The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
now CITY ITEMS !.

! The Wornan's Foreign Missionary SO
ciety met "Wednesday Afternoon sin the
| basement Of the Methodist church, there
being a good attendance. The lesson
dealt largely with the study of medical
work as carried out in the various for
Ieign countries. Mrs. Lessie Howorth
livery ably conducted the lesson, which
was also participated in by several Of
| the other members: At the close OF
Itf1e study hour the ladies served their
luuarterly dinner with Mrs. Sam Brasel
| al hostess. she being assisted by sever.
al Others. The proceeds from the din
ner ile.tted the sum Of about sixteen
dollars, and the members are very
grateful for the patronage received.
| The next regular meeting for the month
| Of June will be theld in the church, Mrs.
III. b. Johnson being the appointed lead,
Mrs. u. III. Swasey and daughters,
Ruth and Alice, Mrs. Frank Binnall and
daughter, F'rancille, and Miss Lille
Gibson were visiting and shopping in
Denison Thursday. Nh
Mrs. w. IL. Rink returned Tuesday
from a couple Of days sojourn in om ma
ha. ~ sS
Miss Mae Killion was a passenger to
Dunlap Thursday, where she enjoyed a
visit with friends, returning Friday.
Mrs. Ronanan Wight came up from
Woodbine Thursday for visit with
her son, AL. Wight, and family.
The Willing Workers of the Baptist
Sunday school enjoyed their regular
monthly social gathering Tuesday eve.
ming al the home of Miss Clara Mae
Munse-f. at which time all of the mem
hers were present. The evening was
opened with a short business session,
following which games were INDUCED
in with q general merrymaking time.
Two guessing contests had been proyid-
Ell FIR the occasion. In the first Miss
Genevieve Birkhofer received the prize,
"a writing tablet, and in the second Miss
NeV:l Cross carried off the prize, an or
aJIge. "a very nice service of refresh,
nHsnts concluded the evening and the
Girls took their departure, having en-
loved he occasion to the fullest extent.
\ Mrs. 8. e. Babere returned Wednes-
jday from q pleasant weeks visit with
her son, Jay BaiDer, and family in Hoop
err. ,Neb.. She also enjoyed q visit with
her son, Gordon ,fswho had come there
from the hospital at Norfolk, where he
had an operation performed for appen.
dicftis. He has now returned to his
home in Pine Ridge, S. d.
Cecil Edwards and wife, who have
been residing with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wallace Edwards. moved the ear
" mart of the past week into the house
north of the residence property Of Mrs
w. w. Galland. The place is owned by
Mrs. Ada Wheelright.
Mrs. Art S. Randel spent several days
last week visiting at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Keehner, in Wood
bine.
Al. A. Luke left Tuesday for Excelsior
Springs, No., where he expects tosspend
a couple of weeks. j. P. Goodman Is.
managing his harness shop during his
absence.
Mrs. Fred Kren,in and little son were.
IN Carroll "Wednesday where they visit
cd her brother, Lee Daughenbaugh, who
underwent a serious operation for APP,
pendicitis in a hospital there about
three weeks ago. The lad is reported
TO be getting along quite fayorably at
present, being able to sit up for the
first time Since the ordeal last Thurs
day afternoon
Mrs. Geo: Dillephurger, was q pa.ssen.
ger from Vail Wednesday for a few
days visit with her fatherfand brother,
r. w. and Ben Houston.
George Carey and daughters, lEma
and Mrs. Claude Blackman, We're Dess-
ison callers TUESDAY y. IA III IN
Zeph Fienhold and wife went to- Den.
ison Wednesday, where sthes latter re-
NAMED for Al few days to undergo a
series of medical trea tments. She also
visited her sister, Mrs. Milo Kelly while
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