The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-21

|1SOn ana SpenQlng the Gay at the nome
OF their son, DIR. F. N. Rowe, where the
event was duly observed. An elaborate
dinner was, Of course, the one feature
Of the happy occasion. Besides the two
immediate families Mr.. and Mrs. Mott
McHenry, of Denison, were invited to
participate. The event had been plan
ned to take place here at the home of
the honored guests, but owing to the
illness of one of their grandchildren at
Denison it Became necessary to make
different arrangements. The day was
one which will long be remembered
and the numerous friends of this estim-
able couple unite in congratulat tons to
them upon their golden wedding ami
yersary and that they may enjoy many
more years together on the pathway Of
life, is the sentiment of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe were the recipients
Eof a number of fine remembrances.
among which was a beautiful basket of
choice flowers of a golden hue, gift
from Miss Lille Gibson.
Mrs. u. N. Bell and daughter, Anna,
and Mrs. G. NJ. Brake and daughter,
Mrs r. E. Lusk, were visiting and
shopping in Omaha Monday.
Miss Dearduff returned to her home
in Dunlap Sunday afternoon after q
pleasant visit here with her, mother,
Mrs James Dearduff. III
from Mondamin spending the past week
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Steve Carbaugh, going to DenisOn
Sunday for a visit at the homes of her
sisters, Mrs. Arthur lanyard and Mrs.
Jesse COburn She will be better re.
membered perhaps as Miss Dorothy
Carbaugh.
bell, were Denison visitors Monday.
S1,p.fy.y nj,
teOmUae arrangement with the Tris
Angle Amusement company to continue
putting on pictures each month for the
scualjl,11 sySixf tf0r the benefit of the
library, under tl1easame agreement as
last year. The first picture for this'
year win be shown Monday evening i y:
being Eleanor Ray in Tin Pan Alley. Z,
Thare will also be a one reel comedy y
isss Es ssss TIL SR5 asN 81 ss4s ~
3 MS FredF Coleinsn Miss zsiiiies=G lib;
son. Mrs. 81 r., N, Mahin, Miss Hilda
.Turnlund, Oliver PETIT and sister, Miss
Fannie Petit. Mrs. r.. W. Tech md alitt;,
tia son, Wy. Rolls and Daughter,
Ruby, and Mrs. E. 2. Roland and;
daughter. Gladys, represented Dow City
in Denison Saturday. s4
I The M. w. A. met Friday evening
and installed their Officers for the com
ing term as follows Theo. Munsey, Vi
c.; George Binnall, w. A.; G. M. God
dard, clerk; G. o. Miller, banker; j. III.
Kiliion, escort; Frank Glassburner,
WatchmAn; E. r. Pagan, sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Riddle and little
son were visiting at the home OF her.
brother IN Napoleon last week. I'll.
Supt. p. IA. Long and two little 5aaugh
tiers. and Miss Bernice Hunsicker were
in Dunlap Thursday evening, where
the FORMER and the latter acted as
Judges In & high school oratoricaI con.
test IS ''.,s3 2.sls
| Mrs, j. I. r. GOOD man and the girls Of
her Sunday school class held a pfc sale
III the Earners State Bank, Saturday ar
ternroon which turned out to BE d good
success. 81 81 Popcorn and home made can saair1:
dies were, offered in, this cd ection and
eyerythina| found "a ready sa THE
s,,ra' ,ofT $40 WAS real lied, viii
Sc used, ia, purchase ma edfial for com
forts fi,s, girls are NAL king for an or
Dl1anage in York, Neb THE teacher
and. members !. OF the, class. are very
Rrateful. IA al Who help toward the siic-
cess of the, sale. M 80