The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29

Elder Chas. e. Butterworth spent 2
couple OF days recentlysat Auburn, on
business connected with the Z. u. =
church.
/ Miss Mildred Virgins went down to
Omaha Friday for the purpose OF nav
ing her glasses refltted. While there
she was a guest Of her brother w. n.
Virgins, and family.
Theodore Ahart left Sunday for ,Amas
where he enrolled as a student IN the
college for the coming year,
Mrs, Daniel Reagan returned Friday
evening from a several days sojourn
with her sister.in.law Mrs. F. e. no
worth, in the hospital in Omaha. II nes
been necessary for Mrs. HoWortn 70
undergo another operation, this time
for q serious case of chronic appendl.
citis. The ordeal was performed on
Tuesday of the past week and at the
present writing the patient is reportetl
to be getting along as well as can pe ex.
pected, although not out OF danger as
yet. 1t will be Remembered tnat oniy
had an operation performed for the re-
moyal Of an abscess. Her husband has
been spending the. past week at her
bedside. RI J. I. 3.
of town Thursday night a sil0 which
had i,Ist recently been filled on the
Thos. Ahart place was blown over. Oth.
err damage Is reported to have taken
place in that neig hborhood.
Mrs. Geo. Binnhll presided as. hostess
to the Friday club on Friday afternoon
there being an attendance Of about TOE.
ty.fiye members and friends. The AZ
lternoon hours were devoted to the i1is.
cussion Of current events, in which all
had a part and at the close came q
most delicious two course lunche0n,
"A general fine time is reported.
j. HI. Young was In Omaha Friday
making another trip to the specialist
whom he has been consulting In regard
to his nervous trouble. ii NJ I
& Editor g. w. VanAtten. suffered q
painful accident Friday morning Dy SO
ting his left hand caught in one, q st ille
presses In the Office. Two fingers fwe u
quite badly mashed hut atIpresent lney
ARE healing nicely and Mr.. VanAtten
ii Scongratulating himself that the Ac.
cident was no. worse III. ;st !. 4,
81. w. Pierce, Of, Denison, was Q c al
er in town Thursday. II Va /, II. 4, n ].
IA. w. Wilson, Nj. 1fontg otdery and
Alfred and Lester Hansen have 1e0n
ii, Omaha during the past week attend
ing the Aksar.b ben. 81 s7ss
Among the social functions Of the
past week is listed a social on Fxaaay
evening in the basement OF the Metnof
dist church, at which teh Epworthiane
were specinl guests of the Leaguersa az
their treat for having won in the con-
test. Some forty young people were
present to enjoy the occasion. VARIOUS
games and contests had been provided
IN the entertainment line, some time al
so being devoted to the singing OF pop.
ular songs. 7 During the evening "a SUIT
case containing ladies. wearing apparet
was presented to four of the boys VINO
were requested to see which one scouid
put the clothing on the quickest. Loren
Thomas was the most successful ne
being the first to appear before thu com
pany Of young people. Dainty refresh.
ments concluded the evening 9 run ana
the guests repaired to their homes, pro.
the Leaguers grand tertain-
ers. n; 80. i. j. M !. . Il, &.
j. w. Howorth left Friday on his re
turn to Trinity. Texas. following q sew
eral weeks sojourn here looking after
his farm interests. VI
Mrs. Duston, the nurse who has been
spending about two weeks here cartnB
for the infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. H4rr
old Fienhold, returned to- Charter Oak
the first Of the week. The little one has
heen suffering with q skin infection but
IT, fepOrted, better now. III; N !, Z.
The remains Of Mrs. Margaret TalcOtt
Wilson, whose dealt was mentioned last
week, arrived in Dow City tuesday and
the funeral WAS held that afternoon In
the Methodist church. The service was
conducted by Rev. e. 2. Hamilton. pas.
tor Of the Baptist church at Denison,