The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-21
TIE DENIsoN REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. JULY II, 1920 !;
Il Talcott in Jefferson.

4 M Talcott, in Jefferson.
|. Next sunday will be observed by the
4 u ~. S. people as Every Member
Day. 80 Elder A. p. War;. OF Des
! Moines, will preach atythe church at IL
al m. Basket dinner in the city park
/ win he a @feature of the noon hour 1 IT
| the weather. is favorable the afternoon
| meeting at 8 o'clock will be held in the
| park; ifaotherwise the services will
| take place in the church, Elder War;
will again give an address at this hour.
| A very interesting program will be
lsput on at the church in the evening at
3 o'clock. The people Of Dow City and
vicinity are invited to participate in
the activities of the day. Come, bring
your dinner and stay all. day. }Sa
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Enos CROSS and daugh-
ter Neva, Mr. and Mrs. ALL. Jackson
and Mrs. w c. Rolls. Mrs Henry Roy
and Mrs. Will Spence,t Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Christensen and daughter, Mrs.
Nick Oil, and. family We're visiting and
shopping in Denison Monday. w lille
there Mrs OH consulted a physician
In regard to her health. An x-ray ex-
animation was made and her condition
was found to be the same as reported
by other physicians and she was. ad-
yised that an operation would be the
Only means of relief from her trouble.
M. IA. sPearsall, wife and daughter.
Phyllis, and the formers brother
George, went to Lake View Wednes-
day and remained until Saturday.
The evening preaching service at the
BAPTIST church wastdispensed with last
Sunday on account of the chautauqua
at Denison which attracted a goodN.
number from here. E.S
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Thompson and
daughter Wave. accompanied by the
Charlie Sterrett family of Denison, mo-
tored to Anthem Saturday, where they
enjoyed an over Sunday visit with
their relatives, the Clark Sterrett fam
lily. fl 5
s4 Mrs w. III. Buss has been laid up
the past week on account of an acct
dent which she suffered. While en-
gagged IN doing the family washing the
belt on the machine broke, striking her
with such force as to throw her down.
She was severely bruised all over, the
fall particularly affecting her back. Her
friends trust that she will soon recover
from her injuries ;.sy3s,
Mrs. Jay Ahart, who has been suf
ferinE with quite. a severe case of quin-
sy, went to fDenison Saturday to have
the abcess in her throat lanced, it be-
ingsalecessaIyy to lance it three times.
a Ms sT sis sIsa .0 fspsst her aa getting
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. y. Hal
lowell was the scene of much merri-
ment Saturday afternoon, when thirty
little girl friends of Helen and Lois
HalloWell, their two granddaughters,
invited to the home. number of
children's games afforded great amHse-l
ment and the time passed all too randi
ly for the little folks. "A very nice lun-
cheon concluded the afternoons fun
and all returned to their homes report
ing a royal good time.
Mrs. Arthur Butterworth and son,
ChriSty We're arrivals Monday from
Pensacola, Fla. for visit at the home
Mrs. Clair Butterworth.
Miss Verona Hall left Friday for her
home at Dewitt, following a visit of |
some two weeks duration with friends
here and at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Leo Schwaab in Dunlap.
Fred Colby and wife left the first of |
the week Ny auto for Earlham, being
called there by the serious illness of
his sisters son. The lad has been ill |
for several weeks and is reported as
having taken worse within the last few
days. III a
z Henry Karlson and Phillip Saltzrnanl
went down to Council Bluffs Sunday |
for a visit with relatives and friends. |
The former returned that night, the It
ter remaining for acOuples Of days.. 1
q Dale BUT erwoTth was fifteen years
old Sunday and his mother, AIRS. J. L.ll
Butterwprth, gave a dinner party as
a courtesy to the occasion. The guests
present were the boys Of his Sunday
school class. namely: Merle Spence,
Chauncey lliamson, Julian and Yer
non Pearsall, Lynn and Cecil Talcott.
Dean Talcott. the father Of the latter
two, was also "a guest. The dinner
was both bounteous and delicious Ind
needless to. say was heartily enjoyed
by all. Dale was remembered at this
time by number Of handsome gifts. |
Mrs. H. b: Johnson, son, Homer, and
daughter, Ferne, were visiting and
shopping in Denison Tuesday.
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