The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-14

house was considerably damaged, the
shingles being torn from the roof. 9th
er than this nothing serious resulted.
Mrs. j. j. Peters and daughter. DorO
thy, were up from Dunlap last week an(
visited with friends. The latter is one Of
Mrs. F. G. Howorth's music pupils ant
while here had a part in the piano re
cltal Wednesday evening.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety met Wednesday afternoon in the
Methodist church with an average at
tendance. The lesson was conducted in
the League room, Mrs. l.. e. Poitevin
being the leader The subject under dis
cusson was Young Women Here and
There" and a very interesting and in
spring study was developed. Later in
the afternoon the society served it's quar-
terly dinner, which had been postponed
in February on account of sickness.
Mrs. Frank Glassburner was chairman
of the menu committee and lowered
her reputation not at all in arranging
FOR this affair. The proceeds amounted
to STATS, which will be put into their
treasury. The August meeting will al
so be held in the church. at which time
the society serves it's annual repast. 1t
has been customary to hold these meet
ings in the city park, but this year it
has been decided to meet in the church,
Tie DdSCHlcHl rDcLlS HlOLc CONVENIENT "
serve in.
Clair Rudd and wife, of Ponca City,
Okla, were arrivals Thursday for a Wis
it with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F..
Rudd. They made the trip through on
q motorcycle. +
Mrs. Arch Laird was visitor in
Dunlap Friday. I
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Butterworth, ac-
companied by his parents, Elder Chas.
r. ButterWorth and wife, motored to
Omaha Thursday and spent the day.
Peter Dybdal was an arrival Wednes.
day from RfngStead for visit with his
relatives, the Fred Nelson family, and
with other relatives and friends, return.
ing Friday evening.
Robert Docherty has been improving
the appearance of his creamery build
ing the past week by treat ting it to
fresh coat of paint.
Mrs. Jane Wood and her great grand
Bernice Ettleman, were pas.
to Denison Friday evening for
a few days sojourn at the home of the
formers granddaughter. Mrs. Fred Nor
than. The Northams are caring Tor
a new baby daughter, born Thursday,
July LIST. n
Miss Lulu Crandall, Mrs Eugene
Crandall and Miss Flora Virgins spent
the day Friday in Omaha. While there
they. visited Miss Helen Mcbride, a
niece of the latter two, at the Nicholas
Sem hospital. They report her to be
splendidly from her attack
Of typhoid fever.
On Wednesday evening at the TRAN
gle Amusement theater special pictures
were put on by a travelling party. An
unusual feature was a series of talk
ing pictures which created much in.
terest. The entertainment attracted
large crowd. On the preceding Mon.
day and Tuesday evenings the picture
entitled Checkers" was presented and
was highly enjoyed by all who saw it. 4
The Chicago Union Giants visited
Dow City again last week and played
TWO games with the locals. the games
being held Thursday and Friday. The
first was won by Dow City with score
Of to 4, the Giants winning the Sec
ond game by a Score Of II to 0. Both
games attracted large and enthusiastic
crowds.
Miss Eva Roy came down from Car
roll Friday to spend the week end at
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