The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-20
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Mrs. James Henry were Dunlap cal
lers Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Wells invited twelve lit,
tie folks to the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Cramer, Friday
afternoon, as a courtesy to the fifth
anniversary of the birthday of her lit.
tie daughter, Cleo. Games and the
usual merry making devices were in
order, terminating with a birthday
luncheon, which was not among the
least enjoyed features. The guest of
honor was presented with number
of choice gifts at this time The little
folks returned to their homes wishing
Miss Cleo would have another birth
day soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly were UP from
Woodbine and spent Sunday at the
home of their daughter. Mrs. John
Houston.
Carl Hansen, wife and baby were
down from Denison visiting at the par.
entail, Claus Hansen home. Sunday
Cecil Edwards and wife accompanied
them to Denison that evening for a
visit
q Mrs. u. p. Goodman went down to
Council Bluffs Saturday on visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Crandall and
family. Mr.. Goodman Joined her Sun
day and they returned together that
evening. #s
Editor G.. w. Van Atten has secured
printer, Mr.. Warren, who comes
from Spencer, to assist in the Report
er office. He is to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of G.. N.
Crane about three weeks ago. Mr..
Warren is a widower and has a small
son. Of some eight years OF age, here
with him. They arrived in Dow City
Monday.
On Saturday afternoon Republican
rally was held here on Main street, at
which time Senator Moses E. Clapp.
Of Minnesota and Ex-Attorney General
Cosson, addressed a large number Of
our citizens. Both gentlemen were
forceful speakers and their actresses
were full of interest and instructions
from start to finish.
Mrs. G. A. Barker was Denison
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. ~. Il. Goldsworthy returned on
Tuesday from a pleasant weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Logsdon
and husband, at Ames and at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. l. A. Anderson at
Stanhope.
Miss Lillian Donaldson was in Wood
bine and Sundayed at her parental
home.
The Fall Festival given under the
auspices of the Booster Class of the
L. d. s. Sunday School on the church
lawn Saturday afternoon was decid-
gu SuCCcSS SNSly SleiilSpoiilI' iAS
day was ideal for the occasion and
plans were largely carried out as had
been arranged. A large booth was
erected on the grounds, it being di,
vided off into several sections. The
booth presented a very attractive ap.
pearance being decorated with jack
o'laterns, autumn leaves, and the
like. Aprons and various kinds Of
fancy work were offered for sale. also
pop corn and home made candies.
Hamburger sandwiches, pie, cake, sal.
ad and baked beans were served, ev.
erything finding a ready sale. The
net proceeds of the day amounted to
fifty dollars, twenty five dollars of
which the Boosters have pledged tow
ard the new conference Auditorium at
Independence, Mo. The other twenty
five dollars will be used for the class
Christmas Offering and other inciden
tails. as.
The ladies of the Methodist church
met in the basement Wednesday hav'
ing set aside the day for the purpose
of doing home missionary work. Din
ner was taken along and the day was
spent in sewing and the like. Many
garments consisting of coats, suits