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

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Mrs. Mae Good came up from Dunlap
Thursday for a visit at the Art s., Ran
del and Ed Ahart homes, returning. on.
Saturday. She had intended spending
a week in Dow City, but was taken i'll:
with ,tonsillitis which shortened her Wis!
1t. Mrs Good came from Los Angeles!
Calf, several months ago with the re-
mains of her husband for burial at;
Dunlap and is sojourning at the home
Of her brother, L.. E. Wright, of that;
place..
s w. c. Homan was in Dunlap Thurs
day visiting the dentist. bill ~.
Mrs. J. A. Brill, Miss Mabel Cole and
Miss Tina Nelson represented Dow CITY
in Denison Saturday.
~ E. ID. Butts, who has been employed
by e. r. Pagan in his plumbing shop
for several months, has accepted a po-
sitiOn as boOkkeeper in the D. r. Brem-
ser store, beginning his duties last
week. Mrs. Joe Smith, who has been
acting in this capacity for nearly
year! will assist Mr.. Bremser as clerk
two weeks or so, after which she win
severe her connections with the store.
Rev. Walter c. Plank and wife We're
arrivals Friday from Jeromeyille, Y.
Rev. Plank is the newly appointed pas
tor Of the local Methodist church TOR
the remainder of the conference year
and delivered his first sermon SUNDAY
morning He is a recent graduate ~
the Boston school of theology, compiet-
Ing his course last month. AS soon as q,
their household goods arrive they VIII
move into the parsonage. We heartily
welcome Rev. and Mrs. Plank to our
church and community and trust they
may find life pleasant among us.
8 Miss Sconce, a trained nurse, was
here from Omaha couple Of days last
week caring for Mrs. f. G. HoWorth
and little daughter, Kathryn Lou, VINO
were both sick. They are now recover
Ing nicely, however. .,,
Carl Tatroe left Saturday for Aiper.
Ia. Canada, where he expects to remain
indefinitely. He will stop in Lincoln,
Neb. for a visit with his brother, b. L:
Tatroe, and family, and VIII spend
some time in the harvest fields there:
David Ballentine. son, OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Ballentine, of Arion. Went
with him to Lincoln to work IN the
harvest fields. a.. ..,s.
church held cooked food sale IN the
Bntterworth meat market Saturday al
ternoon. which received the usual good
patronage. The proceeds amounted 70
something like seventeen dollars ana
the ladies are very grateful to all VINO
il any way contributed to the occasion.
Mrs. CLYDE Keairnes and children
came IN from Missouri Valley Wednes.
day for visit with her sister, Mrs. Jas:
Wilson, and family. Mr.. Keairnes came
up Sunday and returned nome Win
them.
have been living with her mother. MRS.
Hans Nathan, for several months. nave
moved back to town. and are occupying
one Of the George Carey residences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck McCord were here
from Denison the latter part OF inc
week and visited their relatives, the
Arch Laird family.
n Mrs. Elizabeth Ahart. who makes
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Y;
w. Stepanek, passed her elgnty-thatu
milestone on life's journey Tuesaay ,
July 9TH The day was made pleasant
for her by a number of her grandchil-
dren calling at the home and Wishing
her many happy returns OF the uay
Her MANY friends hope she may live 10
enjoy many more happy birthdays. Il,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Binnall ana their
daughter, Francilla. accompanies ~
Fred Wiley, wife and two children, Iho.
tored to Pierson Saturday for WISH .
the home of their son, DR.. Bryce ..
Binnall, and wife, returning SUNDAY.
Al. Larson and wife motored up
from Missouri Valley Sunday and spent
the day at the home of her sister, Mrs'
ACfolph HOnZ.
Harlowe Lawrence was in town sew ,
eral days last week, coming on a nusi !,
ness mission. He has recently marries'
and at present Is located at spencer,
Naomi Butterworth, accompaahle,r, ~, ~
her friend, little Miss Elizabeth irus.
sell. came up from Omaha THURSDAY
Tor 4 visit at the home of the former
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. CAR But
ferworth. remaining until, TUESDAY,,
M and Mrs. Nick Oil were IN ute
ono ,dav last week. where they consult
al n physician in regard to her health
which has been quite poorly. she eA-
meets to undergo an operation III tiie
near future. ,,oro In
sDnnian Sunday, where they were
ruests at the home of her sister, MIS-
Frank Shields. ), 80,
The John Remmes family are enter
tanning Mrs. Herman Steffin ana emil
{lren.. Margaret, Frances ana henry
who arrived the past week from Neoia.
Mrs. Earl Divine very pleasantly pay
ed the part of hostess to the Ihenip.i
and friends of the Larkin club SATURDAY
evening. A bounteous repast was
served and a fine social time Is report
Id Miss Hannah Heffernan. a sister
~ the hostess, was present from DUN
lap. ..t,. o,, ~
chijdren were in Dunlap THURSDAY
RAYMOND having dental work done.
The w. C. r. U. will meet Ihursuas
afternoon of this week at the nome o.
Mrs. y. P. Goodman, with herseh as
A. Nv. Wilson and r. p. Lusk Were
at Coon Rapids Friday and played VIII
i 49, Lon tonrr1 there that day. -
a. The Standard Bearers met fTida.
evening at the pleasant country nom,
Of Louis and Evelyn Buss With som,
FORTY members and friends In attenu
ance An interesting lesson on tn'
study of China was held, Louis bus.
being the leader. Several others, nas
4 mart by presenting papers ,pertaslsi'.! "
II the lesson. Another feature Q. ~
terest was the reading of piece OF pc
etry by Miss Myrtle Marks. WMcn MAJ =
been composed by Mrs. Ida iaico.. = Z,
The form of a writeup 81 the .yest.
work of the Standard Bearers. Nel.
bretty duet was rendered by MI an 'N
Mrs. Frank lanyard during the eve
ming. A social hour with most eau
crate menu provided the closing teatuI
Of the evening and the COMPANY
Young people took their departure, ma.
{. ing spent an exceptionally me evening
together. an,
Mrs. Leo Schwaab, of Dunlap, an,
her visiting friend, Miss Verona Ha ',u
~ Dewitt, were in town Saturday Vis