The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-23

home at Atlantic Saturday. Her sis.
ter, Mrs. Chas. Brady, of Dunlap, Miss
Bernadette Pine, of DenisOn and Her
bert Rule of Dow City went with, her
for visit there.
Charlie Miller loaded a car. of ma
chinery etc, the past week for J. w.
Howorth and accompanied the same on
Saturday for Trinity, Texas. Mrs. j.
r. Best and children have been pack
ing their household furniture the past
week preparatory to moving to Trim
ity to join Mr.. Best who has been OPP
Grating saw mill there for several
months. Some of their goods were
shipped along with the Howorth car.
We understand Mrs. Best and the chill
dren are leaving in about a week for
their new home. Their friends regret
very much their removal again from
our midst but the best wishes of all
are with them. The family are vacat
ing the residence property OF Mrs. j.
r. Potter.
Mrs. Frank Wiley and children were
arrivals the middle of the week from
Chadlon, Nebr., for d visit at the homo
of Mr.. Wiley's mother, Mrs. S. +. vii
ey, and ether Dow City relatives. They
are aso visiting their daughter andl sis
| ter, Mrs. Leslie Helm and husband neal
Dunlap.
Word reaches here that Miss Jennie
Rae, who for a number of wears has
been teaching in commercial nigh
school at Omaha, was recently re-elect5
ed to her position for another year. Hel
many friends here will note with much
| pleasure and pride her efficiency in her
work. t
Mrs. Nelson Butterworth spent a few
days at the parental, Andrew Bowling
home in Denison last week.
On Sunday morning at the Methodist
Echurch Rev. c. NJ. Ward administered
the rite of baptism to four babies in,
Guiding the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
James Sharp, the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Glassburner and tho
| two children of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r,
HulburG, Mrs. Hulburd being received
into the church at this time by trans
| fer from the Methodist church at
Woodbine At the close of the preach
| ing, a number of young people were
received in full membership to tho
church, baptism by immersion being
administered to one of the candidates
Next Sunday concludes Rev. Wards
! services as pastor of the church, the
new pastor. Rev. Plank being due in
! Dow City one week from the coming
| Sunday. hi
Garnet. a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! George lgou, passed her eighth birth
day anniversary on Saturday. June
18th. and the day was fittingly observed
| by inviting a large number of friends
and playmates to her home in the coun,
| try to spend the afternoon. The com
pany present numbered about fifty
which included some of the mothers of
the little folks. Games and q general
fun making afforded much amusement
| for the kiddies during the afternoon
ice cream and cake being served at the
close. The honor guest was remember
ed by number Of pretty gifts as me,
| mentoes of the occasion. Those in at
| tendance enjoyed an exceptionally fine
time and all departed, wishing Miss
Garnet would have another birthday
soon. Mrs. Maurtz Dethlefsen and chi
dren, of Kenwood, and Virgene Nc
Bride, of Logan, were present from
| out of town.
Mott McHenry was a pleasant caller
in town Saturday from Denison.
| Phil Cronin has gone to- Ute, near
which place he is spending some time
at the Will Shanahan home.
The e. n. Chamberlain family. who
are spending the summer in their cot
| tage at Lake View, were here last week
| to attend the Swasey- MOeller nuptials
and remained a few days.
Lynn Cooper, the. second son of Mr.
| and Mrs. 0. A. Cooper, has recently
joined the ranks of the U. S. army ,anc
l
Mrs. Cooper now have two sons in the
army, their youngest son, Gerald, en-
listing a few weeks ago. Both are In
| training at the same place.
| Little Junior Collins has been quite
ill the past week and under the care OF
a physician, but is better at present.
Miss Leta Morrison, of Buck Grove
nall home, the Binnall family taking
| her homo in no par Sunday
Barney Brinkman was down from
| Denison Sunday and visited his sister
Mrs. Walter Cole, and family.
| NJ. f.. Rowe was in Denison Friday
| visiting at the home of his son, Dr. +
N. Rowe.
Frank Glassburner, wife and sons
| Frank and Vatican. were in Woodbine
| the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Glassburner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hulburd, residing
| west of town, have been entertaining
her brother, +. A. Rogers, and wife
of Morningside and her sister, Mrs
Carl Eohrmann and husband and little
son, of Wheatland. during the past
week
Fred Logsdon, of Ames. was a guest
| at the j. II. Goldsworthy home Sunday
On Saturday afternoon of this week
| the Woman's Foreign Missionary soc
ETY. will entertain the Kings Heralds
and Little Light Bearers in the city
park, the hours being from to 5. The
entertainment will take place in the
| Methodist church providing the wealth
or should be unfavorable.
j. w. Cramer and sons, Lee and Yves
| ley, and p. ]. Brown, accompanied by
Ben Wingrove. of Denison, went on !;
fishing trip Saturday evening to o.
| iver's Lake. They returned Sunday
having had splendid success.
w. A. Suthers, of Cedar Rapids, was
| in town Sunday spending the day with
his wife and children who have been
here several weeks at the home of hel
sister, Mrs. II. f. Allen. The family
expect to leave next month for Den
yer, Colo. where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Nelson Butterworth, while visit
ing at her home in Denison last week
had the misfortune of falling down,
stairs. She was rendered unconscious
from the fall and was quite badly
bruised. Her husband was called and
she was able to return home with him
| Claude Cornelius and wife visited hei
folks in Dunlap on the Sabbath.
Mrs. j. r. Griffin was in Omaha Fri,
day having her eyes examined by {
specialist.
Misses Ellen and Agnes Goddard
were Dunlap visitors FRIDAY.