The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-14
CHARTER OAK CHATS

Mr.. McKlnstry of Ute was here on
business Saturday.
Louie Johnson of Logan spent Sun
day with friends here.
Mrs. Garrett was Ute caller be-
tween trains Saturday.
p. W. Harding was Sunday evening
passenger for Nevada.
j. Murphy and wife went to Okla
homa to spend the winter.
Mr.. Stemple was over from Schleswig
Sunday to see his family.
The Misses Katie and Lucy Healy
drove to Kenwood Sunday.
j. u. Shumaker Of Sioux City trans
acted business here Saturday.
Carl Hammond of Dow City was at
the Oak the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Criswell of Dem
ison visited friends here over Sunday.
Miss Iva Smith of Denison visited
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. A.,
Bagge.
Miss Stella Ketcham of Chicago is
tae guest OF ner cousin, Mrs. E. E..
Springer.
Tho Misses Franc Hart and Lena
Schurke called on friends at benson
Saturday.
Father Cooper will exchange pulpits
with Father Welnhold OF Mapleton
next Sunday.
Mr. Bornholdt and family and Miss
Jessie Now illiams visited friends north
OF UGe Sunday.
Mrs. Il. Sweet and Miss Maggie Tier
ney visited the first OF the week with
friends at Dunlap.
Mrs. Pennell returned home Saturday
morning from few weeks visit with
friends III New YORK.
Some Dago women and children were
doing good begging business here
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Edith Leeper returned from
Dunlap Saturday, where she has been
about three mouths.
L. Sig in's brother, who has been Wis
iting here few weeks, returned to his
home in Illinois Saturday.
Miss Hewius held rehearsal of her
music pupils at her home on Second
Avenue Tuesday evening.
Hugh Williams, wife and daugh-
ter OF Denison were guests at ID. IL.
McWilliams the last of the week.
Mi. Payson went to. Sioux City Sum
day to see his wife at the hospital. We
are glad TO near that she is little
better.
A crowd of young people took advan.
tage OF the fine weather Sunday ana
walked to Ute, returning on the eve.
ming train.
Mrs. S. Bigelow of Humboldt and
Miss Lou Bigelow of Clarence are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Bigelow on
Second Avenue
Don't forget the League social at R.
w i5lmford's Friday evening. A fine
M cd program will be given. Every
bodJ Is cordially invited.
MIR. SERVER was over from Den;son
Monday aud went to Ricketts, in com.
pang with Mr.. Stemple, who will have
charge of his lumber yard there.
METHODIST NOTES.
The Epworth League was largely at
tended Sunday evening. Miss Irwin
led.
The w. 81. M. S. will meet with Mrs.
DIR. McWilliams Wednesday afternoon
at 2:3o.
Old Folks Day one week from next
Sabbath. The Epworth League will
have charge of the service. Watch for
the program.
Love Feast next Saturday evening at
7:3O. Quarterly Conference at $50
Presiding Elder Lothian will preach on
Sabbath morning. All are invited
| PRESBYTERIAN NOTES.
The subject announced by the pastor
for next Sabbath evening is "The
Brldgeless Gulf" or "What is HellY''
There will be special music by the
choir and orchestra. All are invited.
Rev. 3 S. Mcclure was among the
!; Worshippers Sunday We are always
glad to see him. The sermon on 1.-The
Kings Courtship'' Sunday evening was
listened TO with closest interest. The
music by the orchestra and solo by
Miss Florence Abbott were especially
enjoyed