The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29

the blaze having already started In the
fluid which had leaked aOnt.
Miss Ferne Johnson who is engaged
in teaching in Council Bluffs came up
Saturday morning for a visit at the
i parental, H. b. johnson home return
Ting Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. j. j. Collins and two children
went to DeniHon Friday where they
enjoyed d week end visit at the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. c. Js, Turner. Mr.
Collins joined them Saturday and they
FAN returned together Sunday.
NJ. A. Pearsall, wife and daughter
Phyllis, went down to Omaha Wednes
day where they attended the Ak.Sar.
Ben, returning Friday. While there
they We're guests at the home OF his
cousin, Ed. Cpillett.
During the severe wind storm of last
Thursday night, the garage on the r.
IE. Hoeffer place south of town was
blown over. A miraculous incident
Iconnected herewith was that the car
which was standing in the building
was untouched by the storm being left
Istanding in the same place:
/ John Williamson, Victor Michaelsen,
/ Will Hammond and Thos. Mitchell
were in Sioux City attending the fair
l. last week. s5 AK
/ Henry Gibson OF Bloomfield, Nebr.,
Twas here during the past week and Wis.
fitted at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Frank McHenry.
i The Misses Lillian Donaldson, Der.
mice Hunsicker, Margaret Ryan, Clara
Weiss. Eva Walker, Vera Hart, Hilda
Turnlund, Ella Flynn, Agnes Goddard
Iand Isabel Scott, ten Of the teachers
lof our local school journeyed out to the
where they enjoyed q real woOdsy
breakfast. A splendid time IS reported
George Wielalfd. and his sister, Stella
were i'll Sioux City Thursday where
they visited their sister. Mrs. John
| Vim, and attended the, fair
/ The Baptist Junior Union have
changed their hour of meeting which
Twill take effect next Sunday. Hereaf
tier the meetings will be held at $3.50
in the evening.
Eldridge Killion and wife were w
from Dunlap Sunday and visited with
trcfatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Ahart and the
Myron Rice family were delightfully."-
entertained at dinner Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Snowd Thomp
son. So q q
| Guy Wright was a visitor in Dun
lap on Friday last.
| Noah Thompson spent the Sabbath
day with friends at Ute.
1 Foster Cornelius. wife and baby,
were arrivals Sunday afternoon from
Long Pine. Nebr., where they have
been spending several weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Allen.
We are informed that they have de.
cided to take UP their residence in Dow
ICity again.
/ George Dillenburger came down
from Vail Sunday to spend the day.
/ = 1yp V,inea c
day, returned home with him.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Rigsby and Mrs. John
Gibson returned Saturday from a
weeks sojourn in Sioux City, where
they had been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs H. b. Gilmore and at.
tending the fair
w. c. Rolls left Thursday for Alton,
H.. being called there by the illness
of his father, J. Fl. Rolls. who had
gone to that place several weeks ago
for Il visit at the home Of his son,
the former back to Dow City Satur.
day and his friends trust he may soon
regain his health again.
! The T.. u. S. Social Circle of the
| Woman's Auxiliary met Thursday af'
| terr1oon at the home of Mrs. George
IIgOu,. southeast of town, there being
a fairly good attendance NeedlcwOrk
and social chat was the order of the
day. and last but not least came q
most tempting lunch served by the
hostess and the occasion as a whole
was voted as one Of much pleasure to
all.
Miss Bessie Wilbur who recently
came here from Slaton, Texas. has ac'
] cepted a position as bOokkeeper in the
lAhart elevator office. beginning her du
| ties this week. Miss Wilbur takes the
lplace resigned by Miss Lillian Al,art
some two weeks ago.
Mrs. S. Il. Wiley accompanied by her
grandson, Claude Wiley, who recently
| returned from Il six months sOjOurn
| in Washington, left on Tuesday Of the
| past week for Chadron, Nebr.. being
called there by the illness of the lat
ter's Mother, Clyde, who has now
been taken to Rochester, Mimi, for
medical attention from the specialists.
The lads illness is due to an ulcera ted
tooth, affecting a nerve near the base
of the brain. Mrs. s. +. Wiley OK.
poets to care for the household should
it be necessary for the child's mother
to go to Rochester to stay with him.
Elder ]. B. Barrett of Deloit was in
town Sunday aud while here conduct
ed preaching services in the l.. y. s
church.
Editor G. w. Van Atten was bust
ness, visitor in Charter Oak Saturday
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet on Wednesday after
noon, October the sixth. in the Meth
odist church. This meeting will be in
the nature Of reception for the new
members and will also be dues paying
day The lesson study will be held in
the league room. following which din
liner will be served In the basement
beginning mt five o'clock. A most cor
dial invitation is extended to all of the
members and friends of the church
and society to be present.
Frank Riley spent n couple OF days
last week taking in the fair at Sioux
City,
Will Hammond has sold his resi-
dence property here the past week
Martin Britton of Soldier being the
purchaser. We understand that the
is. j. Acker family will move in from
the country, having rented the place
of Mr.. Britton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin christensen
daughter, Helen, and son Leo of kear
ney. Nebr.. stopped here the first Of
the week for a short visit at the home
Of her mother, Mrs. S. r. Baber, being
enroute to Ames in their car, where
Leo will resume his studies at college
| While there they visited at the home
of Mrs. Christiansen's sister, Mrs r
C. Roupe.
| On Saturday afternoon ball game
took rlace on the local grounds. tho