The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-25
DOW CITY ITEMS

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Methodist Episcopal Church Notes.
The Standard Bearers report q royal
good time at the home of Miss Isabel
Scott on Friday evening last. @
Sunday was another red-letter day in
the annals Of the Sunday school. One
hundred and sixty were present for
the study period. The secretary report.
ed collection Of $780,. The school
has set its goal at two hundred. The
4 same proportionate increase this next
) welcome to all. The church and Sun
day school needs you---yOu need them.
The Epworth League chapter meet.
y ings continue to grow In numbers and
interest. A keen spirit of rivalry Is
present between the Leaguers and ,the
fSEpworthians, prompted by the much
debated question as to which side will
furnish the "eats. Next Sunday eve eve
Il ming weather permitting, the chapter
will hold an out-of-doors meeting. Mrs.
!. Lester Cue is the leader, and the topic
for discussion is 1.-THE Beauties and
Wonders Of Gods World" A hearty
I; welcome to all the young people of
the community to attend.
X The largest congregation for many
Il "a month was the comment on the Sun
y day morning church services. IS
# Next Sunday morning, the pastor
will preach upon the theme: Did God
Buy the World Back From the Devil?"'
In the evening at eight o'clock, upon
the theme: Jonah and the Big Fish. :"
DO you enjoy gospel singing? Come
out. the early part Of the service IS
given over to song. II you can't sing,
\ you can whistle! Some means of ex-
sice Of song and prayer Thursday eve
!, ming at eight o'clock.
sE Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson and two chill
dren and her sister, Miss Mcclure, of
iGlenwoOd were pleasant guests at the
lkB M. McElwain home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hulburd and chill
4 dren have gone visiting to Lohrville;
Jesaup and Wheatland, leaving last
week on their trip. IS
4 Frank Miller and daughter, Mrs. Eli
sic tombstone, and two children, left.
Monday for their home in Chicago,
4 having spent a month or more here
With his brother, s. H. Miller and
family and other relatives. Etf5
Mrs, Ben Crandall was up from
Woodbine during the past, week and
visited at the home Of Mrs. Jeanette,
4 Crandall. II
M "A. Henry and wife and their son,
Arch Henry, accompanied by Mrs John
Gibson, were at FIT. Omaha Tuesday
and visited their sons, Elias Henry and
LA Verne Gibson, who are serving in
the army there.
& Mrs. Walter McKim returned FRI
day from a few days sojourn in Sioux
CITY. ri, . ny
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wieland and
Ave children returned Friday from a.
trip to Fordland, Mo-, where they en-
tOyed q two weeks visit with her folks.
During the day Saturday, Eugene
Crandall's hay field caught fire burn
IA considerable area of timothy, which
had jubt been cut and shocked prepare
tory for threshing for seed. The fire
is thought to have started from sparks
blowing over into the field from a pas.
I Nj. and Mrs. George Dillenburger
syyere down from Vail making an over
Sunday visit with friends.
Frank Binnall and w. B. Mcdonald
left Sunday. for Ainsworth, Neb.. to-
spend Ia few days with relatives Mrs
Binnalls and Francille, who have been
there several weeks, will return with
them. u
The big three day carnival and home
coming which is dated for Thursday
Friday, and Saturday Of next week, Is
an event that is being looked forward
y to with much pleasure and interest by
our people. The services Of q regimen
tal band from TT. Crook, Omaha, with
y machine gun company and soldier
baseball team, are being secured and
it - expected that a company OF forty
Ave soldiers will be here to entertain.
Both candidates for governor of Iowa,
q Messrs. Nate Kendall and Clyde Her
ring, are on the program for addresses.
There will also be other prominent
saspeakers for the occasion. Splendid
music will be furnished by the band
during each day and evening and the
machine gun detachment will put on
military drills and exhibitions. The
American Legion is to give dance on
Thursday evening at the opera house.
Ball games and many other attractions
are being provided and gala time is
anticipated. The following committees
are in charge Of the events Finance,
Charlie Smith, John Ahart and D. p.
.ffRrpmaer: Music and Entertainment
ID II. Bremser, Mrs. F. @. HOworth
q. o. Collins; Advertising: G. w. Van
Atten. N R. Wilder; Representative 70
take charge Of soldiers as per govern
ment requirements: s. A. Divine, CHIEF
marshal, Ed Ahart; Committee on 4bal
games; A. We Wilson and M. j. sBreen
they being instructed to arrange FOR q
game each day. ~
Vernon O'Meara, of Iowa City, has
been here during the past week visiting
\ his uncle and aunt, John and Mary
O'Meara and also with relatives IN
DeniAon.
Arch Henry who has been here on Q
thirty day furlough from the navy. lef,
Friday for California to report for duty
4, Mrs. Harry Mcqueen and two chill
dren came up from Omaha Saturday
evening for visit with her sister, Mrs
Jay Ahart and family. 81.
Emmett Quirk and Lee Cooney, the
former of Omaha, the latter Council
Bluffs, were passengers to Dow City
A Saturday evening for an over Sunday
visit with friends.
Mrs. F.. M. Cole returned Tuesday
from a several weeks visit at the
homes Of her daughters, Mrs Frank
Mitchell and Mrs. J. r. Rollins, In Dell
Rapids, s. Oak. She, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Art 8. Randel and Mrs. Ed Ahart
who had been visiting at Watertown,
I and Mrs. Charlie Smith, who had been
AL Clark, s. Oak, returned together
and came by way of Lake Okoboji,
q ssart,sroS fhey stopped and enjoyed a days