The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-24
II. Laird and Jesse McCord, Of Dun.

Mr.. Laird and Jesse McCord, of Dun.
lap. s5i
also the three little, girls, were arrivals
visit at the home Of Mr.. Wiley's moth
ler, Mrs. S. E. Wiley and with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Leslie Helm,
and husband, residing near Dunlap. !.
Editor G.. w. VanAtten was among
those who had business in Denison last
Thursday.
The infant daughter of Mrs. Charlie
Igou has been real sick the past week
and under the care Of a physician. All
sincerely hope the little one may re.
cover speedily.
John Reeser has returned to Altoona
to resume his work after spending q
few days at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Reeser.
Mrs. NJ. A. Henry and Mrs, +. w.
Houston were visiting and shopping IN
Denison Thursday
Clara Weiss; Mildred Virgins. Ellen
and Agnes Goddard. Hilda Turnlund,
Eva Walker, Vera Hart, Margaret Ry-
an, Berfiice Hunsicker, Lillian Donald
son, Isabelle Scott and Ella Flynn, the
lady teachers Of our local school, were
pleasantly entertained at the home OF
Mrs. A. IA. Harper Thursday evening
following the meeting OF the Priseilla
club. The ladies brought their fancy
work along and a fine social session
was spent together, which was greatly
appreciated on the part of each one.
Mrs. John Ahart has been entertain.
ing her sister, Mrs. Cooper, of Onawa,
the past week.
Mrs E. d. Butts, Mrs. j. p. Good.
man and Mrs. Leo Needham represented
ed Dow City at the county seat Tues.
day.
The Encampment lodge held an in.
teresting meeting Thursday night in
the I. o. 20. F. hall, at which time de-
gree work was put on, At a late hour
those present were treated to a delic.
ious lunch served by the Rebekah Or
der.
o. o. Collins has recently become the.
owner of the fine residence property OF
Mrs Nettie Goddard. Fishel, where the
former and his family have been donli.
ciled for some two or three weeks. Inc
consideration was $4,000. s. 4s15 4.
+ The Nipple Concert company. which
appeared as the second number or the
lyceum course Friday evening at the
school auditorium. was greeted by
large and appreciative audience. me
company are accomplished performers
on violin, piano, cornet slide trombone
xylophone and drums and their pro-
gram was varied enough to enable ev.
cry player to win individual honors and
applause. While each member OF the
company was an artist of marked aDll.
ity, special mention should be made OF
Mr.. Nipple who certainly proved that
his reputation as 1.-THE wizard of the
xylophone' was we'll deservedk His
playing was indeed marvellous and
called forth we'll merited applause. The
entertainment as a whole was clean.
cut and original and wa some of the
peppiest programs ever presented mere.
Ed Ahart was a business visitor IN
Omaha Wednesday.
Miss Florence Miller and Mrs. Carol
Darlington We're visiting and shopping
in Denison Friday.
Mrs. Robert Docherty returned Fri.
day evening from Buck Grove, where
she had been spending the week with
her son. Herbert, and family.
CO. Wilson, wife and little son, OF
Spencer. s. D., stopped in Dow City a
visit to their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
K. Coleman and children and Mrs. Fred
Coleman and children, being on their
way to Los Angeles. Calf.
DR.. c. w. Carr was down from Den
ison Friday greeting friends. He just
recently returned from an extended So
journ at Craig, Sask.. Canada, where
he has been devoting his time to over
Seeing of his land interests. He ex.
poets to leave soon on an eastern trip.
The members and friends of the Fri
the home of Mrs. w. B. Mcdonald on
Friday afternoon. There was a large
attendance, Mrs. Bryce Binnnall. of
Pierson, being pleasant guest upon
this occasion The ladies ifldulged in
the customary social enjoyment until