The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-30

+e,dinc summer school at Carroll,
were passengers to Dow City trld;ty
! afternoon for Il week end WISH Will
their homo folks. - ,a,
Miss Leota Trip returned TO her
home in Arion Friday evening AFTER d
several days visit at the freo Ailoi''p
son home south OF town. ,, ~,
Mrs George DillcnburEcr returned on
T-rdnv to her home in Vail, having
made a few DAYS visit here with hcr
| father and brother, r. w. ana Ben
| Houston. r,,;,,
w. c, Homan was in Dunlap hriday
having dental work done.
Miss Bernice Judd was ch;rhi,s
hostess Friday afternoon cntcrtalnh,s
tho members and friends OF the Iam
| Alto and J, L. c.. clubs. Some thirty
guests were present among whom were
| Mrs George DllenburScr, OF van, ttii',
! Miss Hazel Hardman, of Ashland NED
Il visiting cousin of Mrs. Garland ocoll.
| A delightfully."- pleasing afternoon Mas
enjoyed by indulging in the pol'ulit
social diversions. An elegant repast
| was served winch collclu'c" 'e ~
sion's gayety. ,,; of
Friends of Miss Lois Manning. OF
| plovcr. will be pleased 10 learn lhat
| she is travelling with a chaulauu''',
company this summer, having Sla[.cu
out from Dcs Moncs June l2th. ohe
| is to do solo work and Will lct 'S pi.
anist in this connection. she also Nus
an engagement to serve on Inc tanninr.
platform next winter. Miss MailnillS
is the Youngest daughter of Prof. ana
| Mrs. C. w. Manning. She is very
| highly talented young lady ana ncI
MANY Dow City friends can well VouCil
for her Il wonderful success IN ihls
line of work. ~ ,,;..4r
Friday, June 25th, marked the SIKH
r,f1 I a
land wife and the second wedding ann
vcrsarv of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Butter,
WORTH The event was duly observed
nv a fine sevcn-thirty O'Clock dlnller
fiat evening at the home of the latter
Covers were laid for Mrs. ButterWofths
nnrcnts. Andrew Bowling and wte, OIL
Denison, his parents, Mr. ana MIS-.
Clair I5uttcrworth, of Dow Guy, ms
othcr.in-law and sister, DIR. floyu
sharp and wife, of Ute, his brother
Hugh Buttreworth, wife and son, Ger
aid of Omaha. and DIR. and Mrs. ). a.
Brill. daughter, Beth and son, Marry
land Nelson Butterworth ana Wi1c. Ing
table presented u most attractive allu
inviting appearance with It's appoint
ments of roses and ferns. Inc menu
extended itself to a two course altail
.nd thc viands offered were both boun
icons and delicious and being season
| Oh with the spice of wit and good lei
lowship. il is needless to say the occa
sion was Il most pleasant one. lhis
date was celebrated in a similar man
/, ner last year at the Brill home ana VIII
no doubt continue an annual affair:
+. Jackson and Ed Ahart have
, d;snosrd of the printing Office the pas
week to a Mr.. Van Alton, OF Golile!d
, who took possession Saturday. IN!
new editor and publisher is an cXpcrl
. cnced hand in this line and is well 1lttc'
= to give Dow City the newspaper th;
, if deserves. He states that nc IS wei
, D]cascd with the outlook mere ana DC
, iievcs that he will not regret niNlh:
chosen Dow City Tor nome. ~ t vN
, meets to add another hand TO the lore
, in the securing Of Il man to operate tn
: mcsscs. etc. The community hearul.
lwelcomes the newcomer ana all truS
~ that he NAV find life pleasant and pro
7 fitoble among us. The outgoing edltoi
r G. r. Undcrhill, who has been scfVlll'
!. Mcssrs. Jackson and Ahart IN inc Cd
: pacity of manager anu puo, .i'n o g
v the Dow City Reporter for the pas
four months, is undecided at pfesch
!, inst what line of business he Will tax
J, IN ITc has proven himself Il mos
!. lcomDctcnt newspaper man ana niue
nroisc and credit is due him for tn
# progress which has been achieved ,
k the home paper within the past lc'
months. ~IAl:, ~isHtt Nils @-lN| i
: son. Gail, have made many true an
# steadfast friends in this vivinity, VIII
Y keenly regret their removal from ~! u
hrt the best wishes OF all go VIII
g Them. From here they expect to max
. a visit to his people residing at Oche!
,f NJ r. Wilder and wife returned
+. Thursday evening from Omaha whei
former underwent an operation a wee
h or so ago in one of the hospitals. IL
a, friends are all glad that he is able
II be home again.
~ Miss Alice Cooper returned Tucsda
!" from yVoodbine where she had bee
'. sncnding a few days with her folks.