The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-25
DOW CITY ITEMS
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The Woman's Home Missionary So
I ciety met in regular monthly session
i Wednesday at the pleasant country
| home of Mrs. T. A. Rae. There was a
goodly number present among whom
We're three ladies' from away, namely
Mrs. Lotto Rae.Winsett, OF Los An
geles, Cali. Mrs. Ollie Towne.Talcott
also of Los Angeles and her sister, Mrs
F. L., Gable, OF Wagner S. Oak, Mrs
F. NJ. Mahin was leader of the lesson
and conducted the same in a manner
which proved of much interest to all
The subject was ''Our Frontier Work, y
dealing with MormOnisnn, a study OF
THE Hawaiin people, etc. Another fea.
ture of interest was talk by Mrs. o.
! lie Talcott, who is head nurse of the
Methodist hospital in Los Angeles. She
gave an outline of her work and told
of the needs Of the hospital and the
like. At the close of the afternoon,
, Mrs. Rae treated the company to q
fine luncheon which was greatly en-.
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nordin left on
Tuesday for their home in Chicago, fol.
lowing ten days visit at the Gus
Frederickson and Mrs. A. 3. Carlson
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bryan are
the parents OF a baby daughter, born
ON Thursday, August 18th. The little
miss tipped the scales at nine pounds.
Miss Rachael Higley, of Salina, K;lns.
was greeting friends and renewing ac-
aquaintances in town Thursday, lcav-
ing here for visit with the Houlihans
at Arion and the Frank Bolton family
in Denison. The Hig!ey family were
residents of this vicinity about twenty
years ago. IAss
Mrs. Cecil Edwards was in Dunlap
Wednesday having dental work done.
Relatives here are in receipt of word
conveying the information of the re
cent birth Of a baby son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Fairchild Of Irwin. Mrs. Fair
child was formerly Miss Ethel Spence.
Mrs. Garland Scott returned Thurs:
day evening from three weeks SO.
journ with her people in Independence.
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colby and his
visiting sister. Mrs. II. a. Werlich,
husband and two children, motored to
Harlan wednesday Where they attend
ed the fair. The Werlich family took
the train for Avoca that night for their
home at Earlham, having spent sever
al days in Dow City.
Rev. G.. A. Barker returned Wed.
ncsday evening from n three. days so
journ in Omaha where he had been
having dental work done.
d. M. McElwain and wife returned
"Wednesday from a, several days visit
with relatives and friends Mt Oakland.
They returned by way Of Harlan and
attended the fair. Their daughter,
Pearl. remained in Oakland for @ long
err visit.
daughter Mrs. Ed Ahart, and Mrs.
Charlie Smith; returned the early part
of the past week from a weeks sOjourn
in South Dakota. the former three haV-
ing visited their daughter and sister,
Mrs. L. e. Barger and husband, at
WATERFOWL Mrs. Smith visited her
son, John. and wife at Clark.
Mrs. Lottie Rae-Winsett, of Los An
geles, Cali, was an arrival last week
for d visit among relatives and friends.
She came here from a sojourn in Sioux
City. Mrs. Winsett is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rae, who removed
from this vicinity a number Of years
ago. 's5,t
Mrs. Esther. Wilson was down from
Denison Wednesday evening, a guest
Of Mrs. p. j. Brown. 81
w, C. Homan left Tuesday for Extra
to attend the Baptist Des Moines Wes-
tern Association. which was in session
two days, closing Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Clair ButterwOrth are
their two grand-daughters
Misses Gwendolyn and Ruth Clare But
the children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ayce Butterworth. who arrived tt,p
early part of the week from Little
Rock, Ark.
Jay Atart and wife moved thee:
goods Tuesday onto his
farm, where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gress, who had
been occupying the place, moved into
town and are living in the residence
vacated by the Aharts. owned by X,
w. Tech.
r. l.. Wilbur left Tuesday on his re-
turn to Slaton. Texas, following a So
journ Of some two weeks at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. George Ahalt and
other relatives and friends. He expects
to move his family here next spring
onto the farm he recently purchased
Of Albert Meyer. occupied by the Asa
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