The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-17

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is now healing nicely.
The W. G. T. U. met Wednesday in
regular monthly session, the meeting
being held at the home Of the presi
dent, Mrs. Robert Docherty. Mrs. A.
II. Cook had charge of the lesson, the
subject of which was Child Welfare y
Many facts were brought out for
thought and assimilation and a very
pleasant and profitable hour was
spent. The union at this time elected
delegate to the state, W. G. T. U.
convention to he held in Council
Bluffs October 7th to the 10th. Mrs,
Robert Docherty was appointed to rep.
resent the local w. c. r. U. at the
convention. The next regular meet
| ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
]. P. Goodman.
Mrs. J. w. Cramer returned Tues.
day from a several days visit with
her cousin, Frank Miller. and family
| in Chicago, having accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Wells, and Cleo
that far on their way to their new
home in Detroit, Mich. The Miller
family came back with her to Dow
City and will visit his brother, Sol
Miller, and wife as we'll as other rela,
tives. They made the trip here over.
Hand a..
/ Charles Rink entertained friend
Clifford Merrill of Idaho, several
days last week. Mr. Merrill took his
departure Thursday noon for other
points. .. ~ g. +
The members and friends of the Fri
day club We're royalty entertained on
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Vic.
tor Keahner. A large, number were
present and the pleasures OF the day
were enjoyed to the fullest degree by
all, especially so in reference to the
tootlsome luncheon which the hostess
served 49,. "a ~
Mrs. S. e. Baber and daughter,
Ruby, returned Thursday evening
from a pleasant visit with the Eli and
Gordon Baber families and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Spangler at Gordon, Neb.
They also visited at the O. B. Peter
sen home at Hooper, Neb. Ruby had
been spending the summer in Nebras-
ka, her mother joining her several
weeks ago.
Charles H. Miller returned Thurs
day evening from a few days sojourn
in Moorlead. also attending the Mis-
souri, Valley fair. Z"
Carl Hansen, wife and baby were
down from Denison Wednesday and
visited at the parental, Claus Hansen
home.
Word has recently been received
here from Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Schou-
ten who are visiting at Armour, S. d.,
stating that they had the misfortune
of having their car badly damaged by
fire.. Upon their arrival at, that place
they drove their, car into a city garage
and shortly. after reaching the home
Of their sister, Mrs. B. l.. Wright, the
fire alarm was given. They all hasten
ed to the scene and to their great sur.
prise foundathat their car was being
taken out of the garage, the machine
being all ablaze. The, hood was com.
pletely burned off, Besides the engine
being badly damaged. The. origin of
the fire. is; not known here as yet
This will delay their returning home
as soon as was expected. Dow City
friends are very sorry to learn of this
i'll luck. Y III
iSupt.. 2. A. Long, wife and children,
who had been making their quarters
at the Dow City hotel for some two
weeks after their arrival from Sig
Quincy, have taken rooms in the
school building ., where they will do
light ousekeeping until a residence
can be secured.
Miss Flora Virgins was a passen.
ger to Woodbine Wednesday, where
she spent couple of days with her
brother w. H. Virgins, and family,
them to Omaha one day
on a shopping trip.
Garfield Rule, of Ft. Dodge. visited
at the parental, w. H. Rule, home be.
tween trains Friday.
Quite a little excitement was ere.