The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-28

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Ahart & Griffin are the authorized
agents for v. E. Anderson, the cleaner
and tailor at Denison. Any work given
them will be faithfully taken care Of 6.tf
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary society was
held Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Frank Glassburner, with an
average attendance. The lesson deal.
Ing with the negro question was in
5 charge of Mrs. Leslie Howorth and
other members. Mrs. A. HI. Cook
gave brief report of the w. III. NJ. IS.
convention recently held at Council
Bluffs. which was very interesting
The local mothers Jewel band which
was recently organized was presented
\ the banner at the convention for hay.
Ing the largest membership role. All
concerned are justly elated in having
this distinction. A report of some
twelve new members into the w. H. M.
8. was made at this meeting.
Mrs. Fade Crandall left Thursday
morning on her return to her home In
at the parental, J. w. Cramer, home.
Mrs. S. e. Baber received word from
q hospital in Norfolk, Neb., Wednesday
informing her that her son, Gordon,
had undergone an operation for APP
pendicitis. The Letter stated that he
was getting along well, a fact all are
greatly pleased to learn. Gordon
came to Norfolk from his home in
Pine Ridge, s. D. two or three weeks
treatments there.
Mrs. Jeanette Crandall and daughter,
Lulu, and the Misses, Christiana Anna
and Mary Nelson were Denison visitors
Wednesday as was also Rev. G. "a.
! Barker r
mr. r.. E. Allen, our druggist has re.
.rned FROM a business trip to Des
pdoines and pleasant visit with his
people in{ Unionville having been alb
sent one week. r. o. Reynolds as.
sisted Mrs 8. p. Goddard in the drug
store during his absence.
* Mrs. A.. H. Harper returned the mid.
die Of the week from a weeks sojourn
in the home of her nephew, w. E..
Bonsall and family at Denison. sig9s
Mrs. James Dearduff spent a couple
Of days last week at her home in Dun
lap. ~ - ~ zR
Mrs Ida Taloott, Mrs. e. G. Wig.
gins, Mrs.FA. II. Cook, Miss Janet Rae,
Mrs. Frank Glassburner, Mrs Eugene
Crandall and Miss Flora Virgins at
tended the convention Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society, in session
Thursday and Friday at Woodbine.
While there they were entertained by
relatives and friends. All report a
very pleasant and profitable time.
Mrs. J. p. Goodman returned Thurs.
day afternoon from few days visit
with her son.in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Crandnll, and children
and her son, Burton Tillett, and wife
in Council Bluffs. The latter had an
operation performed for appendicitis
the early part of the week and is re-
ported to be doing as well as could be-
expected. r.
Fred Wiley wife and baby son hay}
gone to Ainsworth, Neb., for a MONTY
visit at the home of her uncle XII
with other relatives.
Robert Rule and Robert Hunt~ere
passengers to Council Bluffs iiurs
Mrs. Elm. Chamberlain an daugh'
ter, Trina, Mrs. T. f. Allen, hrs:5' r.
Graul, Miss Bernice Judd, rs; -
Howorth, Mrs. u. A.Brill az Mrs. a.
II. Harper ATTENDED the rnfIIn ,ia =. . ass
White shrtners in Denisf fIaday aHl
'eI Me- 1o ann F ssrnns and daughter
day visiting at the hoe Of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. j.. Breen. ssyl .ssIi
Mrs. jim. Goldsrarthy played the
part of hostess tome msmIers w
friends ofHthe PriAila CLUB . Ihnrsaay
entertaining in ~ aspa rainy nv 1snn r
80. - ~ .,,"a.er the attendance was
n r.o az ~ ,a s " II otherwise would have
heen Int 'fhnS present enjoyed them
selves ~ I'M fullest extent with the
non,,iar ,1iv,sions of the day. A pal
atahle rent very fittingly concluded
Frank Meara was a caller at the
conntv Apital Friday.
,Tnhn 8riskhoper was on the Omaha
80 1.-THE early part of the past week
Wit 7 car load of stock consisting of
HIry Bonsall, the eldest son Of Mr..
! Mrs. ] H Bonsall has been quite