The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-09
DEN1soN, IOWA, TUESDAY. APRIL O. 1907.
Additional Deloit News.

j. D. Newcom and B. Y. Nixon were
in town. Monday.
Several loads of hogs were marketed
in Deloit, Monday.
"a. j. Mason was business visitor to
Dow City. Saturday.
MI. Hunt came up Saturday even
ing and spent Sunday.
Johnny Hopper visited relatives at
Charter Oak last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Keith departed
last week for Laurel, Nebr
Station Agent Neary spent couple
of days in Omaha last week
Miss Florence Childress began teach.
ing the Huckstep school, Monday.
Miss Ethel Newton began teachifig
Monday where she taught last fall.
Clay McMinemee and George Menagh
spent last Thursday evening at Deloit
Stanley Brown began teaching at
Bell, Monday, and his wife near Sch
sleswig.
Glen McKim Sundayed at home after
a three weeks absence at work in
Deison.
Broder Boyson and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
ID. Newton were in town on business
Monday forenoon.
Roy Wedlock started to North Da-
kota last week for an indefinite period,
where he has secured work.
Mrs. L. A McKim and Aleatha
Tucker spent Easter in Denison, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Tucker
Mesdames J. L. Miller, Geo. Winans
and Ray Winans, and Miss Bessie
Winans were in Denison, Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Louise Tucker. of Denison
spent few days with her grandmother.
Mrs. E. A. McKim, and sister. Aleatha,
a few days last week.
Mr. G. M. johnson and wife. who
moved on the A. j. Mason farm last
week. were quite i'll but both are better
at present writing.
DR.. Cook superintendent the moving
| OF the printing press out of the Hunt
building. Monday, and stored it in the
back part of Myers barber shop.
| Grandpa Zea walked down town
Mc,ss for the first time for a long
/ whileA1 He has not been very we'll this
winter. He will be 81 years old, Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. Marcum moved last week into
Mrs. S. K. Dobson's house for short
time. He will go to Minnesota as soon
as the weather and roads are safe for
travelling.
| DR.. Cook received news last week,
that he had been appointed health exa-
mining physician for Stockholm town
ship. We heartily recommend him
and congratulate them on their choice.
J. L. Miller, the liveryman. received
a bad injury to his left limb Sunday
afternoon, while in the barn among
1.-THE horses. Mr.. G. johnson had some
/ western orses in the barn and one of
them crowded him up against pole
4 petition mashing his limb quite severe
] ty. The result is that he has to get
around with the aid of a pair OF
crutches.
j The following program was carried
out by the l.. D. S Sunday school or
the evening of Easter at the church tc
Il well-flled house:
/ Opening Song We Will Tell the Story
Prayer by supt. Jay Myers
. songMso Behold Him, schoo
4 Recitation-.'Life From Death''--
Il Ava McKin
\. Recitation g Talking in Their
A Sleep" Eunice Dobsor
Song Jesus Lives" s"-------S Schuo
Responsive Scripture Reading
by Superintendent Schoo
Ch:lds Solo-"Jesus Love"
by Ella Richardson
. Chorus s-----------------b by Classmate.
Recitation-.sApril Days.
Arthur McKin
Easter Promises by Supt. ard Seniors
: Song -''Speak the Kind Word'
by Glass of Girl
, Recitation - The Advent of
! Spring. ---Lawrence Gallan(
Recitation-"In In Springtime''-
establishments ,--- Arden Newcon
, Duet and Chorus - 6 Wonderful
Savior" Leoni Rounds, Ava Mckin
Responsive Reading ------
) ---Superintendent and Schoo
Recitation-"E Easter
), Beulah Newcon
Recitation" -"Bluebird "
Clare McKin
Glass Recitation-'sThe Children's
Savior by Little Tot
"rhe Song of Victory" by Schoo
Recitation-"T Building of the
Nest' Ella Richardson
Recitation "Supposing Him to be
the Gardener" Minnie Prent'c
Closing Song -----------------
; PRAISE His Name Forever
!, A Big Contract.
M. Mills g. Son have just received