The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
The threatening weather last Wed
nesday chilled the artlor of some who
otherwise would have attended the Sun
il day school picnic. The goodly number
who challenged the weather spent 9
most enjoyable day, the best ever re
port the picnic critics. Sunday was 9
great day. The congregations which
greeted the pastor were the largest
Tor many months. The visitors pres
ent at the morning service from Deni
son. Woodbine, and other points made
the service to SAVIOR of a homecoming
One hundred and twenty-six, collec
ton Of $500 made the Sunday school
report the banner for many weeks.
i The school has set for its goal an at
tendance of two hundred Every one
present, every one a booster" is a motto
well worth emulating. At the Epworth
League service, thirty young people
answered there" to roll call A live
group of LcaguerS and Epworthians
with pep, purpose and hearty well
come, for all newcomers.
The Standard Bearers meeting at
the home of Isabel Scott on Friday
evening extend to all young people OF
the community a most cordial invita-
ton.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
cicty is meeting this week at the home
Of Mrs. Thomas Rae on Wednesday,.
Next Sunday at 10:45 the pastor will
preach upon the theme, 1.-THE Family
hood of the Church., and in the eve.
ming at 800 p. NJ, upon the theme, "a
Bitter Prescription.
a question for the heads of the fam
lilies, ct al-+-What would Dow City be
1 if all the folks were Just like me? What
could our local churches do, were all
folks as Indifferent as you?
Ed Mitchell wife and children mo-.
tored here Saturday from Lake City Tor
an over Sunday visit at the home of
his sister. Mrs M. A. Riley, and family
w. c.. Holman was n passenger to
Omaha Saturday for a visit with his
children Charles and Lois, returning on
Sunday.
Miss Vcsta Laird returned to her
home in Omaha Saturday following a
several weeks visit with~| Misses Faye
and Trina Acker.
Mrs. George Reynolds and her visit
ing sister, Mrs A. L. Brown, OF Wash,
ineton, were down from Arion Satur-
day visiting with friends. The Brown
family were residents here many years,
at which time he conducted a jeWelry
store. About two years ago they left
for the west, expecting to locate in Cal.
ifornia but after stopping in Washing
ton on their way they became SO faV.
orably impressed with the place that
they decided to make their home there.
Mrs. Brown came back at this time to
see about having their household
goods shipped which had been stored,
here at the time of their removal. She
states ttat'the family are all enjoying
the best Of health and that they are
more fhan pleased with their western
home.
Mrs. j. r. Goldsworthy returned on
Saturday from a couple of weeks So
journ at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
j. A. Anderson, at Stanhope.
NJ G.. Virgins was among the call
ers at the county capital Saturday.
Joe Hallowell returned to Webster
City Saturday noon following d visit
here with the home folks.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Wright and
daughter, Thelma, we're up from Lo-
gan SUNDAY and spent the day as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. NeWkirk.
e r.. A. Werlich, wife and two children,
OF Earlham, were arrivals SATURDAY on
d few days visit with her brother. Fred
Colby and WIFE
II. fI. Rolls left Saturday for q visit
with his son, George, at Alton, H., his
son, w. c. Rolls, accompanying him to
Omaha, from which place he took the
train for Illinois.
Miss Cecil Hagker came over from
Mapleton Friday for visit at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Fishel.
a. w. Wilson was in Webster City
Wednesday pitching IA game of ball.
\ r. w. Paul made a shipment OF q car
Of cattle to the Chicago market last
"Wednesday.
The library association has purchased
Of Mrs. e. ID. Barnes the building IN
which the library has been conducted
for some time, the consideration being
$3.50 The deal was completed during
the past week.
Mrs. Nellie Wheeler and daughter, OF
Chicago, were visitors at the II, -.
Johnson home the past week on their