The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24
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chinatown Of Chicago" Mrs Anna
Williams.
Chinese Educators Test of Chris
tianity," Mrs. j. P. Goodman.
-"An All Pervading Love Hospital
Mrs. A. B. Carlson.
Chapter for New Book of Acts,
Mrs. T. 2. Allen.
Vocal Solo, Miss Marian
Reading, Miss Clara Mae Munsey.
"The Sixteenth Anniversary OF
South China" Mrs. ]. T. Goldsworthy'
Prayer Band in the Language
School at Nan King, China" Mrs. Thos
Munsey.
Reading, Miss Marian Carlson.
chinatown in San Francisco" Rev
G. A.Barker.
Man Worship in China" Miss Flor,
ence Miller.
The program will be concluded with
song and prayer, after which lunch
will be served. A free will offering IS
to be taken at this time.
Mrs. w. E. Dow left Wednesday for
California Junction to spend a few
days at. the home of her niece, Mrs.
Will Coulthard.
Mrs. J.. N. Bell returned Saturday
from Sioux City, where she had spent
a couple Of days attending the fair.
Her sister, Mrs. Ellsworth Shook, OF
Cherokee met her there.
Mrs. Frank Holcomb and two chill.
dren, of Fayetteville. N. c., arrived
Tuesday evening for a visit at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
j. Hallowell.
Mrs. George Binnall and little son,
Neil, were passengers to Omaha Sat
urday tb see her sister, Mrs. Frank
Binnall, in the Methodist hospital, re.
turning Monday afternoon. She re.
ports her sister as getting along as
we'll as can be expected, she having
had a second operation performed Sat.
urday on the one eye. The other eye
will not be operated upon until this
one has sufficiently healed.
Miss Rose Harrington and Mrs. Fred
Simmons, of Nebraska, have been
spending several days of the past
week here at the w. B. Mcdonald and
e. E. Newkirk homes. The two ladies
are cousins Of Mr.. Mcdonald and Mrs.
Newkirk.
e. R. Butterwortll returned Monday
afternoon from Cherokee, where he
had been in attendance at two day
session of an L. y. S. conference.
The Fred Christensen family were
Sabbath guests at the. Nick Odell
Z home in the Dunlap vicinity.
Mrs. John Ahart returned Thursday
from Omaha, where she spent several
days with friends. t-.Ss
C. o. Miller and wife were in DEM.
son Thursday, the former having den
tai work done. e, sss ~ n
Saturday evening while driving
home from Dunlap, Edwin Poftevin
had the misfortune to collide with an
other car driven by stranger. 1t
seems that the latter peysistently
kept on the wrong side of the road.
with the above stated result. The
fender Of the Poitevin car was quite
badly mashed. otherwise no serious
damage resulted and fortunately no
one was hurt.
Miss Myrtle Klickner has returned
to her home in Minneapolis following
q oCSc1dA OdJ@' SASlI ll0IC Win uCl oio-
ter, Mrs. F. N. Rowe, and children.
Clinton and Richard Rowe went home
with her.
sired results he came home sooner
moni for visit with friends.
Mrs. Charley ,Bell~went down to
Omaha Monday to do some shopping
and tosyisit friends for a few days. I
The Robert Moorhead family came
up from Omaha Saturday and made an
over Sundaygyisit at the John Ahart
home.
Miss Balbina Potter was home from
Tenant, Iowa, making an over Sun
day visit.
At the regular meeting Of the Re
bekah lodge Wednesday evening Mrs.
Zeph Fienhold was initiated into the
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sterrett and chill
dren and the Chas. Vassar family
came Thursday from Anthem for Wis
it with their relatives, the M. T. Sharp
family, and to attend the Crawford
county fair at Arion.
Mrs. w. H. Buss is suffering with
very sore foot, due to an infection
caused from a slight injury received
~ 6CtIAA6 odAuOu1I Ill lAcl SuOc. AH
hope that the wound will heal with no
further developments.
The two barrels of fruit jars which
were received by Mrs. P. j. Hallowell
from the Christian home at Council
Bluffs about two weeks ago have been
filled and were shipped back to that
place the past week The empty jars
had been left at the w. B. Mcdonald
home in town and all those who were
so willing and ready to help in the
cause were furnished with the jars by
calling there for them.