The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-05-16

ClGy. ttN'3f4tal IL
VIM. Butler of Arion was an Oak
caller Monday.
The Misses Lena and Julia Topf re-
turned from Omaha Friday.
Miss Kizzie Baber of Dow City was
an over Sunday visitor at the Oak.
Mrs. o. M. Criswell of Denison visit
ed friends here the first of the week.
Miss MayProbasco visited the last
of the week with friends at Kenwood.
d. o. johnson improved his lots on
Third avenue by planting evergreens.
Royal and Clarence Roup came from
Arion Saturday and spent Sunday with
their parents.
A. Place, who. has been cooking at
the City Hotel, returned to his home at |
Sioux City Saturday.
Miss Stella Galbreath, who teaches |
the Hopp school, visited at her home in |
Denison over Sunday.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Winans of Denison and
Miss Hopper of Deloit visited the first
of the week with Mrs. M. Cops.
The M. w. of A. will hold a social at
their hall Friday evening, May 19, to
which all members and their ladies are
invited.
Berry Coin has made great inn
provement in the looks OF his home this
spring, in grading up his lot, painting
! his house, etc.
Frank Kemp came home from Man
! ming Monday and will go to DesMoines
& Wednesday to attend Drake university
q during the summer.
81 Glass No. of the M. E. Sunday
81 school will serve cake and Strawberries
s and ice cream next Saturday afternoon
9 and evening at the old Republican
y building.
8 Being private citizen was too tame
81 for Harm Thede after army life, so he
u went to Sioux City Thursday and en-
n listed again, going directly to his com.
81 pany, the Sd cavalry at Jefferson bar
81 racks, Missouri.
~ b, S. Barborka says, we were mis-
81 taken about his giving up his jewelry
All business here, as he only went for re
q creation and is here to stay. We art
NJ glad this is SO, and cheerfully take bacl
81 all we said about him leaving here.
81 While herding cattle Thursday, TIN
sI ten year old son of Mr.. Olson living
81 few miles from town, found a rattle
al snake and in throwing clods at it, go
"a so close the snake bit him on the top 0
az his bare foot. His parents brought hin
~ to DIR. McWilliams, who says the bo
= will have pretty sore limb for while
e PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES.
L Small audiences were present las
Saturday owing to the very disagree
on able weather.
A new class was organized in th
or Sabbath school with Mr. T. l.. Shu
maker as teacher.
al Rev. l.. C. McEwen is spending tb
week in Eastern Iowa Among othe
ma places he will visit his Alma Mater Co
College at Cedar Rapids.
The Christian Endeavor Society, wit
~ much profit, studied the pledge on Sur
: day evening. Hope the members wi
of remember the lessons drawn.
he. The Junior Endeavor Society is to b
at congratulated on their success in pre-
on curing funds for the purchase of a
organ. The money is on hand an
is very soon they will be rewarded fo
I. their efforts.
The lecture by Prof. VanNess o
ay Friday evening was fairly we'll attende
,st and enjoyed, some of the views bein
very fine. Mrs. Van Ness accompanie
her husband and assisted in readin
or and singing.
Preparations are being made for TIA
Gospel meetings which will begin Ma
es %. Evangelists Thomson and Gambl
u come highly recommended and we trus
much good may result from their labor
lis Mr.. Gamble will arrive a few days il
a advance of Rev. Thomson so as to pei
feet his plans for providing the music
-. NJ. e. NOTES.
lie The Aid Society will meet at tn
parsonage Wednesday afternoon. 1
large attendance is desired.
= Rev. w. j. Todd of Castana vii
- preach III the M. E. Church next Sab
bath morning and evening. All az
ed invited.
81 The church building during the pas
us week has had thorough overhaulin
and cleaning up time. The new carpe
a, has improved the looks of the building
g. very much indeed and the congregation
tn all seemed to be we'll pleased. We hav
a at present the largest seating capacit
of any church in town.
n The anniversary service of the leagu
L., was very well attended considering tn
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