The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-20
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The All Larson Concert company
gave its celebrated entertainment i'll
|tne Methodist church last Wednes-
day evening before large and ap.
tpreciativc audience. Tie, concert
surpassed all expectations. 1t was
superbly coed. MI Larson, as a
yiolinist and clarinetist is an artist OF
rhe first rank. Mrs. Larson as harpist
nnd clocutiCnist delighted the auditors.
Mr. and Mrs. James McKim returned
from Lake Ckoboji last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aft Larson were the
guests of Mrs. Farley Spence while
in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Newcom, two
sons, George and Sam, and daughter
in-law. Sadie, of Boyer. were in town
"Wednesday TO attend the concert
Tie chicken pie supper at the home
|of Mr. and Mrs. William Cook was a
|grand success. Over one hundre,, peo-
|rle availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity of enjoying one Of Mrs. Cooks
famous meals.
Josiah lngniam and wife, VIM. Cook
and wife, F.. Lewis Wall and wife will
ATTEND The annual conference ;H Sioux
City .his week.
The Ladies' All society has decided
to purchase an organ for the Metho-
list church.
We arc greatly pancG to learn that
one Of .Ichn rlobinson's children met
with severe accident last week
Rev. E. Lewis Wall and Mrs. Wall
left Monday afternoon for Schaller,
where they are to be the guests OF Rev.
F. B. Nixon and wife. Tuesday morn
ing they will go on to Sioux City for
the conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Smell and daugh-
ter, Virgil, We're the guests at the NJ
E. parsonage Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winans and their
two little boys started Wednesday for
Bonesteel, s. D., to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Newcom, and fam
lily and their many acquaintances.
Mrs. Fred LandOn was on the sick
list last week.
Uncle John Dobson, who got so bad
ly hurt by COW hooking him, is get
ting along as we'll as can be expect
ed. The wound is healing, but he is
still very weak. He is able to sit up
little. He has the pest Of care and
all hope he will soon improve faster
and be able o be out again.
Jacob Morley, who has been very
poorly since last winter, is still con-
fined 10 his home. He has had bad
summer and his many friends hope to
see him feeling better soon.
Mrs. Alice Bolts visited Friday at
the home of Mrs. S. Horr.
&c lnSt
friend were waiting for q train at Wall
Lake last Thursday. Three other
strange ladies We're also waiting. Mrs.
Williams friend CHANGED to ask one
OF the ladies their age and it was
found that Mrs. Williams and the three
ladies were all born in the year 1896,
in the same month and on the same
day. Thus four of the same age
CHANGED to meet. An occurrence that
does not often happen.
Bert Darling is doing carpenter
work for Mr.. Fleming near Boyer
Several friends and relatives re-
ceived announcements OF tho wedding
Of Miss Ava Mckim ard Mr. Fred
Monk few days ago.
Monk-Mc Kim.
MdTr1eO at tue nome VI tue DIluc >
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Nc
Kim, at independence, No, Wednes-
day. September 6, 1911, Nh. Fred H.
Monk. of Fountain. Colo, and Miss
Ava McKin Elder w. H. Carrot of1ic-
iating. They will be at home after
October first at Fountain, Colo. Miss
Ava is the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Mckim and was
reared to womanhood in Deloit. and
was among the choicest young ladies.
She has many friends here who extend
TO her and the man OF her choice t!.eir
heartiest wish for bright and pros.
porous future.
Miss Eunice Dobson returned home
from her school at Arion Friday even
ing, returning in time for school work
Monday morning.
The w. W. S. society and trieLds
have an invitation to meet and clean
the L. D. S. church Wednesday
You can always excite woman