The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07

The Guild of the Presbyterian
church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Long in the place Of meet
ing with Mrs. Goddard as was an
nouuced last week.
Will Peterson was an Arion bust
ness visitor Saturday.
P. G. Gray and D. P. Robertson
transacted business in Denison Satur-
day.
Jesse Dempster, manager Of the
Green Bay Lumber company at Char
ter Oak. spent Sunday here visiting
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il.
Dempster.
The Womans' Foreign Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. John Hutchinson.
Charley Schram, who is employed
as window decorator at Davidson
Bros, Sioux City. visited here over
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Schram.
Miss Nina Thompson. who has been
visiting her sister and family in Kan
sas. returned to this point Friday and
will visit during the summer with her
mother. Mrs. E. Thompson.
Mrs. B. O. Wilkinson and children
left Sunday for Iowa Falls and Ack-
ley, Iowa. where they will visit this
month with her parents.
Forrest Reed transacted business
in Charter Oak Friday and Saturday
Of this week.
Alden Sykes, who has been attend
ing college at Ames the past year
came home Monday and will spend the
summer here at his parental home.
B. o. Wilkinson was an Arion visi-
tor Sunday.
Miss Ethel Thompson left Friday
noon for Denison. where from there,
with q company Of teachers. she will
start West and attend the exposition
at Seattle. Washington.
4 Don Dunn Of Dexter transacted
business here in this burg Friday an,
Saturday.
Rev. DePree Of Denison occupies
the puplit in the Presbyterian churcl
Sunday evening.
B. 81. Burlington was Buck Grow,
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berkmeir o.
Breda. Iowa, came Saturday evening
for q visit here with their son, NJ. II
Berkmeir and family.
Father Lynch held church Sunda.
In Buck Grove.
| Mrs. VIM. McGilvra and daughter
left Monday morning for Des Moines,
where they will make their futur,
home, Mr.. McGilvra having secure,
4 q position there in q barber shop OF
Sig E. Mulberry street.
j Daily Smith Of Dunlap spent tn
fore part Of the week here visiting
with Ed. Smith and family.
/; Eugene Smith Of Dunlap spent Sun
day here visiting his brother, Ed
Smith and family.
4 Tom Slater Of Pipestone, MIMI,
who is employed at that place will
L. L. Hockett, who formerly ran {
! hardware store here, was home Owe
Sunday end stayed to celebrate
the Fourth.
| Charley Smith Of Valley Junction
visited here the past week with hi.
brother, Ed. Smith and family.
| Isaac Hird had the misfortune Sat.
urday afternoon to fall and severely
hurt himself. One arm was broker
and the other fractured besides being
badly bruised. All hope he will soon
recover.
Thursday evening, July l. in the
Presbyterian Manse occurred the death
of Rev. j. H. Sweeney. death result.
ing from ulcer of the stomach after an
illness of three weeks. Although
having been in our midst but brief
time. Mr.. Sweeney was heartily loved
by all he had met and the whole COM
munity is indeed saddensd by his
death. Rev. James Donaldson Sweeney
was born December 10. 1874, at Ava
Ion, NO., and died July !, 1909. at
Manila. Iowa. He was married May
IL. 1900, to Almeda Swinney. He
graduated from Highland University
FIJI June 1898, and from Omaha Theo-