The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21

been absent for some time on account
| of the ill,epss and death OF her father,
j. =. Houston His daughter, Helen,
who had been here eleven weeks, dur.
| ing which time she served as nurse at
his bedside, has returned TO her nurs'
ling duties in Sioux City. PIP
| J. L. Butterworth was a passenger
! to Deloit Monday on a business mission.
! Mrs j. II, GoldswOrthy Is reported
l.quite sick this week.
James Clark shipped a car of cattle
TO Omaha Monday. Blume Bros. made
a shipment OF one car otAhoss 10 the
same place the past week. a.., Isl.
| The local order of Royal Nelghbors,
! of which the late Mrs; FiisWorth SHOOK,
OF Cherokee, was q member, are III re:
ceipt of q one thousand dollar drait fo or
1.-THE insurance policy which she held in
| that organization. Mrs. Shook was con
nected with the order less than twelve
lyears, during which time she had paid
lin the sum of $g4 for local dues and
1.-THE like. 3, /. y
/ Mrs. A. ii. Cook and Mrs. T. A. Rae
Returned Wednesday from Council
Bluffs, where they served as delegates
Ito the Woman's Home Missionary soci.
| ETY. convention. Mrs, Ida Talcott, VINO
| also attended. went TO Omaha 70 VISIT ISL
| AeEs SlSleI, MIoslt SA1sao. A+SATAS '>A~> ~
turned later. ~
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Isou were. arrivals
last week from Lincoln, Neb., for q visit
with the Geo. Igou family and to attend
the funeral Of e. S. TatrOe at. Dunlap.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Christensen and
baby were visiting in Denason Satur-
day. VA 49,,
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society held it's annual thank onering
lservice at the Methodist church Sun
day morning. Mrs. M. NJ Cable, OF
5Denison, was the speaker Tor the DAY
land har address was highly interesting
land greatly enjoyed by her hearers ::
The Offering received at the close OF
| the service. amounted to $1l0.90. This
is considered a very good showing as
many OF the members friends We're
unable to be present Dh account OF the
rainy weather. However, those who
were not there expect to make pledges
toward this cause at another time ana
when all have been receivdf the. neat
sum mentioned above will no doubt be
considerably enlarged. Next Sunday
morning at the Methodist church there
will be a baptismal service nm charge
ofSRev., C, M. Ward and in the evening
the Baptist, and Method dist people VIII
hold 4 union service in the Methoulst
church. 4 This meeting willNbes in the In
terests of the interchurch world move
ment. Rev.. Barker, the Baptist pas
tor, will be the speaker and his address
will be largely along these lines. EV-
eryone is invited to be present.
Miss Ruth Houston, who. was called
home on account c. the Illness and
death Of her father, has taken up her
school studies in Dunlap again.
Barney and Herman Remmes were
over from Ute last week and visited at
1.-the home of their uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. John Remmes.
Mrs. H. A. Poitevin, daughter, Alice,
and sons, L. u. and Edwin PoiteVin.
were in Woodbine. Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of their relative, Thos.
W. c. Rolls returned to Grand juno.
ton Wednesday, following q visit here
with his family.
l.. A. wore has improved his country
home by installing a lighting plant the
ps Leo )" o,cohneli, Of ion,laha. hand Joe
Carey, of Panama, were here last week
on account of the death of Mr.. Houston.
MrA tHousto1'ss mothers Mn. mike
O'Connell, and her sister and husband,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Fleming, The. former
from Dunlap and the latter TWO from
|agte, sHert tase greater part-sf 1nssWeek
with the family, as did also Mrs. Eat
O'Connell of Denison.
Mrs. G. A. Barker returned from
Denison Saturday, where she hadsbeon
spending a week. or, more. se. . SS
~ NfrsE john IF Rockwell came down from
tFDenisOn Monday for a few daySsvislt at
the home Of her son, Will Rockwell.
MI. and Mrs. Orval Smith and Chill.
dren. after nsseveral weeks visit here
with herslsters, gAIrss Harry laamric e
vi ct In no af