The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-17
news FROM Dow
CITY VICINITY
Standard Bearers Met Friday Evening
in Regular Session at the Frank
MclIenry Home
MANY SOCIAL EVENTS or wEEE
Kensington Tuesday With Mrs. Clair
ButterwCrth-J Bunch of Girls
Met With Mrs. Leo Needllaln

DOW CITY, Nov. 16-Special-The
Standard Bearers met Friday evening
in their regular monthly session at the
Frank McHenry home. The number
in attendance was estimated at twenty
e which is very good, considering the cold
weather and rough condition Of the
roads that kept SO many from being
present. The lesson was taken from
the first chapter of the new textbook
under the subject 1.-THE Missionary
Message of the Old Testament. Mrs
Frank McEIenry presided, under whose
leadership an interesting ana helpful
study is always assured. A social hour
with the service Of a fine lunch con
cluded a very pleasant evening, Loren
Thomas, Of Ames, was an out of town
guest, whose presence is always en-
4 jOyed.
Mrs. Peter Cook has returned to her
i home at Earlham following several
days visit with her son, Fred Colby
and wife.
day evening from a couple of days SO
journ in Omaha, where he was having
Miss 0olda Dow was among the
county seat visitors "Wednesday.
Mrs. Clair Butterworth presided as
hostess to a delightful kensingfon on
Tuesday afternoon at her home, in
ladies'. Social chat on neighborhood
events and the like was INDUCED in,
while various kinds of fancy work oc-
cupied nimble fingers. AT the luncheon
hour a most delicious repast was served
which brought many favorable COM
ments from the guests. and as q whole
the day was of much pleasure to all.
Misses Lillian Donaldson and Bere-
nice Judd went down to Woodbine on
Thursday afternoon and attended the
Armistice day celebration. The former
returned that evening the latter re-
naming over night to attend a dance.
Walter Cole and wife returned the
first of the week from pleasant weeks
visit among their relatives in Clinton.
William Honz was down from Wall
Lake Wednesday visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Honz.
Miss Eva Roy opened the fall term
of school Monday in Nthe John Kepford
district near Buck Grove, after a two
weeks vacation spent here at the pa
rental, Henry Roy. home.
II. a. Rogers, wife and son, George,
of Sioux City, We're arrivals Friday for
few days visit with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. w. r. Hurlburd, and family,
west of town. They came here from
Denison, where they had been spending
several days as guests at the ", w. !, H. I
S4IlllIlSll, IVY AltidIh N5afSAS SAAtNAAA>
Servoss homes.
Miss Anna Nelson was in Denison
Friday, where she spent the day visit
ing friends and also having dental work
done while there.
j. A.. Scott was a caller in Dunlap
Friday between trains.
Mrs. Lille Shumate was down from
AriOn Friday visiting at the n. G..
Scott home. &
Misses Ruth Thompson and Bessie
Baber We're passengers to DenisOn last
Wednesday, evening. III
Mrs. e.. M. Talcott and baby were ar
rivals Friday from Jefferson for an ov-
er Sunday visit at the home of her par
.ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Rule, and
with other relatives.
Mrs. Leo Needham played the part of
hostess to the Jolly Bunch Of Girls at
her home Friday afternoon. There
were also a number of intimate friends
invited to enjoy the day with the mem