The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-20

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ct the season at the club room las
Tuesday evening. The fine spread va
looked after by Miss Minnie Craft.
The members of the Methods
church and the community in genera
are delighted to hear that Rev. J. H
Senseney is returned to Denison fo
the coming year. There was uniret
effort on the part of the church here
for his return.
Mr.. Andrew McMinimee, who ha:
been janitor of the central schoo
building for the past eight years, has
resigned his position and accepted
one as clerk in the postoftica. Mr.
SillettO, who was janitor of the school
before Mr., McMinimee took the posi-.
ton, has returned to his old position
Mr.. John christensen, who some
time ago took the examination in the
reclamation service, this week re-
ceived word from the department that
he had made 4SS points out OF pos
sible 500 This is an excellent stand
ing and John is receiving congratula-
tons from his many friends. He will
no doubt accept an appointment in
this work soon.
There will be w. O. w. picnic held
at Washington park in Denison on
Taft day, September 18th. An invi-
tation is extended to the public as
we'll as to all Woodmen to be pres
ent. Bring your lunch baskets well
filled. Free coffee and trimmings will
be provided at noon. Good music,
speaking and entertainment Come
The annual horseshoe pitching con-
test. inaugnrated by Or. Philbrook
will be held in Denison October II,
1911. Beside the gold medal given as
the first prize which carries with it
the championship OF western Iowa,
several of the merchants will offer
other suitable prizes which will no
doubt add to the interest Of this al
ready popular event. The rules and
prizes will be published later.
George MeEagh & company gave a
banquet at the Wilbur hotel Friday
evening in honor of Miss Julia Rustar-
holtz and Miss Jessie Luney Both of
these young ladies have been employed
in the Menagh store for the past two
years. and the banquet serves to show
the high esteem in which they were
held by their employers. Miss Ruster-
holtz has gone to Cincinnati, Ohio,
where we understand she will enter a
school for nurses training. Miss
Lurey has entered Drake university
at Des Moines.
Mr.. A. Jones, brakeman on the
Illinois Central, met with a painful
accident in the l. c. yards in this city
early Friday morning. Mr.. Jones was
in the caboose and had cause to leave
it. but in getting to the ground. in
some manner slipped and fell, strik-
ing his head against the switch. The
physician was called and the
man was taken 70 the
Denison hospital, where his wounds
were dressed. He is now coNvalesc-
ing and will be able to leave the hos
pital within day or two.
Mr.. Z. B. Thompson. OF the Bale
Brodersen store, is to be congratulate
ed on the beautiful window display
which he has arranged showing the
latest creations in fall wearing ap-
parel. Mr.. Thompson has shown his
ability. not only as window trim
ner, but as an artist as we'll. for the
background of the Windows is beau
tifully painted scene. I.e Interior
Of the store is also decoratet With a
very pleasing color scheme 81 the
fall tints and shades 1t is we'll worth
a trip up town to gaze upon these
beautiful windows and the decorated
interior of the Bale Brodersen store.
The Nj Z. church at Deloit was filled
to its utmost capacity last Sunday,
both morning and evening. to listen
to the farewell sermons OF the Rev.
E. Lewis Wall. Rev. Wall came 10 us
from Maine last January to fill the
vacancy for the remainder OF the con-
ference year. Owing to his ability and
culture and education this
church and community have enjoyed
a rare treat during his ministry. Mrs.
Wall. who is a fine musician, has
greatly assisted in the work by or
ganizing choir and raising the stand
ard of the music in the church. She
has also proved very efficient in estab-
fishing a junior league and greatly
assisting in the Epworth league. We
bespeak for Rev. and Mrs. Wall sue
cessful and brilliant future-Contrib-
uted.