The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-25

Rogers in a hospital at Emporla, lSnns
y She was the youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Rogers and they, witt
i the rest Of the family, two daughters
land a son, We're motoring in Kansas
| spending their vacation The little one
was sick only two days, with a case OF
Iacute appendicitis and was rushed Il
a hospital but to 10 avail, dying twelve
| hours after being operated on. She
was a prime favorite OF all who knew
her, being most beautiful and loyahle
little child, and will be missed sadly
by her playmates. besides the grief
that will be experienced in the home.
1.-THE floral offerings were most profuse
and The services largely attended in
the Methodist church. on Friday after,
noon at p. m. The Methodist pastor
from Dow City preached the sermon
as the resident pastor Is in Pennsyl-
VaIliI called by the serious illness OF
|! his mother Who resides there.
j. 8. Hall and brother, Howard, of
| Seattle, spent a few days in Harlan the
past week renewing old acquaintance
of Howard'3 as he formerly lived there
before going to Seattle.
MI. and Mrs. Cliff Durham and fam,
lily are visiting at the parental, q. 7.
Durham home and also with other
relatives. They will return soon TO
their Colorado home.
a storls shower was rendered Mrs. f..
keogh one day the past week at the
horne OF her aunt, Mrs, Fred O'Banion
and was attended by only relatives OF
the guest of honor Mrs, A. S.
Charlncey of Mapleton, was in attend
anee and helped to entertain. Many
handsome presents were given Mrs.
keogn.
Mrs. Perren returned to her home in
NIoorhead the first of the week after
a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs,
Christy.
A son was born at the home Of MIR.
and AIRS, Floyd Finn Sunday evening
of the past week.
Word comes from the, Dow HoWorth
family in Greeley, Colo. that the eli
mate has not benefited Mrs. HoMortls
health as she had hoped IL would.
Mrs. Fred Davis was in Omaha one
day the past week visiting her husband
who Is in the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs, Graham have returned
from their vacation spent al The Spring.
F.. G. HoWorth of Dow City has been
in town several days the past week
on business. .sss ss
81 The wedding of Earl Wager and Miss
Myrtle Pryor occurred at the home of
town on Tuesday Of the past week.
These people are well and favorably
known in this community and will
make their future home on the Cal
lender farm on the road to WOodbine.
Raymond Crogan, former st. Pat
rick's school graduate, was married
Tuesday of the past week to Miss RiensI
ing, Of Portsmouth They will make
their home in this vicinity. The groom
is a relative of Mr.. j. Hawn.
O. Earr of Woodbine, was in town
one day the past week.
Rev. Penn returned from the east
where he was called by the serious H.
ness of his mother in time to conduct
the regular Sunday services at the
Methodist church.
ing at the Rannell's home for the past
few weeks, left for Missouri the past
week enroute to her home in OkIaho
Miss Hortense Wright left the past
week in company with her aunt, Mrs.
Good, for Pasadena, Cal, where Hor.
tense will attend school.
j. s. Treft OF Mississippi, has been
in town the past, few days visiting his
relatives here. II
The Misses Minnie and Lucy Roth
and. Carrie Helm left last week to mo-
tor to Anderson to visit at the home
Of DR., and Mrs. Henderson. tFsa
Mr., and Mrs Frank Parks who; have
heen Visiting In the vicinity for some
time, left last week for. their home in
Idaho, stopping In Omaha for a short |
visit at the Ed Young home.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Kline and daughter.
visited in Charter Oak the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. frank Palmer stopped
in town OH their return from their va
cation at the northern lakes, enroute