The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-10
CHAR Err OAK CHATS

Oren Kemp was visiting his brother
Frank at Manning.
j. G. Shumaker was Hornick bust
ness visitor Monday.
Mrs. Frank Jones was visiting rela-
tives at Arion over Sunday.
Miss Traver. of Greenwood, Neb is
visiting with Miss Bert Weed.
B. Y. Nicholson was looking after
business interests in the Oak Monday.
Mrs. Saunders, nee Anderson, was
visiting friends in the Oak the first OF
the week.
Miss Hattie Pennell came down from
Sioux city Saturday and spent Sunday
with folks at home.
The Sons of Herman gave masquer-
ade ball in Graves hall Friday evening.
Over 100 numbers were sold, and in all
it was very pleasant affair.
Saturday two tramps tried to carry
off a pair of boots from Goodfrend's dry
goods store. They started for the rail-
road track, but were noticed and a
number started in pursuit, and soon
overlook them. They were placed IN
the cooler till Monday morning when
they were tried before Mayor johnson,
who sentenced them to thirty days at
Denison. Another tramp was locked
up Sunday night and turned out again
Monday morning, and told to leave
town which he proceeded to do, but in
passing Bamford's store he spied some
legglngs hanging out and thought he
would take them along, but was caught
before had gone far.
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES
The iect re by Mrs. Melrofe has been post
poned from Thursday evening of this week to
Monday evening. Jan. L..
| The time IF morning service has been changed
| from II o'clock to 1885, The Sabbath school
| will meet at the close OF the morning service.
| The Sabbath services were largely attended
and much enjoyed. Although suffering from a
sever attack of the grip the pastor preached
both morning and evening. Two beautiful an
thems were rendered by the choir.
Last Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid So
ciety elected the following officers: Pres Mrs
waddington; VicePres., Mrs. Doomis Sec'y
Mrs. f. D. Shumaker; Treas, Mrs. D, H. Mcwil
lams. The society meets with the President OF
Wednesday evening of this week.
1 The Communion of the Lords supper viii
1 be celebrated next Sabbath morning. Rev. DR.
w. Har ha L. L. d. of Omaha Theological
Seminary will preach in the morning and in tn,
| evening deliver lecture on Infant Baptism
All ale cordially invited to hear this noted hi
vine
NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES.
Owing to the paster being called away on Sab
bath morning to conduct funeral service. 7
A Harris of this place filled the pulpit accept
ably and preached to a large congregation.
Revival meetings still continue in the churc,
this week. Rev. Rorick. of Ute, is helping tn
pastor, Twenty-three stood up Sunday even
ing t stifying to the power of God saving ant
blessing them during this meeting.
Quarterly meeting next Sabbath evenin,
Presiding Elder Eothean, of Ida Grove preach
ing. Love feast will begin promptly at $50. .Al
are invited. Let us make this service one of thu
best services we have ever had in the history O
the church.
H r. Wiener, six miles south of here, drop
ped dead of heart disease last Friday in his owl
door yard. The funeral service was condu tee
by Rev L. Carson on Sabbath morning at 1
O'Clock at the home of the deceased. A larg
congregation of people gathered to pay the las
tribute of respect to the deceased, and to sym
pathize with the family. Mr. Wiener was borr
Feb. 81, 1855. at Burlington. Ia Father, mothe
two brothers and two sisters survive him Il
mourn his loss. His wife and two children have
the sym pathy of all the people a this trying
4 hour.