The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-21
CHARTER OAK CHA rs

MISS hluult. VI Oeos was az S
yesterday.
Miss Kate Healy was a Denison Wis
itor Monday.
r. A. Romans was over from Deni-
son Monday.
Perry Roberts, of Arion, was an OAK
caller Sunday.
Geo. Knight transacted business at
Dunlap Monday
Mrs. S. Bigelow returned to her home
at Humboldt Friday.
Rev Carson was Denison visitor
the first of the week.
Sirs Bornholdt and Miller are on a
hunting trip to Onawa this week.
Agnes Bennett, of Mapleton, was an
over Sunday guest of Mrs. Brown
Mrs Rece and daughter, OF Des |
MONIES, are visiting Mrs. I'll. Thede.
The NJ E. Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Robertson Wednesday afternoon
Miss Alice Bates, of Rodney, visited
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. G. b.
Coin.
j, p and S. Thompson and E. Weed
went to Chicago with stock the first OF
/ the week.
Miss Josie Kniest returned Saturday
from visit with her brother at Coun-
Gil Bluffs
F. Brewster and the Misses Nellie
Drake and Goldie Crone drove to Dun
lap Friday.
Miss Minnie Walker returned Satur-
J day from visit with her sister at De
Soto, Neb.
, Charlie Hiett and Jessie Andrews
and Maggie Tierney called on friends
t at Uge Sunday.
Miss Marion Miller came up from
/ Manila Saturday and is assisting in
the Republican Office.
A Miss Iva Bliss came from her school
at Morning Side Friday and visited at
o home until Monday afternoon.
H. G. Schultze, of Chicago, was visit
ing old friends here over Sunday, re-.
turning to Chicago Monday evening.
Mrs. B Weed returned yesterday
from visit with friends in Nebraska.
Miss Nettie Travers accompanied her
homa.
MI and Mrs. Temple and son and
Mrs. Harker, of Denison, were over
Sunday guests at the home of G. A,
9 Standing.
u. j. Butler and wife, of Arion, were
:, calling on friends here Saturday after
= noon and looking at the Steigman pia
nos sold by Stoltenberg, Kuehl & Co.
q Married, in Chicago, Thursday, Nov
IL Is, Mr.. l.. E Goodwin, OF this place, tt
Miss Martha Tangeman. of Bairstown
Iowa. They arrived at Charter Oal
= Friday and began housekeeping at Mr.
y Goodwin's residence on First ave.
10 A large company attended the Leagu,
"a social Friday evening. The program
"a consisted principally of vocal and in
r. strumental music. The parody poem
n on Maud Muller was read by Miss
10 Drake and "The Irishman and tn
cb Pig by Mrs. Garrett Everyone pro
nounced it one of the best socials eve
given here and We hope there may b
sever al OF them during the winter.
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES.
Tie Ladies Aid society will NEE
-, with Mrs. Griffis on Wednesday after
noon at 2 O'clock.
>, Large audiences were present at bot
services last Sabbath The presence 0
the orchestra aided in the interest o
all the evening service.
The usual service will be held mex
oi Sabbath morning. The regular month
ly union service will be held in th
.or evening Rev. Carson will preach, an
all are invited
ON METHODIST NOTES.
Rev. j. W. Lothian preached sti
ing ring sermon in the church Saturdi
morning.
sit Thanksgiving service in the ope
house on Thanksgiving Day. Wat
bis for program.
avs Old Folks Day next Sabbath MOI
ing in the NJ E. church. Union serv
dav in the Presby terrain church at night.
Ella The pastor has lifted the debt tt
has been on the church building TO
son number of years We all rejoice.
tors
rom The teachers meeting, which sho
v.rv have been held at Dow City Nov
was postponed until Nov. Is, on acco
of the educational exhibit in Denis