The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-17
auto GOES DOWN
AN EMBANKMEN7
Six Young Men Driving on Lincoln
Highway Sunday Evening Figure in
An Auto Accident
j. LANGLEY FAMILY TO OREGON
Miss Lillian Donaldson Sustains Injur
cd Limb When She Fell Oh GRAY
eled Platform Thursday ..
DOW CITY, Nov: 1s-special-

Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Your childhood was spent in a re
ligious family. Your children need the
same good influence. Bulletin Ser
monette.-A splendid congregation was
present for both morning and evening
services Sunday. There is interest ant
enthusiasm in numbers. Where are
you spending your Sunday, kind read
err? Better get the church going habit
You need the church and the church
needs you.-Thursday evening DR.. G
D. Crissman, d. D., the new district
district, will make his initial visit tc
the parish. We take pleasure in an
nouncing that he will lead a short de
votional service at 1880 before business
session of the first quarterly confer
ence. All members and friends of the
church are invited to attend this ser
vice and extend their welcome to our
Der 21st Pastors theme 1O:45. God
Our Helper" 1880, IAN Autocratic
Boss" IL NJ, Bible school; $50, Ep
worth League.
Miss Janet Rae has been spending
the past week at Jefferson visiting at
the G. M. Talcott home, remaining to
care for the household a few days to
Dow City for a visit with relatives and
friends au5
Miss Frances Leahy, of Denison, was
in town Friday, h2r mission being that
of organizing piano music class
While here she made her quarters at
the p. A. Long home and expects to
make weekly trips to Dow City here
after, coming down on Thursday. She
comes we'll recommended and no doubt
her class here will increase in numbers
from time to time.
Mrs. Anna Williams has been secured
to conduct the regular preaching ser
vices at the Baptist church next Sun
day in the absence of the pastor, Rev
!, G. A. Barker, who expects to be at
West Union during this week and over
next Sunday.
E. H. Swasey, N. r. Wilder, Robert
Docherty, Zeph Fienhold; Arch Laird
and John Wlllert were business visit
ors in Dunlap Wednesday, going down
to look at the city well.
Morris Griffin is suffering with a
lame foot, caused from stepping on a
nail one day the past week. AS re
suit he Is unable to attend to his farm
duties, which makes it very inconven
lent for him, especially so at this busy
season of the year.
Mrs. Eugene Crandall was among
county seat visitors Wednesday.
John Reeser, who has been out OF
town for several months, returned dur
parental, Jake Reeser, home.
DR.. r. M. Mahin was called to the
scene Of bad accident Sunday night
which occurred near the county home
about midnight. Six boys from Deni
son, who were riding down this way
were the victims, their car having left
the road. and completely overturned
down an embankment. Three of the
boys were pinned underneath the ma
chine but the other three succeeded
in lifting the car to extricate them and
all escaped with slight injuries. The
fine big car which they were driving is
reported to have been greatly dam
aged.
Mrs. Elmer Riddle was charming
hostess to the Palo Alto club Saturday
including large number Of intimate
friends. Social chat on current events
was the order of the day and a general
fine time was in evidence. AS a fitting
close. the guests were treated to a lun.
cheon and the viands offered were such
as to evoke the highest sraise from all.
Robert johnson, wife and baby, Vir.
ginia Mae, have moved from the Dun
lap vicinity. where they had been liv.
ing with his folks, and are now locat-
ed on the Howorth ranch southeast of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiener and
children left Saturday for Boulder,
Colo, on a visit to his mother. Mrs.