The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-14
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Ahart & Griffin are the authorized
4 agents for v. o. Anderson, the cleaner
and tailor at Denison. Any work .giver
Mrs. J. p Goodman is in receipt Of
the announcement of a baby daughter
born to her daughter, Mrs. Willis Rem
frow, and husband March 3tst, at Tur
4 tie Lake, N. D. Mrs. Renfrow was for
.merH Miss Blanche Tillett.
Miss Jennie Cramer returned home
"Wednesday from Detroit Mich, where
she had been spending some time al
Wells, caring for tire household while
the latter was in the hospital, where
she had an operation performed. Miss
Cramer was called home at this time
aby the illness Of her mother, Mrs. Nv.
Cramer.
@ Mrs. S. e. Baber has received word
that her son, Gordon, who resides at
Pine Ridge, S. D., has come to Norfolk,
Neb., where hes has entered a hospital
for stomach trouble. He expects to
scome to Dow City for a weeks visit be-
fore returning to his home.
s$ The Royal Neighbors met Tuesday
afternoon in regular monthly session
at the home of Mrs. e. r. Pagan, there
being a good turnout. The usual trans
action Of business affairs took place.
several membership cards being read in
\ this connection. A social hour with a
nice service Of refreshments concluded
the day.
III Dow City friends of Mrs. James An
4 drews, better known as Miss Irene
Baber, the youngest daughter Of Eli
h Baber and wife, of Gordon, Neb., will
be interested to learn of the birth of q
fine baby daughter April Sd at Code,
sNeb. The little Miss has been given
the name of Mildred Elizabeth. 'e
"a Mrs. Eugene Crandall and her visit
\ ing niece, Miss Helen Mcbride, Of De-
Nance, Mrs. P, "a. Long, Mrs. ECecil Ed
wards, little Dorothy Edwards, Mrs.
Lynn Rood and daughter, Sarah, rep
saesented Dow City in Denison Wednes;
). IL Butterworth; wife and son Dale,
Ymotored to Logan Wednesday evening,
where they visited their daughter and
Aister, Miss Ora Butterworth, it being
her birthday anniversary. They re.
turned Thursday morning.
Has Mrs. Carl Blankman and II children
were down from, Denison the past week
visiting at the parental, S. Fl. Miller,
home, also with her sister, Mrs. George
Igou, and family.
Mrs. j. N. Bell, Mrs. G. M. Brake
and daughter. Mrs. r. z. LusR, accom-.
panied by their visiting niece and cous,
in, Mrs. Glenn Furhman, Of Cherokee,
they visited at the home Of the formers
daughter, Mrs. Leo Schwaab. Mrs
Bell and Mrs. Brake returned that eve
ming, while the other two remained fo,.
longer time, they also going to Logan
for a visit at the Il. =. Mcbride home
returning Thursday noon. Mrs. Furh
man left Friday noon for her home, af,
ter having spent several days here,
Vaughn Rule met with an accident
one day the past week by being struck
In the face with q ball bat. AS a result
his teeth We're ,loosened besides receiY,
ing several bad bruises.
Mrs. "A. A. Alexander was in Omaha
recently, where she sspent a few daya
with her daughter, Airs. Walter Finch
The Woman's Foreign Missionary soA
ciety held its reg u3aTs lhlpntlly meetins5
Wednesday afterE1oori lat. the horf,e OF
Mrs. Fred .qAfeman With AN average at
tendaMcess 1.-THE lesson for the day was
found in the last; chapter Of the text.
boOk.sA Crusade OF Compassion for
the Healing sOf. h MAJ lions, N ~ and dwelt
largaliMrN ting sturdy OF missionary
WOE Mrs. Frank GIassburn-
( er Na IN leader and conducted the les
\ son s1l a1t6r Usual Interesting manner.