The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-14

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Mrs z. W FL riding at Mapleton on
Friday.
Rev w. w. Brown, of Mapleton, was
an Oak caller Friday.
E E. Springer. spent Sunday with
his family at Sioux City.
Charlie Larson returned Monday
from visit to Cortland, Kansas.
NJ. G. Nelson. of Mapleton, was an
Oak caller the last of the week
Mrs. L. Romans has been quite sick,
but is little better at this writing,
Miss Katie Healy has moved her
dressmaking in MIR. Goodfrend's store.
Thomas and Della Brazell. of Maple
ton, was visiting friends here the last
of the week.
Frank Werner moved his family to
Rodney last week where they will try
farming this year.
N IS Martha Fiene will assist Miss
Anni. Shumaker this spring in the mill
linely department at Miller & Co.'S. in
Denison.
j. q. Shumaker and Gov. Shaw went
to Sioux City Thursday on business
connected with their new farm in Ply
mouth county.
Mrs. Elmer Haworth and babies went
to their new home near Mapleton on
Monday. Elmer and larger children
went last week.
Married, at the NJ. E parsonage on
Thursday, March 8, by R-v Carson,
Mr. Edward Remde and Miss Hattie
Lang, both of Willow township.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold their annual
bazaar at irwin hall on March 25 both
afternoon and evening. Supper will be
served at six.
Rev.-A. W. Laningham, district sup
erintendent of the Iowa Children's
Home Society, gave an Illustrated en-
tainment at Pithan's hall Monday even
ing with views of children and workers
and life and works of Christ, from the
Manager TO the throne.
Died, Saturday, March III, at the home
of bis daughter, Mrs Ansel Fish, Mr.
John Parks. The funeral services were
held at the home Monday noon con
Quoted by Rev. Carson. The remains
were taken to the cemetery near Center
school house for interment. Deceased
was born in Saratoga county. N. Y.
and was IA years of age. He leaves an
aged wife and seven children to mourn
his loss, who have the sincere sympathy
of ALL
Our townsman, E. F. Glau, who
started from Sioux City Feb. 9, on his
return trip to his claim in Alaska. has
had bad luck, being first caught IN a
snow blockade. then in "A land slide; it
took him seven days to reach Seattle
where his partner awaited him. Feb.
81. the third night out, while going
through the narrows opposite Morris
Island. their boat struck rock ana the
freight rooms were flooded with water.
The passengers were landed. but Mr..
Glau and partner lost nearly all their
provisions. We hope the old adage may
prove true in his case. and that his bad
luck may only be at the beginning of
his journey.
NJ. Z. NOTES.
Rev. Lanlngham, of the Children's
Home Society. gave an interesting talk
last Sunday evening in the church.
Subject next Sabbath morning in the
N. E. church, "A Great Question p
Evening, Remembering Our Vows.''
The pastor this week is attending the
Missionary convention in Charter Oak
Sub-dlstrict. The convention will be
held here March 2O2l Rev. Thos. Max
well, of Vail, will preach the opening
sermon. An instructive program has
been prepared. All are invited.
Sioux City has al last taken an inter-
est in our college at Morning Side and
has pledged itself to raise $4,000 to-
wards putting up new building The
conference will raise the balance. Our
< college, under the supervision of DR..
Lewis, is success.