joyed. The concluding feature to tho
dry was 4 dainty course repast, &c
which all did ample Justice. The guest
OF honor was the recipient of a large
assortment of miscellaneous gifts al
this time, all of which she prizes very
highly.
windows put in the front Of his garage
Y the past week which nlakessa good lin
proNement. He has also treated the
building TO q fresh coat of paint on the
outside and interior.
Mrs. Romanan Wight was a passen
ger from Woodbine Thursday evening
to spend some time at the home of her
son. IA. j.. Wight. and family.
The Willing Workers of the Baptist
Sunday school, with their teacher. Miss
Florence Miller, gathered at the. church
3 Wednesday evening, where they took
dinner together. The affair had been
planned to be held in the city park, but
the cold weather prevented and it was
necessary to meet indoors. The oc.
casion was enjoyed none the less, how.
ever, and I'LL heartily partoOk of the ex-
cellent viands provided.
John Buessing the new agent at the
Northwestern depot, has recently pun,
chnsed the residence of Jesse Agee. His
family joined him here Thursday, com
ing. from Scranton and at present have
taken quarters at the hotel until their
newly acquired properly is vacated.
Miss Viola Paul has gone to Ames
where she enrolled as a student of the
college for the coming year.
Mrs. A. Fl. Harper and little Marion
Bonsall We're passengers To Denison on
Trfsiay to spend the week end at the j
Hand w. =. B6nsall homes.
Tho local Northwestern section, 4 Of
B which Lynn Rood RECENTLY resigned
charge, has been taken over by a MIR
Logan. who comes from Logan he be
ing appointed to act as. foreman tenn
porarIly until Some one else can be Sc
CURED. s. 800 Gssst q NJ s.
Mrs. Ralph Igou was in Dunlap Fri
day having dental work done. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Houston are the
happy parents Of. a baby son born or
Friday, OctOber lst Mrs. w. v. But
lers Of Pierson, is caring for the moth
or and babe. IS
Lester Hansen left Tuesday for An
thOn, where he has accepted position
in n barber shop. He had been assist
ing IN the Wilson barber shop here fol
some time.
Mrs. Mayme Mulvihill presided as
hostess to the Golden Hour club, in
Guiding II large number of invited
guests, al the home Of her parents. Mr.
Dali 80 xo
Thursday. Social chatter and the like
Provided the pastime and needless tC
. say the afternoon passed all too quick
ly.@x Mrs. Mulvihill treated the company
4 to u most delectable luncheon (which
served MS q fitting close to. the pleasures
OF the day. f5.
eyeping from Madison. s. p. for q
visit rhts the parental, j. F. Rudd, ! home
He is Just recovering from a recent op
Grafton for appendicitis.
Misses Mabel and Blanche Cole re.
turned Wednesday evening from Clarin.
dn, where they had been spending two
OF. three days with their father. r. Nj
Cole. We are pleased to relate that
they left him somewhat improved after
his recent severe attack of illness. The
former returned Thursday morning tt
4 Scranton to resume her teaching.
" Another lycaum course is dated for
Dow City this winter. which, promises
i TO be better than ever. The committee
In charge has completed the final ar
arrangements with the Redpath Vawtel
management. from whom the talent lis
secured and the local entertainment
lovers are looking forward to the best
winters feast of clean and educational
i entertainment ever enjoyed here This
+ seasons course consists of only four
attractions instead of five. as has beer
customary in the past. but the quantity
is made up by quality. A brief de
scriptiOn of the numbers. with the dates
Is as follows: October 28th: The Col
4 leens. which party is composed of four
Z young ladies' will appear in fine must
cal program. The songs of Ireland
famous for theip 1plaintive sweetness
are presen ted sas dne of the features OF
the evening. replete with interest and
variety. The Colleens' program opens
with a village scene,in Ireland and the
four young ladies. who comprise the
company, are appropriately dressed in
Irish costumes. A Salvation Army
sketch is another feature of the pro
gram and the great work of the Sal
walton lassies in the A. e. r. is sci
forth both in song and story. Another
\ part OF the concert Is devoted to the
rendition Of selections from the stand
ard operas. An attractive playlet, a
complete sketch given in costume. is
still another part of their entertain.