The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21
lin on Wednesday evening until

open again on Wednesday evening until
8 o'clock. "
ofiicers of the o. p. s. and others are
planning to 60 to Dow City some time
next month to help institute a chapter
there. There are a number of the Dow
City ladies' who have Joined here and
they would like a chapter in their own
town.
Rev Penn has returned from a short
vacation and his eye is considerably,
improved at this, time. 1t was feared
at one time that he might lose the sight
in one eye. : st
" The infant child Of Eli Fouts is crit.
ically ill at the present time.
+ Miss Besse Lehan was in Logan last
week to attend the legion dance.
ri Mr. and Mrs. Il. H. Cruise have re-
turned from a visit in various places
in this vicinity, the last of which was
several weeks in Sioux City at the home
of his sister, rsSEt%
Mrs Jake Ryan has been in the hos
pital thefpast week, having undergone
an operation. The baby has been at
the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Higs
gins, during the time the mother has
been in the hospital.
Mrs. Burleigh and Mrs. G. c. CALDWELL
We're in Dow City one day the past
week in the interests of establishing, a
class for bible study. Meetings are to
be held once a week at the school house
and a number of ladies were in attend
ance at the first meeting and seemed
DESTROYS of taking up the. study.
Mrs. Floyd Keogh delightfully."- enter
tanned twelve ladies at cards Tuesday
afternoon. A most, tempting luncheon
was served by the hostess. Mrs. Don
aid Moore, of Lohrville, was an out of
town guest.
The Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church met at home of
Mrs Ester Hall Friday afternoon with
the usual number in attendance. The
lesson was in charge of Mrs. Frank
Jackson, the chairman, and was par
ticipated in by several of the other
members. Mrs. VIM. Hout offered her
resignation as secretary OF the society
and Mrs. 3. j. Moore was elected to
fill her place. Mrs. Hall served a
lunch.
Mrs. VIM Davis suffered quite a Sc
we're case of aSphyXia Thursday, from
which it took two doctors several hours
to revive her. She was in the base
ment washing and the gas from de-
fective gasoline stove oNercame her. Mr.
Davis found her upon his arrival for
dinner. :
The republican caucus held here on
Wednesday evening was quite well at
tended by men and women. Eight del
egateS, five men and three women,
were selected to attend the convention
at Logan Saturday. The speaker was
Havner and he gave a very good talk.
AT the instigation of the district chair
men he spoke at length in explaining
the rights and duties of the women at
these caucuses. The delegates appoint
ed were Nels Baker Frank Carlson,
Mort Daily. d. ". Moore, Chas. Brace,
Mesdames Fred Curtis. d. V. Moore and
b. H. Cutler. These delegates We're
passengers for Logan Saturday to at.
tend the county convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Cadwell and Mrs. F..
w. Curtis motored To Omaha Thursday
and spent some time in shopping.
A son was born at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. Schmidt in the south part of
town one evening last week.
M. B. Bailey was in Dow City several
days the past week at the home of his
da,rghter, Mrs. Frank Howorth. VI
The dance held at Pfleigers hall on
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