The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-11
DOW CITY ITEMS

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The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society met Wednesday afternoon in
the parlOrs Of the Methodist church. a
goodly number were present to enjoy
the lesson study which began at two
thirty with the regular devotional ex-
ercises in charge OF the president, Mrs.
was then taken over by Mrs. r.. M.
Mahin, who conducted a very inter-
esting study under the subject Of Ma
tive Helpers Miss Mildred Virgins
Mrs. ID. r. Bremser, Mrs. Walter G.
Plank. and Mrs. Z. L. Thomas pre-
sented papers pertaining to the topic
of the hour, all Of which were very
helpful. A pleasant social time fol
lowed and at five o'clock an excellent
was largely attended. The net pro-
ceeds amounted to about twenty-seven
dollars, which will be put into the fifty
dollar pledge the W. r. NJ. s. has
decided to contribute toward making
Aunt Maggie Talcott memorable
member of the society. ss
Mrs James Dearduff and daughter,
Elsie, We're up from Dunlap "Wednesday
between trains and visited with Mr..
and Mrs. e. E. Newlsirk and other
relatives and friends.
Frank lanyard and wife left Tues
day for Indianola to spend the re-
mainder OF the week leaving there on
Sunday for Patterson, where they will
assist in three weeks revival cam,
paign. They expect to return to In
dianola in readiness for the re-opening
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They had been enjoying a few weeks
visit here at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinten Sharp.
Andrew HonZ and wife, of Dunlap,
and her visiting sister, Miss Senorta
Hoffman, of Panama, were pleasant
guests at the home Of the formers
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Honz Tuesday evening.
Miss Coda Dow was visiting and
shopping in Denison "Wednesday.
nj F. L. Wilbur and daughter, Bessie
OF Slaton, Texas, were arrivals Tues
day evening for visit at the home of
their daughter and sister, Mrs. George
Ahart and family. Miss Bessie expects
to remain indefinitely in hopes of ben.
efiting her health which is not up to
Mrs. Wayne Mulvihill returned on
Wednesday from a weeks visit among
her friends in Omaha.
Miss Hilda Turnlund returned home
Tuesday from Cedar Falls having spent
the past two months there as a stu
dent OF the State Teachers college.
Mrs. Anna Williams who accompanied
her to that place expects to remain
few weeks longer
Benson Smith, wife and two children
were up from Woodbine q few days
last week visiting their niece, Mrs.
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greeting friends and acquaintance.
On Tuesday night of the past week
the "a. IA. Birkhofer home about three
quarters Of mile west of town was
visited by a sneak thief, who entered
the back porch by opening screen
door which had beenN left unlocked. Inc
parties succeeded in getting away with
milk and butter taken from the, re-
friserat0r as well as helping themselves
Ia several dozen eggs. A milk pail
which was on the porch was also found
missing. The poultry yard was visited
in like manner but the extent OF the.
robbery perpetrated there is not known
"A vet. A number of ducks and geese
which had been placed in q coop were
released during the night and were
found straying about the next morn,
ing. Members Of the fanny We're az -.
sleeping in room adjoining the back
norch which was entered but the rob-
berry was not discovered until the next
morning. Strong suspicious are held
regarding the guilty parties.
Mrs. Floyd Gary was down from Den.
isOn Thursday visiting at the home OF
her friend, Mrs. Cecil Edwards.
Mrs. r. d. Barnes ond Miss Mae
Killion returned Thursday from Web
ster City where they had been spend
ing a few days with relatives.
DR.. Clark Of Atlantic, Iowa, was IN
town Thursday looking over the terri
tory with view to locating here for
the practice OF his profession. AS yet
no further arrangements have been
made. ~
Mrs. J. r. Best and four children left
Wednesday for Texas where they Will
ioin Mr.. Best and make their home. y
win be remembered that they shipped
their household goods to that place
several weeks ago. Their numerous
friends unite in wishing them the best.
Of success in their new location.
Mrs. j. III. KilliOn returned Wednes-
day from a few days visit Mt the home
Of her son, Eldridge and wife near Dun
lap. ,,,.
w. Il. Sharp was in Dunlap Thurs
day where he visited dentist and had
four teeth extracted.
Jesse Agee has been spending the
mast week with relatives in Sioux City
and while there had a tonsil operation
performed. His brother-in.law, Alfred