The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-29
THE DENlsoN REVIEW, TUESDAY,.

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HARTER OAK CHATS7
j. Snyder of Arion was an Oak caller
Saturday.
Father Cooper returned from Dubu.
que Saturday.
Francis Drake returned Friday from
a visit at Sac City.
Kizzie Baber of Dow City was an Oak
visitor this week.
j.. p. Thompson and family returned
from Omaha Friday.
Riley Johns visited Sunday with his
sister at Mapleton.
Mrs. A. Snyder and Clarence Smith
were Dunbury visitors Monday.
Will Servoss and Clarence Shropshire
were over from Denison Sunday.
Supervisor Langley of Dow City was
an Oak business visitor Monday.
r. A. Romans of Denison was doing
business here the last of the week.
Rev. Matthias of Glidden held ser
vices at Pithan hall Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Standing returned
from Sioux City Thursday evening.
The Misses Goldie Crone and Nellie
Drake were Denison callers Sunday.
r. Somers went to Nebraska Monday
where he will work at his barber trade.
Mrs. II. Cook and children of Maple
ton are visiting Mrs. Cooks sister,
Mrs. s. Lyons.
Mrs. Ira Underhill and son, Clyde,
visited the first of the week with
friends at the Oak.
Otto Wendt of Correctionville has
been visiting his parents here during
the last few days.
MI. Ostrander, wife and two children
from California are visiting MIR. Os-
trander's sister, Mrs. G. Cooper.
Passengers for Denison Monday were
L.. A. Romans, Rev. Carson, DIR. Nc
Williams and children and Mrs. Hird.
Mrs, DIR. Myres and daughter who
have been spending the summer in
New York arrived here Sunday morn
ing.
liza UndsfhM of Denison came to the
Oak Saturday and visited wei Sunday
with his family at the home of d.
Swanson.
A conference meeting was held Sum
day morning and afternoon in the
Pithan grove. Pastors we're there from
Denison and Illinois. There we're very
large congregations at each service.
Among those who went to Des
Moines the last of the week were Chas.
Robertson, Miss N. Egbert and niece
from HOrnicK, Mr. Shreve and family,
Mrs. Gone, Mrs. Johns and John Roup.
G. jacobson and wife celebrated their
silver wedding Saturday. Quite a large
number of guests were present, relg-
tives coming from Denison and Clin-
ton. The days entertainment was
finished with a dance at Pithans hall.
METHODIST NOTES. 7s
Quarterly conference Friday evening
at 1880. The pastor desires to see a
large attendance.
Remember your benevolences are all
now due. The pastor is anxious to
close up the work Of the conference
year at once,
Junior League concert next Sunday
night in the NJ. E. church. All are.
cordially invited to come and hear the
little folks. Don't miss it.
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES.
The subject for next Sabbath evening
will be-''The First lnfidel and His
Family" You are invited.
On Thursday evening a preparatory
service will take the place of the regu.
lar prayer meeting and the members of
the church are asked to be present.
A good audience was present last
Sabbath evening at the union service
and enjoyed an excellent sermon by
Rev. Carson. A well rendered solo by
Mr.. Goodwin added to the service.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be observed in connection with the
service next Sabbath morning. The
reception of new members will also be
held.