The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10
DOW CITY ITEMS
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Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Were there no churches you woulC
not. live In Dow City. Say, are you liv
ing as though there were none ?-Bulle
tin Sermonette. The special study fol-
the devotional meeting Thursday eve
ming at 1880 will be the Lords prayer
continuing the subject of last week
the prayers of the bible To these meet
ings the public is welcome. The theme
for the sermon by the pastor next Sun
day at 10:45 a. m. will be "'The Golden
Rule for Three. In the evening al
7s3O the sermon will be upon the theme
Ready Made Clothes. Friday eve
ming the Standard Bearers will peet
ct the home Of Frank McHenry.f To
this meeting the young people of the
parish are most cordially invited.-Dr,
Qrimth, the dean of the deaconess train
Inn school Of Des Moines, was the
speaker who presented the work of the
Woman's Home Missionary society on
last Sunday morning. Due to the
weather conditions the attendance was
below normal, but the response to the
thank offering was most generous. to,
falling something over $100.-Quite a
number Of the members Of the Ameri.
can Legion Post 444 attended the Arm
lstice service Sunday evening. The
Splendid work of the choir in their rem
tition OF Kfpling's RecessiOnal was a
most appropriate closing of the service
following the sermon by the pastor up
on the subject Whittier Bound, Amer
George Carey and daughter, 1rma,
were visiting in Denispn Thursday.
u Harold Littelle was in Denison Fri.
day, where he had an x-ray picture
taken of his cheek bone which was Mad
" injured. The X-ray examination
showed that the bone was broken but
the attending physician stated that with
proper care Indications pointed to a
good healing with no further develop
ments.
Misses Margaret Ryan and Ella
Flynn were in Dunlap Sunday attend
Ing church services. Isl
aB Dan ShiIje was among the callers at
the county capital Saturday.
Miss Margaret Houston resumed her
teaching duties on Tuesday of the past
week. having spent few days in Sioux
City, where she visited her sister, Hell.
sister: Ruth, substituted for her. dur,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Tech and little
son represented Dow City in Denison
Little wilma Griffin, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Griffin, suf-
fGred "a light stroke of infantile para.
lysis recently which affected her
limbs and on Friday the child suffered
Al consultation of doctors was helu
Saturday, when 1t was decided that
the case was one Of the mildest form
ana the physicians state that the child
Will recover with no serious results
whatever, which is encouraging news
indeed to the anxious parents and
friends Of the family.
w. H. Buss, wife and son, Charles,
MI. and Mrs r. @. Buss and children,
and Grandma. Buss, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A, Wore, Romanan Holcomb and Wife
Pearl Wore, wife and two little folks,
and Charles Wore and little son, Lyle,
were /, royalty entertained at dinner
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Henry. The table fairly groan-
ed with good things to eat and all vote
Mrs. Henry an exceptionally fine cook.
Miss Margaret Houston treated me
pupils of. her school to- a wienie roast
Wednesday evening In the Cronin
Grove. Needless to say, the affair
was highly appreciated on the part Of
each one.
A Private John Cross was up from
Fort Omaha over Sunday visiting at
the parental. Enos Cross home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kepford of Buck
Grove were here Saturday and remain
ed over night with their relatives, the
Thos. Munsey family. They left Sun
day morning for Council Bluffs on a
visit to their nephew, Elmer POLLING,
and family, and to get acquainted with
the new baby son there.
j.. H. Killion came from Auburn
for an over Sunday visit at
his home here,
George Rule was in Denison satur-'
day to which place he makes trips for
medical treatments.
Mrs. r. y. Brown and little son. Du-
mond, were passengers, from benson
for a visit at the parental:
Thos. Munsey home, remaining until
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Walter McKim and little son
left Saturday for Des Moines where
they will take up their residence again,
having spent several months mere on
the farm, which is now occupied BY
Ed, Bell and family, who moved there
last week from the Howorth ranch.
Mr.. McKim expects to remain here
until spring to oversee the farm work.
David Clark and son, David, and
N. r. Wilder were among those who
had business in Denison Monday.
4 Mrs. Hudson McHenry, whose sud
del, attack Of illness is mentioned ell
sewhere. Is spending a few days in
town this week at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Smith,
until she. fully regains her strength.
Her case has been pronounced as
spasms Of the throat having affected
her speech to such a degree that she
was unable to speak for some three
hours when stricken last Tuesday.
Miss bessie Baber went to Denison
Wednesday evening where she attend
I'd a dance, returning home Thursday.
while there she was a guest at the
C. J. 8O'Meara home.
Mrs. al e. Alleman and the Misses
Pearl Cornelius and Lillian Price
were Denison visitors Monday.
DR.. E.. l.. Manchester, of Dunlap,
was a business caller In town Mon
day.
granddaughter, yirgene, Mcbride, to.
Logan Monday to spend a few days
While Mrs. Mcbride is absent at
Gowrie visiting her brother. Lloyd