The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-21

business at the Oak Saturday.
Miss Jessie Andrews went to Maple,
ton Saturday Tor short visit.
Born, Friday March ", to Mr. ard
Mrs. Thos. Payson, daughter.
G. Harm came down from Ute and
spent Sunday with his family.
Will West attended the holiness
meetidg at Denison over Sunday.
John Bolieu has been very sick but
we are glad to note he is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wixell visited the
first of the week with friends at Sioux
City.
Katie Healy was an over Sunday
visitor with her brothers near Ken
wood.
Mrs. Geo. Rae of Arion was a guest
at the Harding home the first of the
week.
Vic Shadduck was obliged to come
home from Mapleton on account of
sickness.
Elmer Haworth returned from Ma
pleton last week to do some carpenter
work here.
Mrs. ]. l.. Warner and children
visited the last of the week with friends
at Mapleton.
Frank and Daisy Glassburner visited
the last of the week with friends at
Buck Grove
MI. and Mrs G. F. Besore and child
rem returned Friday evening from a
visit to Ida Grove.
The City hotel will change hands
again April l, as Mr.. Rabe has exchang-
ed it for property in Nebraska.
Miss Goldie Crone returned from
Storm Lake recently where she has
been teaching, the last five months.
p l.. johnson of Des Moines. de-
putty organizer. is securing members
and will organize Yeoman's lodge
Friday evening.
j. q. Shumaker says the item in last
weeks paper stating that he had sold
out is a mistake. We were SO informed
and thought it to be true.
Roy and Clarence Roup went to
Arion last week. Clarence will work
this summer for Geo. Rae and Roy will
work while for Thos. Pae.
D. Swanson of the Willow came.here
Saturday afternoon to meet his mother
inlaw. Mrs. Craft on her return from a
visit to her daughter Mrs. 1. o. Under.
hill, of Arion. 49,
| Alice Bates returned Saturday from
avlsit with her sister, Mrs. Gillett, at
Rodney. While there she was engaged
to teach the primary department. dur.
ing the spring term. 8s
Mrs. Anna Armstrong, wife of r. L.
Armstrong, and sister of Mrs. 7. A.
Harris, died Saturday morning, March
lS, at their home in north Charter Oak
after lingering illness with consump
ton. The funeral was attended at the
house Sunday afternoon by very large
concourse of friends. who listened ia
the services conducted by Rev. L. Car
son assisted by Rev. McEwen of the
Presbyterian church. MIR. Armstrong
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
accompanied the remains to Indianola
on the evening train where they were
laid to rest by the side of loved ones
who had gone before. Mrs. Armstrong
will be greatly missed here. During
her three years residence here she has
endeared herself in the hearts of all
who know her. Her bereaved husband
and family have the sympathy of all in
their great affection.
PRESBYTERIAN. IS
The Ladies Aid society will hold
their annual bazaar and supper at the
Irwin hall next Saturday afternoon
and evening. Call and get an Easter
gift and enjoy good supper.
The subject for next Sabbath morn
ing is ''Unlovely yet Loved" The pas
tor will preach at the NJ. e. church
next Sabbath evening, that being the
evening of our monthly union meeting.
Last Sabbath morning the pastor
preached on 'sThe Feast OF Purin'' and
in the evening on characteristics of
Goods Kingdom" Very pleasing
music was rendered by the choir at both
services. The pleasant weather brought
|out-large audiences to all the services.
METHODIST.
The Ladies Aid society will meet on
Wednesday with Mrs Robertson. A
large attendance is desired.
The Sabbath school will observe