The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-24
500 REALIZED
FROM SUPPER
LADIES' Of Congregational Church AT
Dunlap Give Supper Thursday and
Realize GOOdly Sum
DELIBERATE GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mcintosh Cele.
brate F'iftieth Wedding Anniver-
sary November IL, At Home
OF Son Scott.

OF Son Scott.
The supper held by the ladies of the
Congregational church on Thursday OF
! the past week was well attended and
about 800 was realized with a very
q small amount of expense. Several
parties were entertained at the sup
per and more people could have been
served only that the ladies ran out of
provisions.
Miss Mary Kane Of Buck Grove was
in town Sunday and, visited her Sis
& ter, who is here at the present tlmei
The Misses Ellen and and e u sans
and visited Miss Mae KiIlion after
{ which the three ladies visited at Dow
Miss Doris Yager} who has been Wis
iting in Woodbine returned to her
home in the, Willow last week.
Mrs. Frank Gorh:sm has been visit
Ing Mr. Gorham at the hospital at
the Soldier the past week. !,
Dwight and George Gorham ana
s8 Asa McDole had stock on the Chlcago
market the past Week 3.
The chairman of the Ladies AID OF
Z the Methodist church held a meetlng
al the home Sof the president, Mrs. w
As. Chauncy last week and perfected
4 plans for the comi,ag years work the
Z flraf division will serve on the Satur.
dav following Tha nksgiving at the
y church. This will be dinner and
an i'll day session.
Mrs. Prentiss was hostess to the
nnnifs Of her music class and their
nnothers at a recital vat her home on
saturday. A social time and lunch
were enjoyed at the close OF the pro-
The Rebekahs held \ their regular
meeting at the lodge rooms on E MGhoa ~
Missouri Valley. district delegate TO
7 tho meeting Keokuk, gave her report
which was very interesting ana great
y " enjoyed. Mrs. Cox Of Missouri val
7, ley was another out OF town VISITOR.
Al the close Of this meeting a very
Il tie direction Of Mrs. Origins as chair
5man 81 the refreshments. A i!ood at
y tendance was out and the nominations
were made for the coming year.
The Tortnightly club held their reg
ulAr meeting at the library on Mon
I day evening with the following pro-
Piano Solo ------Mrs. Florence Jones
K Par,er F. w. Curtis
y Vocal Solo --------------Ralph S@uirh
!, Violin and, Plano Duet -------------
Re Keyn 9Wi,, s1 Homts
{ Paper --------Mrs. VIII I1ou'e
ssis ~ go Mrs.. Widney. and Mrs. Nixon
Reading -------Mrs. r. A. Wlilams
q Vocal Solo t--------------Mls Miss shnox
The Old teachers Of the high school
were hostesses to the new teachers On
\ the force. at dinner served. py tn ns,
Thursday evening. "a table was spec
q ia]ly prepared for the ladies'. n
John HUE was pleasantly SURPRISES
nv; large crowd at his home on last
4 Sunday evening when they came 70
remind him that it was his blrthday
K a most enjoyable evening was passed
nv those who were privileged to at
\ tend. ~ 81.
Interesting letters from two high
4 school graduates who are now IN tine
west were published in this issue OF
I the Reporter. One from Ben Berger
y iat Entiat, Washington and the other
from Hortense Wright, Pasadena Cal
Hornia. .
AZ Cooked Food sale is held by the
Ladies OF st. Patrick's parish at the
City Hall on "Wednesday afternoon:
An apron and fancy work bootM VIII
Y be held in connection with this and
all sorts Of cooked and un-cooKeo
foods will be on sale.
Two new typewriters have been ad-
ded in the Commercial department at
the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mcintosh cele-
brated their golden wedding at the
home OF their son Scott on November
twelfth with a big celebration. Thos.
Fowler and Mrs. Luther McCord who
were present at the ceremony fifty
years ago were present upon this oc.-
casion also. All the children and most
OF the grandchildren were in attend
4 ance, weather preventing the attend,
ance Of four Observation-Disclosures ana
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pleasantly and all hoped that the
happy ones might celebrate many
Frank Daily was passenger for
Omaha Monday.
Mrs. Manchester was in Sioux City
& the past week in attendance at the
Il W. re. convention.
The Reporter like many other pa
pers Isl going to press q day earlier
coming on their regular press day.
Mrs Anna Colburn returned the past
week from Danbury where she has
been for several weeks at the home OF
her son. Will Acton and family, while
Mrs. Acton underwent an operation at
Chicago hospital. Mrs. Acton has
returned much improved In health,
. fact pleasing to her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers and son
Of Sioux City have been in town the
past week and visited at the home OF
relatives and friends. One evening
they were entertained at dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]: Fackleman
a son was born at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Benedict Thursday of
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