The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-30

moni for a visit at the home of their
daughter and sister, Mrs Morris Grit.
| fin and family and with other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred christensen and
son, Walter, were in Mapleton one day
last week visiting the formers brother,
Anthem Christensen and wife.
DR.. Bryce Binnall of Pierson. spent
one night last week with his parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Binnall on his
way home from Des Moines where he
had been to attend the State Veterin-
airy convention.
owen Kuykendall was in town Sun
day from Dunlap visiting among his
| friends. .N'f +.
July Fourth will pass quietly in Dow
| City this year, no arrangements being
made for celebration. Many of our
people will no doubt spend the day at
| the lakes or attend celebrations in the
neighboring towns while others will
| observe the day by holding family MIC
MICS and the like. r.. 4"
Mrs. James Nelson, who has been
visiting in the state of Colorado, was
an arrival in Dow City Monday for a
visit with her relatives, the Fred Mel.
son family. " r..
Mrs Jay Baber and four children,
came Sunday with her mother and sis
ter Mrs. Thos. Munsey and Clara Mae
from Hooper, Neb., to spend week
or so here. .,
Orrs and Lewis Ahart were in Oma-
ha Saturday where they spent the day.
J. N. Bell, wife, son Robert, and
daughter, Nina, and Mrs. G.. NJ. Brake
and granddaughter, Virgene Mcbride.
motored to Lake View Sunday where
they enjoyed days, outing.
A. A. Luke returned the last of the
week from a several weeks sojourn
nj E,ycalSpr Strings Mo
+. f. Lusk was visitor in Logan
on Saturday last
Art Houston shipped a car of cattle
and one car of hogs to Chicago Thurs
day and accompanied the shipment.
Miss Evelyn Buss is reported as hay
ing been considerably under the
weather the past week but is reported
better now. ..-
Fred Colby and wife attended church
services in Buck Grove Sunday morn.
ing and spent the remainder Of the day
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ThOS.
Ahart on their return.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Houston enter
tanned her parents and brother and
sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly son
John and daughters, Inez and Beatrice,
OF Woodbine, and also her sister, Mrs.
Frank Shields and husband, of Dun
lap, Sunday.
W. III. Buss made Il shipment Of cat
tie and hogs to the Omaha market on
Thursday.
The Misses Mae and Frances Flynn
OF Ute, We're pleasant Sabbath guests
at the home of Mrs. Annie Houston.
Sunday afternoon they accompanied by
the Houston young folks, attended the
ball game between Dunlap and Ute at
Dunlap. IL.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cole and three
daughters of Tama, were guests ut
the Arden Bell home couple of days
the past week, stopping here on an
overland trip to Wyoming.
John Mathison, son Marvin. and
daughter, Grace, We're up from Wood
bine Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Mathison's sister, Mrs. William
Divine.
Mrs. Saphrone Bell. Mrs. Link Rid
die and daughter. Stella, and r. w.
Houston attended the ball game in
Denison Thursday.
The local Epworth League is putting
on a contest for the purpose of secur-
ing new members and for faithful at.
tendance on the part of the old mem
bers, etc. Two divisions have been
formed and at the close of the contest
the winning side is to be entertained by
the losers. Much interest is being
n,nnifestcd in the work and all are
vieing with each other in seeing who
can accomplish the most. The con-
test began last Sunday and continues
for ten weeks.
The Earl Greene family We're down
from Vail Sunday visiting his sister,