The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-25

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was awarded the consolation. prize, a
green ribbon. A business session was
talso held during the evening. An ele
giant menu very fittingly closed the af
fair.
James Baber was a passenger from
Dunlap Wednesday and made a short
visit with relatives
Supt P. A. Long, of our local school
left Tuesday noon of the past week for
Cedar Falls, where he attended a con
vention of consolidated school teachers
Mrs. Chas. E. Butterworth and Mrs
Fred Coleman and daughter, Marie, rep
resented Dow City in Denison Thursday
Ernest Smith, who recently resigned
! his position in the Gibson lunch room
was in Omaha one day last week and
purchased a ten acre tract Of land To-
Gated six miles north of that place. He
expects to occupy the same this spring
Dow City friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. J. O'Meara, of Denison, wish to be
numbered among those in offering con.
gratulations upon the recent arrival OF
a baby daughter at their home.
Mrs. J.. F. Potter has gone to Clarke
s. D., to spend some time at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John Smith, she
being quite sick, Mrs. Chas. Brady has
been here from Dunlap the past week
caring for the household during her
mothers absence. '
Mrs. John Furne and little daughter
were down from Arion Thursday and
visited at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
NJ. j. Breen. f.4 81.
Mrs. r. M. Arnold, who has been car.
ing for Mrs. G. v. Jordan for several
weeks, was called to Jessup the past
week by the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. Ben Houston came up from
Dunlap Thursday for a short visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Ruth Leuck, a member of the
senior class of the local school, was
absent from her studies last week on
account of the flu. She was cared for
at the home of her sister, Mrs. M. j.
Breen, during her illness.
Miss Ruth Swasey was a visitor in
Dunlap Thursday.
Miss Ellen Scott, who has been here
at her parental home north Of town
while recuperating from an illness Of
"a week or more, has returned to hel
teaching duties in Ida Grove.
Misses Mildred Virgins and Ellen
Goddard were passengers to WOodbine
Friday afternoon, where they enjoyed a
week end visit at the home Of the for
smer's brother, w. HI. WigginsJ 2:1tg..St
Bessie Berry was in Dunlap Friday
Visiting at the home OF her aunt, Mrs
Will Aldrich.
4. The democrats OF Union township met
lin caucus Thursday evening in the Tri,
angle Amusement theater for the pur.
pose Of electing delegates to the county
convention at Denison Saturday last.
Eight persons were appointed to act in
this capacity, they being Frank Binnall
Thos. Ahart, Edmund Riddle, e. H
Swasey, N. r. Wilder, Ed Ahart, Link
Riddle and NJ. j. Breen. The Commun
ity club met the same evening in their
regular business session, with only the
usual routine of affairs.
J. r. Griffin and wife went to Deni
son Thursday, where they visited their
daughter, Mrs. Aug Mesenbrink, re-
turning Friday afternoon.
( Gus Anderson was visiting at his pa
rental home in Denison Friday. His
sister, Miss Ella Anderson, accompanied
him home for a visit. She had been
called to Denison some two weeks age
from Cheyenne. Wyo.. by the death OF
sUEUGIlcEy- <AiSNHIA'
Walter HOman was a passenger to
Omaha Friday for "a visit with his two
children. returning Sunday: 7, !: 8
l.sVef1iaee Tihett HAS been Quite sick
the past week, and unable to be at
school, but at present he is reported to
be improving.
J. w. and F. c. Howorth have both
been down with the fNt the ,past week
and Mrs: Petsrs, Of Dunlap, vas secured
little Daughter had iustai ,i. IbefS.s they
Mrs. Alfred Howorth in Tecumseh, Neb
J.sW. came here from Wise, Mo-, the
dayd before he$ contracted the, disease
expscting TO leave again il 2 fey days
for Trinity, Texas. "a es-rsE y - s--S 40
Mr. and Mrs s. j. Acker, Chas. =
Butterworth and Mrs. Henry Roy anG
daughter, Mrs. William Hammond, were
visiting and shopping in Denison Fri
day. 7t
Logan Thursday where she spent e
few days with her sister, Mrs. L. p. Nc
Bride, and family.
Miss Dorothy Ahart attended thu
teachers meeting in Denison, Saturday
after which she came to Dow City fol
an over Sunday; visit at the! parental
Thos. rAhart, home. With the CLOSING
of this term she is disseminating hel
teaching duties in Buck Grove and viii
open the spring term in the rural schoo
located in her home district about five
miles southeast of town.
Miss Title Steiner returned to hel
home in Denison Friday following &
several days stay at the home of hel
brother, Henry Steiner.
Mrs. Willis Riddle and little. son
Wayne, We're visiting at the home o.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bar
tells, in Denison the latter part 81 thu
week. f!ii; e
i r. E., Adams OF Logan, was a Dow
City business visitor Saturday. u
E. r. Butterworth experienced apain
full accident one day the past s:Sweel
while at work in the baking departmen
of his store, when his left arm was bad
ly burned as result of a pan OF hot
grease upsetting. The arm was burnet
from the elbow down and although
causing no, small amount Of suffering
Mr.. Butterworth has thus far been abls
to continue his duties in turning Out
the baked goods to supply his business
patronage.
Mrs. Anna Williams, Misses Caroline
Shirk and Lois Welty and Mrs. i. A.
Long were in Denison Saturday, where
the former three ended the teachers
meeting while the latter did some shop
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