The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06
DOW CITY ITEMS
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Methodist EDiScODaI Church Notes,

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The Woman's Foreign Missionar,
Society is meeting this Wednesday a
y the church at $3.50. At five O'Clock, thu
COMMITTEE of Fourteen will serv.
luncheon to members and friends O.
the society.
Thursday evening at 1870, following
short devotional period, the pastor
Ntll continue .he study of the subject
How we got our Bible A good.
lumber were present for the study
period last week. and it is hoped thai
the frank and open manner in which
NIL elevant questions are considered
Will stimulate interest in this mid
week service. @
Friday evening at 1880 the STANDARD
Bearers met at the parsonage. A most
Cordial Invitation Is extended by the
paAtor and wife to the young people
Of the church and community. Come
to the parsonage Friday evening and
ENJOY with US the study period and the
Sunday October ldeh, is Rally Day
/ tor the Sunday School. Every stu
4 gan for next Sunday. AT 10:45 the
pastor Will preach upon the theme,
4 Ny Purpose. In the evening at $3.50
the regulnr Epworth League Devotion.
Z al meeting. At 7:30 the Sunday school
"a! present the pageant The Coming
e. ~ llTutu. s,H5f4s. ft .ts# AZ IHA
Mrs. Ernest Clark. who underwent
al operation at her home southeast Of
town last week is reported to be get
ting along nicely. A trained nurse
from Denis0n is caring for her.
Editor G. w. Van Atten and E. H.
# awasey were among those from here
dress given by Hon. Claude r. Porter.
4 democratic candidate for United States
senator, Monday evening.
Ralph Mckee spent a. couple OF days
last week in Sioux City on business
Spray Malone and wife left Sunday
& for Platte, s. Oak, in response to a
message received informing them Of
the death of his sister, Mrs. Austin
PQrdy. We understand thar her death
I was due TO an operation. We unite
with friends in extending sympathy to
the sorowing ones.
! ~ Mrs. j. w. Howarth departed the
first OF the week via the auto route for
1 her home In Trinity, Texas, following
a. couple Of weeks sojourn with rela-.
Needham, who had accompanied her
here sfrOm Wise. Mo-. where she had
been since the death of her mother,
which occurred several weeks ago,
went with her to Texas to make his
home there with the Howarths.
5- Roe Shumate and the Misses Bessie.
Edna and Leila Hunt and Helen and
Bernice Jackson mot0red to Denison
Friday evening to attend an l.. ID. S.
choir, rehearsal
drs. II George Rule and son, Frank,
were Denison visitors Monday.
H.S,H. Fairbanks Of. Omaha was a
Slest at the home of DIR. and Mrs. J.
"A. Brill Friday.
s$s Tom Henry returned to Council
RlGns Monday afternoon following a
pteasant visit with his mother. Mrs.
CATHERINE Henry. and other relatives.
Carl Nicholson was among the coun.
~ seat callers Monday.
The girls and boys Of the Junior 3.
1, u. have started contest for
betship. Two n divisions have been
Termed and the young people are vie.
ih8 with each other in seeing which
side can accomplish the most in a
4 period Of xix weeks. AT the close OF
the contest the winning side is to be
<ittesxained by the losers.
Mt and Mrs. NJ ]. Breen. +. p.
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson McHenry
h were IN Denison Monday evening to
hear Eiske sO'Hara
Leonard Siglin and daughter. Mrs.
Hattie Smith and little son, Of the Dun
lap vicinity were Sabbath guests al
the. B. NJ. McEawain home.
u Mrs. Wallace Edwards and daugh-
ter, Mrs.i Ralph Mckee, We're in Oma-
M Monday spending the day with their
s6n and brother, Cecil Edwards. who
had an operation performed a few
days aS6 for, the removal Of an abscess,
On one or his tonsils.
Jesse aAgee and little daughters, Ruth
and Jessie have discontinued their res
idence in Dow City and have gone to
n 10 aip 4 t1Ak
having relatives at that place. His |
sister, Mrs. Alfred Edwards, and hus-
hand. who had been making their |
h0Snesi with him, have moved to Den
iaon. \ 81. .
III "A. w, Wilson family have been
enjoying a visit the, past week from
hi6 father of Lincoln. Nebr. He also |
visited his son. H. z. Wilson and fam
stly I'M Denison.
Eogest Binnall. fifteen year old son |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Binnall disap.
fpearsd from home Sunday evening. !
causing much concern on the part of |
his parents, as he had expressed a de. |
army. II was thought that he had |
gone to Fort Omaha to enlist. A tel |
ephone message was sent to that place |
Monday morning asking that the boy |
should he come there be held until |
some ones could come for him. His |
Tat hersg George Binnall, went down to |
the city that afternoon. but failed to /
locate him there. About $3.50 that |
evening the lad returned home again |
and friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Binnall |
rejoice with them over his return.
Mrs. Lynn Rood left Thursday for |
Platte, s.. Dak.?. on account Of the i'll. |
mess of her sister, Mrs. Austin Purdy,
who passed away Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris christensen re.
siding on the. Ed. Ahart place east of |
town, are entertaining a baby son, |
born on Wednesday September the |
twenty-sec0nd. eya
Phillip Hass and daughter. Gretch.
en-. Of Nevada. Iowa. were Dow City I
yisitors one day the past week.
frank Binnall was a caller in Dun.
lap Sunday.
On "wednesday Of the past week
Chem Leslie who assists his brother.
inrlaw, G. II. Best, in operating his II
tractor, met with an accident While
driving the machine down Snake hill. II
the silage cutter attached thereto was
over turned on an embankment and Il
rolled down the full length of the steep II
hill The vehicle was broken to pieces: Il
1t being damaged beyond repair and
the accident means quite a loss to Mr..
Fest. e
K Leo OsMearat and wife were down Ii
from Denison Thursday and visited at II