The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-04-26
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The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Aletha Anderson Wednesday OF last
week.
The w. w. society met at the church
Wednesday afternoon last week and
| finished taking down their Easter
decorations.
J. w. True was at the hospital in
Denison last week, taking treatment
for i'll health. He was at home over
Sunday. We understand he is better.
Mrs. Ann Winans and her son,
Maurice, took trip oCarroll the.
first of last week to consult special
list in regard to her sons health.
Mrs. Yankey called on the writer
last Thursday. She had been to Den
ison to visit her son, Willis, wife, who
had an operation performed at the
hospital lately.
The postoffice inspector made an Of
fetal visit to Deloit last week.
Mrs J. W. True and little boys
were at Denison last Thursday.
Mrs. Prentice is working in the }.
n. Turner store at present. She is
also receiving a visit from her daugh-
ter Mae and little baby from Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Mrs. Jay Myers, of near Laurel,
Neb., has been spending three weeks
with her daughter Mrs. Edna elson
helping her care for the new grand
daughter. She came to Deloit Friday
afternoon to visit her sister, Mrs.
Gould, and called on a few friends and
other relatives in the evening and took
the early morning train for home on
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atives very much regret her short stay
at Deloit.
Farley Spence and family have rent
ed the Clarence Cose residence and
have been moving their goods the
past week. and will take possession as
soon as the house is vacated.
Miss B. Ellsworth took the train
Friday evening for an over-Sunday
visit at the parental home.
Mrs. James McKim and Mrs John
Anderson called on Mrs. r. H. Chill
dress one afternoon last week.
Miss Laura Duckett, Of Lanesboro,
Iowa, came Sunday morning. She be-
gan teaching Monday morning at the
school near Lloyd Winans' home, 4.
c. Richmond director.
The NJ. b. A. lodge gave a farewell
reception after the meeting Saturday
evening for their neighbOrs, c. }. CO5e
and +. NJ. Rhoades and families. to
which the members Of the lodge, with |
their families were inviteds Ice cream |
and cake We're served and a pleasant |
time enjoyed.
We understand that c. j. Cose and |
family will move about the middle OF |
this week 10 Omaha, Neb. They have |
lived here so long they will be great |
ly missed by all.
The Sunday school convention at !
the NJ. +. church on Sunday afternoon |
was largely attended. Though we We're |
not able to be present, it is reported ,
that the papers and talks were very |
good and instructive. Several from |
Denison were present, and some from |
Boyer.
The Methodist church was crowded |
last Sunday TO listen TO the sermon on |
the text: The thing that thou doeat .
is not good Immediately following |
the sermon three sisters: Mrs, Matte |
Cose, Mrs. Lois Armour and Miss Ed +.
ma Childress, came to the altar and re-
ceived the rite OF baptism. The serv- /
ices were pronounced beautiful and /
impressive.
Rev. Z. Lewis Walls subject for
next Sunday morning will be, THE /
Psychological Moment" In this I'll" /.
preacher will show that Delmas
famous plea, ''Dementia Americana,
is unavailing before the judgment bar
of God. Be prompet in order to get
seats.