The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-22

and we'll worth seeing. We predict
a crowded house and well pleased
audience.
| Mrs, Willis Virgins is home from
Omaha, where she has been for the
past three weeks under the care of
skilled physicians. She is reported
as much improved.
The meetings still continue at the
M. E, church and seem to increase in
interest and attendance with each sue
ceeding night. Rev. Stephen is GER
tainly an interesting speaker, with
large quantities Of ability, tact and
zealousness. If you haven't heard
him yet, make it point to do so at
your earliest opportunity. Those who
sirous of hearing him again. Be there.
The meetings will continue for some
time from present indications.
Mrs. Joe Hallowell and baby, Helen,
and Mrs. Eldridge Bryan and baby,
John Franklin, went out to the home
of their father. ]. B. Glassburner, in
Washington township, last Saturday
and stayed for Sabbath day visit.
Grandpa and Grandma Glassburner
were very proud of entertaining their
first grandchildren for the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Alexander
were passengers for Omaha Monday
and will be guests Of their relative,
Mrs. Trip, for few days.
Miss Lucy Healy was very i'll for
several days last week. On Saturday
she was moved to her home in Para
disc township, where she is convalesc-
ing. Her millinery business was
looked after by her able assistant, Miss
Florence Miller.
Mrs. Starr Goddard and her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley, were shopping
in Denison Tuesday.
Mrs H. w. Houston is so far recov.
cred from her recent accident as to
be able to discard her crutches, but
she still carries limp around when
she travels.
The business men of the town have
kindly agreed to close their places of
business at eight o'clock while the
special meetings are in progress and
they have the ELUSIVE thanks of all
who are interested in the success of
these meetings. Such actions are in
deed commendable.
Bobby Fishel is at home again after
a trip through the west and up into
Saskatchewan, Canada, which has oc-
cupied his time from last March up to
the present We understand that he
does not expect to return to Canada.
There was quite an, exodus of sheep
last week Wednesday, when several
feeders southwest of town sent their
ewes and lambs to the South Omaha
markets. William Mcdonald sent PSI,
l.. T l., 4
Mr.. Binnall's lambs, which were of
his own raising, topped the market.
He did the same thing last year and
he thinks it quite feather in his cap.
The men all went down to Omaha with
their sheep. They returned Thursday
evening.
Bert Wiley, of Osmond, Neb., was
a visitor at the home Of his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley, on Saturday. He
came to Omaha on business and en-
braced the opportunity to run up to
see the folks at the old home. He is
reported as not being in the best of
health.
Mrs. E. H. Swasey delightfully."- en-
tertained the Priscilla folks last Thurs
day at her pleasant home. Several
guests were present to add to the JOY
of the occasion. She served dainty
and toOthsome lunch at five o'clock.
Uncle Billy Houston is great suf-
ferer from the ravages of Bright's dis
ease and unless a change for the bet
ter comes shortly, it is thought he can
not survive long. 1t is sincerely hoped
by many friends that the disease may
be stayed and that he may be spared
to his aged wife until some far distant
day in the future.
Little Mabel, the threeyear-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Scott,
has been under the doctors care for
Ia number of days.
Rev. Walter A. Creason, the pastor
|of the Baptist church here, has been
holding special services for several
nights past at the branch appointment
il North Grove.
This week Friday, November Gath,
comes the school program given by the
pupils of Miss Ellen Goddard and Miss
Turnlund. Both of these teachers have
given much time to the rehearsals and
are very anxious for a large audience
to hear the program. The proceeds
will be used to purchase needed sup
plies for the four grades under the
tutorship of these teachers.
Dick Chamberlain and Edna New
kirk were Omaha visitors couple of
days last week.
good crowd of young folks went
out to the Dave Clark home last Sat
urday night for a surprise on their
daughter, Miss Pearl, it being her
birthday. Music had been provided
and they tripped the light fantastic
$h1s NJ MrcI
Clark served nice supper. Another
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