The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14
ITEMS OF INTEREST," FROM DOW CITY

, home of Mrs. Lessie Howorth, there be
ing an attendance of fifteen members
The lesson of the day was based or
Our Opportunities dealing largely
with the people of India, China and the
foreign field generally. Mrs. A. H
Cook had charge of the study and con
! Quoted the same in her usual pleasing
and capable manner The next meeting
will be held in the Methodist church
February 4th, atwhich time the society
will serve it's quarterly dinner.
Miss Adelaide Potter resumed hel
teaching near Denison on Tuesday OF
the past week after Il two weeks vaca
ton here at the home of her mother
Mrs j. F.. Potter.
Mrs. c. A. Barker, whom we report
ed last week as being i'll with bronchit
is, has been O great sufferer the past
week. At this writing she is still bed
fast, but is thought to be slightly i'm
! proved. Her friends are exceedingly
sorry to learn Of her continued illness
and all trust that she may rapidly be
restored to health again.
Friends of Mr.. Chas. Butler will be
interested to learn OF his marriage to
Miss Anna Percival, of Ida Grove
which took place there on Tuesday
Jan. 6. Immediately following the
marriage they left on wedding trip
after which they will be at home on his
farm near here. The bride is a
highly spoken of and one people will
be very glad to meet. She has been
successful school teacher for a mum
ber of years. Mr.. Butler is a gentle.
man of exemplary life and character
and having lived in our midst for SO
many years, an Introduction is not
necessary. All unite in offering con
gratulations and best wishes.
Mrs. David McAllister was down
from Denison Thursday visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. John Ed.
wards Sr. ,~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olmstead were
up from Dunlap Thursday and visited
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. j. H.
Killion and family.
J. r. Griffin has been laid up the
past week because Of an injured side,
received while lifting and loading some
heavy timber.
Wednesday evening the Standard
Bearers met at the home of Miss Pearl
thirty-six. The lesson study under
the direction of Mrs. A. H. Cool. was
most interesting, much food for
thought and assimilation being de.
veloped therefrom. The remaining
hours were occupied with music and
general sociability, a nice service of
refreshments being among it's features.
The next place of the meeting has not
been definitely decided upon as yet.
Mrs. Zeph Fienhold returned Thurs.
day from DenisOn where she has been
spending few days at. the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Milo Kelly.
Mrs. Jay Ahart and baby have been
enjoying few dag visit the past week
with der sister, "a g. 3. Harry sMctlueen
and family in Omaha. ls&gI.T |. -
Z Miss Nellie Rule returned Thursday
from Harlan where she had been
spending several weeks at the home
Of her nephew Glenn Rule, and with
other relatives. satriAs5ar 1ga
The members of the sPalo Alto club
and number of friends were delight
fully entertained at the home of Miss
Blanche Cole Tuesday. The popular
social pastime was indulged in and the
club took occasionpto present one Of
its members, Mrs. Chas. Brady, with
an assortment of practical and beau.
tiful rememberances, in honor to her
recent marriage. A delicious menu
rounded out the occasion. At the
close of this part of the afternoon the
annual business meeting of the club
took place. The election of officers
resulted in the choice of Miss Rosalia
Scott as president, Miss Jane Halo
well ice-president, Miss Flora Virgins
secretary, Mrs. Marie ButterwOrth
treasurer. The new members namely: