The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-24
over Sunday with friends.

are to visit their people, expecting tc
start about the tenth of December. Mr.
J knight came to America some eleven
years ago, Mr.. lanyard coming two
Years later. This will make their first
visit with their people since leaving
home and they are contemplating a
most enjoyable trip, which their friends
sincerely trust they may realize to the
fullest extent. v 81
i George Ahart, wife and daughter
Margaret, and her sister, Miss Bessie
4 Wilbur were in Charter Oak and spent
the Sabbath at the hoem of their sister,
I Mrs. Il. Il. Lyons.
James Clark was among those who
had business in Denison Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Flynn. son.
james, and daughter, Mae, of. Soldier,
Mrs. Annie Houston, sons, James and
John, and daughters, Margaret and
Ruth, residing west of town, w. E.
Dow and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Fishel f. o. Reynolds and wife, and
1.-THE Misses Bernice Hunsicker. Margar-
ct Ryan and Ella Flynn, of Dow City,
were royalty entertained at the w. FL.
Buss home Sunday and while there
enjoyed one Of the splendid dinners for
which Mrs. Buss is noted in preparing.
Phil Cronin went over to Charter Oak
Sunday to visit his brother Tim and
family, and expects to spent some time
visiting relatives residing at other
places. tsssl 3 sH
We are requested to announce that
the Woman's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. will meet on Wednesday, December
will be served in the basement at the
noon hour, beginning at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Coleman is at the head Of
the menu committee for this occasion.
! which assures a fine line OF ''eats." The
members and friends of the church are
asked to plan upon being present and
| all are invited to remain for the lesson
study which opens at 2:30.
| The Arch Laird family are entertain
ing his mother, Mrs. Reed, of Persia,
and her visiting sister, who comes from
Nebraska.
Miss Thelna Wright, who teaches in
the public school Of Arion.s was Dow
City caller Friday, taking the train,
from here to Logan for an over Sunday
visit at the parental, Chas. Wright,
home. gSSs
Dr.. G. D. Crlssman, D.. d. the new
district superintendent for the Council
Bluffs district, was in Dow City last
Thursday evening and made his initial
visit to our Methodist church. While
here he led a short devotional service
lat the church, following which he con-
Quoted the business session of the first
quarterly conference. u He went; from
here to Denison.
Mrs s. A. Acker went to Dunlap on
Monday to remain over Thanksgiving
at the home of her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Brown.
Mrs. John Williamson and Mrs. A.
e. Alleman were visitors at the county
Mrs. Fred Logsdon was an arrival
Monday from Ames and will spend the
Thanksgiving holiday at the parental,
u. r. Goldsworthy, home. Her hus
band expects to be her for the day
Thursday.
Word reaches friends here conveying
the information of the birth of a baby
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Helm, resid-
ing near Dunlap, on Sunday, Noyem-
Der 21st. Mrs. Helm was formerly Miss
Iona Wiley, of Dow City. Her mother,
Mrs. Frank Wiley, of Chadron, Neb.,
Is in attendance.
Mrs. Nelson Butler, of Casper, Wyo.,
was an arrival. in town Monday tol
spend few days with her husbands
grandmother. Mrs. Jane Wood, and 9th
err relatives as well as numerous friends
and acquaintances In the vicinity. She
came here from Council Bluffs, where
she had been visiting at the parental,
George sAhart, home.
Jake sSchwarzenbach and wife were,
down from DenisOn Saturday, she Wis
.iting her sister, Mrs. Ella Hain, and
niece Mrs. Wesley Cramer, while her
husband attended to some business
matters. a ~
Mr. and Mrs. James Mcbride, and
children were over from Defiance Sat
urday visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Virgins.
Mrs. Anna Williams occupied the pull
pit of the Baptist church both Sunday
morning and evening. No definite ar.
rangements have been made at present
in regard to the services for the COM
ing Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Steiner has been suffer
ing the past week with a very sore fin
ger, the third finger on her right hand,
caused from the prick of a needle that
slipped from the thimble she was using
while engaged in sewing. 1t seemingly
being nothing of a serious nature, 1t
was treated as only Il trivial matter.
About ten days later the finger began
throbbing and became badly swollen
and for time caused no little concern.
A physician was consulted the latter
part of the week, who dressed the
member and with proper care, present
indications are very favorable toward
a good healing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Willett. who are
here from Billings: Mont, returned LOT, on
Monday evening from a weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs. Chas. Horn and
family in Omaha. and are again ate the
home of her mother, Mrs Marie Glib
son.
Mrs e. r. Pagan and daughter, Dor
othy, were passengers to Denison Sat
urday afternoon to do some shopping.
Mr.. Pagan motored up that night and
brought them back.
Mrs. p. j. Brown and little son. Du-
Mond, came down from Denison Staur-
day for a short visit at the parental,
Thos. Munsey home.
NJ. A. Rgsby returned to Missouri
Valley Saturday following a visit of a
day or so here with his family.
D. E. Greene, wife and children were
down from Vail Sunday as guests of
his sister, Mrs. A. H. Cook and family.
Jesse Agec went down to Omaha Sat
urday, going from there to Sioux City
for an over Sunday visit with his lit
tie daughters, Ruth and Jessie. who are
making their home at that place with
one of his sisters.
u. G. Johnson, of Redfield, s. D., was
a recent visitor here with his brother.
H. B. Johnson, and family. being on
his way to Boston, where he is serving |
As a delegate to q council under the
auspices of the Methodist church. He
goes as a delegate from a territory !
which includes the states of North and |
South Dakota, Minnesota and Mon
tana, and Is called upon to make sim.