The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-02
CHARTER OAK CHATS|ALL ABOUT DELOIT,l

Orren Kemp was a Chicago visitor
the first of the week.
r. A. Romans of Denison was an
Oak caller Wednesday.
ID. McWilliams has so far recovered
as to be able to ride out.
Miss More, of Chicago, made short
visit at the Oak Thursday.
Mrs. Speaker, of Sioux City, attended
the Schurke wedding Thursday.
Mrs. Graham returned from a visit
at Dow City and Missouri Valley.
Mrs. A. J. Bates and daughter, Miss
Pearl, of Holstein are visiting friends
here.
Mrs. p. W. Harding visited the first
of the week with friends at Arion and
Dow City.
G. Iverson is entertaining the humps
this week, and Chris Thompson is
driving his dray wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. knight and son,
Glenn, drove to Ida Grove Wednesday
to visit the family of DIR. Besore.
Sirs Warehouse. Cushman, Kadoch
and G. Hart attended masonic meet
ing at Mapleton Wednesday evening.
LA. Mains was little better Thurs
day, but not able to turn himself. Two
brother Woodmen stay with him every
night, and he has the best of care.
Those who attended Decoration day
services at Ute report good time, fine
music and that the address by Rev.
Carson was conceded by all to be one
Of the best ever delivered there.
Next Sabbath evening Rev. l.. G.
McEwen will preach the baccalaureate
sermon for the graduates of the High
School. His subject is "Open Doors. )"
The school board will attend in body.
G.. Neal, who was in from the Sol
der Wednesday, reports very heavy
storm there Thursday evening which
washed away fences and bridges and
flooded meadows. Hail, or chunks of
ice as large as mans fist fell. running
com which was just ready to cultivate.
Married at the Lutheran church Rev,
Amstein officiating, Mr., Emil Schurke
and Miss Minnie Webking, both of this
place on Thursday afternoon, June lst.
The witnesses were Mr.. Pitt Jones and
Miss Lille Schurke, and Henry Web
king and Miss Lena Colley both, of
Sioux City. The young couple enjoys
a wide acquaintance, Emil having been
head clerk in his fathers store several
years, and Miss Minnie, who is sister
of Mrs. Speaker where she made her
home. We unite with their many
friends in wishing them a long and
happy life.
The following program will be car
ried out at the high school commence
ment on Friday evening. June 6:
Song, Iowa., ). Third Grade Pupils.
Invocation. ............. Rev. Carson.
Overture, Home Circle. Orchestra.
Grafton, James,. 49,. Carl G. Jacobsen.
Grafton, Vita sine Literas Mors est.
Iva j.. Bliss.
Overture, Silver Bell. ....... Orchestra.
Grafton, Power of Music. ;. .........
............... Anna G.. O'Doherty.
Grafton, The American Prince.
Clayton G. Romans.
Solo, Happy Days, >. Florence Abbott.
Grafton, Patriotism :. :. Fred Slough.
Grafton, Sumne Quid, Nellie McGrath.
Selection, Queen of the Pirate Isle.
| 5000. .................. Orchestra.
Grafton, Heroes, 90. John q. Jacobsen.
Grafton, Post Proelia Praemia ......
...................F Fl. Marion Deter.
Grand Overature, Semiranis, Rossini.
Helen Baird and b. S. Barborka.
Presentation of class, ). Prof. Garrett.
Presentation Of Diplomas, A. J.. 1Eggen
Benediction, Rev. McEwen.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES.
The revival services are increasing in
interest and attendance. Rev. Thorn
sen is a logical and able expositor of
Christian truth and those who do not
attend are missing great spiritual bless
ings. Services are held every day at
2:30 and 7:45 except Saturday. The
services next Sabbath will be as follows:
1880 a. NJ, Rev. Thomson will preach,
800 p. M, Rev. Thomson will preach to
linen only" Mr.. Gamble and male
quartette will sing. A ''women's meet
ing" will be held in the M. e. church
at the same hour conducted by Miss
Emma McWilliams.
AN IOWA CYCLONE.
An Old Subscriber Writes of the Havoc
Made In Pocahontas County.