The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-05-30
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Gus Adams was Chicago visitor the
first of the week.
John Driscoll returned Monday from
visit to Denison.
E. E. Springer was an over Sunday
visitor at Sioux City.
Ed Nutter of Halbur was at the Oak
the first of the week.
Mr.. Barrett of Dunlap was an Oak
caller the first of the week.
Ferdinand Schelm rode his new wheel
over from DenisOn Sunday.
Mr.. PLATE of Dow City was doing
business st the Oak Friday.
Is. Summers and B. S. Barborka were
Ute visitors the last of the week.
Mr.. Criswell came down from Ute
Friday evening to see his son Bonnie.
Miss Cora Hester was an over Sun
| day guest of the Misses Butterworth.
Mrs. Harry Bates of Harlan is visit
ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. @. Stan
ding.
Miss Mamie Glassburner closed a
very successful term of school last Fri.
day.
Mrs. Cook of Mapleton visited her
sister, Mrs. S. Lyons, the first OF the
week.
| Father Weinhold of Mapleton visited
q few days last week with Father
| Cooper.
| Mrs. j. w. Mills and daughter Ferne
visited friends at Manila the last OF the
week.
Miss Jessie Andrews came down from
Mapleton and spent Sunday with her
parents.
Sirs Riedesel and Slough are having
their residences improved with new
coat of paint.
p. w. Harding transacted business
the last of the week at Jefferson and
the first of this week at Omaha.
David Hilton sold out his laundry
business here to Peter Bahnsen and
went to Mapleton, where he will 60
into the same business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Johnson are the
happy possessors of another daughter.
who arrived to gladden. their home and
hearts Friday, May 26th.
John James of Denison was at the
Oak Monday, having drove over with
his daughter, Miss Myrtle, who teaches
school in the Jones district.
The caves of the town were well filled
Saturday night. There were several
trees and chimneys blown down and
some windows broken, but no serious
damage done.
Mrs. Fiene and daughter, Miss EN-
ma, started from town just before thu
hail storm Saturday evening and were
out in the most of it. Mrs. Fienei
hands were quite badly bruised by tn.
hail.
Elmer Haworth and Allan ani
daughter, Miss Clarissa, came from
Mapleton Saturday to see Grandm;
Haworth who is quite feeble. lie
grand daughter Miss Bertha Penrod O
Galva is helping to care for her.
The Methodist church was NIGEL.
decorated Sunday morning in our ma
tional colors, flags, pictures of past he
roes and President McKin' ey.. TIL,
few soldiers who are left here of 61-65
were present and listened to the stir
ring patriotic sermon given by Rev
Carson. Rev. Carson also delivered tn
Memorial address at Ute Tuesday
where many Of our people attend tn
decorating services, as there are NJ
soldiers buried at this place.
4 NJ. E. NOTES.
> Subject next Sabbath morning in tn,
M. e. Church ''Fruitless Professors.
Union service in the Presbyterian
church at night.
The w. F. S. will meet in tn
church Wednesday afternoon. Do NO
fail to be present.
Owing to the Gospel meetings bein
held in the Presbyterian church thi
week, there will be no prayer meetin
in the Methodist church Thursda
evening.
G Brother Thompson, the evangelist
preached a good practical sermon to
good sized congregation in our churc
Sunday night. Mr.. Thompson is a
excellent preacher and his sermons ar
very practical and instructive.
a Program for Rough Riders Reunion.
LAS VEGAS. N. NJ, May 30.-The pre-
gram for the three days reunion of tn
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