The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-12
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XMAS BAZAAR
Members Of Dow City Baptist Church
Making Arrangements for Christ
mas Bazaar Japanese Goods
BAZAAR FOR THE L. d. S. ALSO
Ladies Of l.. ID. s. church Busy Making
Aprons, Fancy Work, Towels
Rags and Other Articles s-.''

+ hold a.. Christmas bazaar and are now
busily engaged in working out plans
I toward this end. Their line of goods
\ for this occasion will consist wholly of
I Japanese articles. There will be fine
4 assortment of stationery, hand.painted
dishes, bed room slippers, fancy table
covers, crumb trays, ETC. There will
also be an assortment Of childrens tops.
This will be good time to do your
Christmas shopping and everyone
should take advantage of the opportun-
ity Of selecting their Christmas pur.
schases fro mthis stock which promises
% offer many articles ideal in the gift
line. December the thirteenth has been
chosen as the date.
~ Gus Anderson made shipment OF
one car of hogs to Omaha Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Larson and two
children, Of Charter Oak, were brief
visitors at the Adolph Honz home Sat
urday on their return from a couple
OF days sojourn in Omaha.
George Spence came over from Har-
Ian Monday to spend the week with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Spence and with his
! brother, Will Spence, and family. He
- enjoying vacation from his duties
aihs the electric light plant there.
Herbert Butterworth was visiting in
Denison Saturday.
Gordon Baber, Of Pine Ridge, S. OAK.
was an arrival here the early part of
the past week on account of the death
d Of his sister, Mrs. O. Is. Peterson. He,
!, with his sister, Mrs. Martin Christian
zen, of Kearney, Neb, accompanied
their sister, Mrs. Roy Roupe, to her
home in Ames Tuesday where they
turning here Saturday for an over
Sunday visit at the home of their
mother, Mrs. s. E. Baber, before going
to- their homes. sa
Miss Mildred Virgins royalty enter
tAined the boys Of her Sunday school
class at luncheon Sunday at her home
AT the close Of the Sunday school SEES
sion. Those participating in the at
fair included Curtis Stephens, Louis
Blss, Edgar Talcott, Roger Cooper,
William Honz, Forest Binnall, John
Aeberhardt and Robert Bell. Rev.
Penn, Of Dunlap, was also an invited
gtikst present. The occasion was ap.
preciated very much by each one.
Mrs. 8. E. Wiley was q caller at the
county capital Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Oil and baby,
Charlie and Henry Meeves, and August
ON, of Dunlap were Sabbath guests at
the Fred christensen home.
Miss Helen Davis returned to, her
hctne in Denison Monday, following a
several weeks sojourn at the home Of
fef uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
IN Bybee and with other relatives.
Miss Anna Bell went to Denison We'd
Iielday to witness "My Sunshine Lady"
.gt1en there at the opera house that
mint. While in Denison she was a
guest at the home of Mrs. Andrew Bell,
SS, returning Thursday afternoon.
s Mrs. G. NJ. Brake was a Logan pas
6euger Sunday for a few days visit at
~ home Of her daughter, Mrs. L. E.
Mcbride. ''aI
ND. Wieland, Of. King Fisher. Okla,
w. an arrival the past week for a
Writ among relatives. He is nephew
d. Martin Wieland and Mrs Elizabeth
Ehaft, residents of. this place. The
gentleman came here from North Da-
k0ta, where he had been spending some
tine
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Butterworth came
ut from Omaha Saturday evening for
an over Sunday visit at the parental
Clair Butterworth home. Their son,
Gerald, and daughter, Naomi, have been
sftaying here several weeks and attend
M school, until their parents secured
@home and are permanently settled.
tE3ake Reeser and M. A. Riley were
.dong the county seat callers on Mon.
Lloyd Brake was visiting with Man
~ friends Sunday.
5sMr. and Mrs. Dan ~Daughenbaugh
moved here the latter part of the week
from Des Moines and are at the home
d. their daughter, Mrs. Fred Kremin.
We are very sorry to report Mrs. Kre.
ynih as being quite. sick and unable to
betabout. For this reason. mainly, her
parents decided to come here and re-
main with the family until she regains
her strength. AS yet they have not
fully decided as to whether they will
make this place their permanent home
orSnOt, but will spend the winter and
spring here, at least Mr.. and Mrs.
Daughenbaugh were residents of Dow
City prioor to their removal and their
friends are very glad indeed to wei.
c0ine them back and hope they will de.
eide to locate in our midst again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. John Henning, of
Dehison, were callers in town Satur.
day.
THE regular monthly meeting of the
WOmans' Home Missionary Society will
be- held at the home of Mrs. LESSEE
H9wafth on Wednesday afternoon, No
vember 10. A cordial invitation is
extended to all interested.
Mrs. Washburn, Of Troy Mills, and
Mrs. Hughes, of Central City, were
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