The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-25

\ ma, have returned from a visit at the
home of their daughter and sister, Mrs
Myrtle Steffin. 8 b
Morris Griffin and wife, and Doris
Griffin and Miss June Smith spent Sun
day at Lake View. II
Mrs. Garfield Rule and son, Wayne
who have been spending several weeks
land with the Rule families, left Tues
day for Auburn on visit to the Z. III
Goddard family, before returning tc
their home in TT. Dodge.
Mrs. Annie Houston was in Dunlap
| Sunday and visited at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Mike O'Connell. She al
so enjoyed a visit with her sisters and
brother, Father O'Connell, who We're
there from Sioux City.
Mrs. Floyd Sharp; was over from
Ute the latter part Of the week visit
ing at the parental, Clair Butterworth
home.
Miss Irma Chamberlain was over.
from Lake View a short time last week
calling on friends.
Robert Powers has been spending the
past week at Shenandoah where he
was engaged in pitching ball games
during .three-day tournament.
The joint reunion Of the Galland's
Grove and Little Sioux districts began
here Friday. and is now In full swing.
The various T.. ID. S. churches from
over the two districts are being largely
Represented. Many have taken camp
ing quarters at the city park, where
tents were secured for their accOmmO.
dalton. Services are being held morn
ing, afternoon, and evening of each
day. The meetings will continue over
next Sunday.
Dow City is to have chautauqua
next summer which will be good news
to everyone in the town and vicinity.
w. c.. Rollins, a representative OF the
Redpath-V awter system, was here, from
Denison recently laying out the plans
before our business men for a chautau.
qua next season. A meeting of the
Community Club, the Wbman's Club,
and the Library Association was called
Friday to talk over the advisability of
accepting the proposition. Committees
were appointed to solicit the town and
surrounding country for the purpose
of securing the number of subscriptions
necessary for backing the chautauqua.
BY Monday evening, the territory had
been thoroughly canvassed and when
the reports were turned ln,$.1t was
found that the committee had been
successful in securing the required
number of subscriptions. The chauf
tauquai which is to be put on here
consists of five splendid numbers, all
evening sessions, and the factSthat 1t
is to be given under the Redpath.V aw-
ter system assures us that it will be
the very best that can be had. The
net proceeds left over from the chau-
tauqua will be given to the Library
Association to be used for their bene;,,
fit. n, 81 Ii !.
T.. B. McElwain, of Moorhead, came
Monday and is spending some time here
with his brother, B. NJ. McElwain.
Miss Charlotte Nutter was over from
Charter Oak Sunday and was a guest
at the w. Fl. Rule home.
Mrs. George Igou delightfully."- enter
tanned at Sunday dinner as a farewell
courtesy to her uncle and cousin,
Frank Miller and daughter, Mrs, Elsie
tombstone and two children, who left
Monday night for Chicago. Those
present included Mrs. S. HI. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Igou, and children, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Cramer, Wilbur Berry,
wife, and children, and Lee Cra;ner
and children. All present greatly en-,
joyed the excellent dinner prepared by
Mrs. Igou and the afternoon hours Of
visiting.