The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-26

church there last week in the inter
ests of this great work.
Mrs. Willis Riddle and little son
spent several days of the past week at
the parental, VIM. Bartels home in
Denison. ,.I
Mrs. Frank lanyard and Mrs. Mer'
|rill Sharp returned Wednesday from
la pleasant visit of some three weeks
with relatives, the w. B. Sterrett fam.
lily, near Anthem.
w. w. Clark and wife were among
the visitors at the county capital on
Tuesday of the past week, as were
also Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Eggers.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
parsonage with Mrs. w. T. Rink and
a good attendance is reported "A very
interesting and inspiring lesson study
was held with Mrs. Earl Morrison as
leader for the occasion: The theme
of the hour was 1.-THE Working Peo-
pie" The treasurer, Mrs. D. E. Brem-
ser, gave report at this meeting of
tho financial standing of the society.
She stated that $157 had recently been
sent out from the treasury, which sum
will be used for various purposes. The
society is doing exceptionally we'll
this year and each member of the Or
ganization is ever ready and willing
to do her part toward the maintenance
Of this cause and they are to be COM
mended for their untiring efforts put
forth in carrying on the work. The
ladies have arranged for an Easter
offering and have decided to fill two
egg cases, one of which will go to the
deaconess home and the other will be
sent to the hospital in Des Moines.
The cases will be brought to the
church where they will be filled and
packed preparatory to shipping. 1t is
expected that they will be sent to
Des Moines about April 18th. The w.
III. M. S. have accepted an invitation
from Mrs. A. 3D. Adams to meet with
her at her home in Scranton on their
all-get-together day, which will prob
ably be in the month of June. The
society is looking forward with much
pleasure to this occasion.
Mrs. G. A. Zimmerman left Thurs
day tevening for her home in Wells,
Mimi. after pleasant weeks visit at
the Jake Reeser home.
Mr., and Mrs. Nelson Butterworth
were in David City, Neb.. several days
of the past week, where they enjoyed
a visit at the home of his brother,
Hugh Butterwortf.
Mrs. Henry Mayne and son, Charles,
of Harlan, stopped here Thursday on
their way home from Omaha and
made a visit of two or three days at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Lessic
Howorth.
Mrs. G. w. Langley and Mrs. Frank
Binnall and son, Ralph, were callers
in Dunlap Thursday between trains.
Miss Mae Edwards was a visitor at
the county seat Wednesday.
Miss Ferne Kingery, teacher of the
eighth grade in the local school, left
Friday for Adair, where she is spend
ing the week at her parental home.
David Clark and son, Ernest, were
Denison visitors Wednesday.
j. II. Bonsall was a Woodbine bust
ness visitor Thursday.
Miss Viola Paul, who is, attending
college in Des Moines, came home last
Thursday to spend her spring vacation
with her parents, R. w. Paul and wife.
George TRACER was business visit
or here Wednesday from, sDenison,
Mrs. A. E., Calundan and baby
daughter, who are here from their
home in Garretson, $. D.,t;were pas
sengers to Carroll Thursday evening
where they spent several days at the
home of her sister, Mrs. B. G. Lyman.
SPIT. j. r. McVicker left Friday for
where he is spending his
vacation with his family.
s. E.# E. Newkirk has been assisting
the past week I'M the Ahart elevator
as bookkecper, in the place of Miss
Lola Fishel who isstill under quaran-
tine at her home. %# ~ 'sS
Garfield Rule. of TT. Dodge, was in
town Friday and made short visit at
the parental, w. H. Rule, home.
Misses Ruby Rolls and Ruth Judd
were passengers to Dunlap Friday,
where they spent the week end at
the home of the latter's sister, Mrs.
Carl Kirk, and husband. They return
ed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk who
up. to spend the day. i
Robert WOlverton and daughter,
Lena, who recently returned from
Omaha where they had been spending
the winter, are moving onto farm
near Vail.
Miss Josephine Munsey was in Den
ison Thursday having dental work
done. u, y \ 4 J. A
Mr. and Mrs. Chas.IKeehner and tM'
gralidsons were passengers from
Woodbine Friday evening for few
days, visit with relatives, the Victor
Keehner and Art S. Randel families.
BIN McElwain and Orvie Boham
spent the day Thursday in Council
Bluffs on business. t}N&
Misses Alice Arnold and Carolina