The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27
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W Es Glzd WlutSIS VI dXMoEe %
D., spent the past week here visiting
his sister. Mrs. Thomas Moore.
Mrs. M. b. Berkmeir went to
Danbury Tuesday to attend the fu-s
neral of an aunt.
Miss. Lottie Woodward transacted
business in Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. Chris Lorenztn and two child
rem of Denison are visiting this week
at ths A j. Barrow home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Baker spent
Sunday in the county wishing at th g
N. X johnson home.
Charley and Joe Milligan drove
over to Denison Sunday to spend the
day there visiting relatives and
fri, nds.
Mrs. Z. P. Ihria and daughter,
Mrs. G. G. Hays, left the fore part
Of the week for Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
to, attend the funeral of the formers
mother.
Misses Grace and Bessie Gardner
were Manning visitors Thursday.
Mr.. Alden Sykes. vho 10 employed
at Des Moines epent' the week here
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Sykes.
Mr.. Ed. Probosco Of Charter Oak
visited here Sunday with friends.
Charley Ailliean Of Sioux City
visited here Saturday ut his parental
home.
Miss Gladys Crakes, who teaches
school 1t Schleswig, spent Saturday
and Sunday here visiting at G. 81 !.
Crakes' home.
The Westminster Circle Of the
Presbyterian church will meet
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Miss Ida Breckinridge.
Miss Dora Schroeder, who teaches
tle MuliirRer school. spent Sunday in
town visiting her parents.
Miss Verns Emery returned from
Bayard the first part Of the week,
where she had been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Bert Renshaw.
w. G. Kusel resigned his position
~ pharmacist ct the Red Cross Drug
store Saturday and left Sunday morn-
ing for his home in Manning.
TIE Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ.
E. church will meet Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Jennie Farver.
The Philathsan Society Of the NJ.
Il church will meet Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. E. NJ
Smith.
Word was received here Friday
evening stating the sad death Of Mrs.
John Naeve AT her late home il
Wagner, S. D. She is we'll known
In this vicinity having spent great
part Of her childhood here. She
leaves husband. three small child
rem. father and mother and sister,
! Mrs. Frank Woods Of this place tt
mourn her departure. She had beer
sick only short time. death resulting
from pneumonia. The funeral wal
held Sunday in Wagner. Mr.. ant
Mrs Frank Woods and children left
Saturday morning fer Wagner 80 q
70 attend the funera; Of the formers
sister.
Supt. ID. b. Boot spent Saturday il
Ute visiting ct his parental home.
The Wuman's Foreign Missionary
Society will hold their quarterly tes
Thursday afternoon. May 4. at thu
home Of Mrs. G. D. Brokaw. Al
Interesting programme has been pre-
pared and all are requested tob be pres.
snt. Lillian Doherty Of Manning
spent Sunday in town visiting rela-
lives.
The Woman's Foreign Missioury
Society Of the Des Moines Branch OF
the Methodist Episcopal church held
their annual convention here Tuesday
and Wednesday in,rthe n. E. church.
Many delegates from out of town
were present. Miss Alice A. Evans
OF Hajderabad, India, was also here
TO attend. The convention opened
Tuesday evening. From 7:30 to 8 80
the Standard Bearers rendered . re-
ception to Miss Alice A. Evans. the
missionary they had been supporting
Ia Indis. At 8 80 the opening session
proper began by Mrs. A. r. Grant
leading the devotional services. Mrs.
+. Z. Van Slyke then gave the well
coming address to all visiting dele
gates in manner becoming IF an
elecutionist. Mrs. ". B. Ligget Of
the Presbyterisn church then gave the
fraternal greetings from their society.
to which Mrs. w. II. sShipman of
Sidney. Iowa, tbs district president
responded. A male quartette favored
the audience with special music after
which Miss Evans gave the address Of
the evening. The audience was held
in close attention by the address Of
Mics Evans and all appreciated it