The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-29

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On this, another Thanksgiving day
we join In praise to our Creator fol-
the, many blessings of another year
The people of Crawford county have
every reason to be thankful. While
dr0uth at times seemed to stare us in
the face and made things sometimes
look discouraging, yet we have plenty
and some to spare. Let us be cheer
full and appreciative and render praise
to God for his loving Kindness to us
and may we share with those who have
been less fortunate.
The new organ arrived last Monday
and was placed in the M. E. church.
Anyone wishing to buy secondhand
organ for a school house will do well
70 come and see the committee, as it
will be sold the first opportunity.
Little Bessie Pitchers grandpar.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher, of Ida
Grove, brought her down in the auto
the first Of last week to spend q couple
~ weeks with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Winans
Mrs. s. w. Streeter and husband en-
tertained her two cousins, Mr. Nor
Tfs, of Denison, and his brother, who
lives in Canada, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mae Winans entertained the
W.. w. S. and some friends last week
Wednesday. A splendid dinner was
served and all enjoyed her hospitality.
They meet with Mrs. s.. w. Streeter
This Wednesday afternoon. It is a
busy day, preparing for the Thanks
giving, but there is so much to do to
get ready for their bazaar sale the
18th they thought they ought not to
miss any regular appointments.
IA Mrs. Julie Johnson came from Lake
City the. first of, last week and has
been visiting friends here.
Miss Agda Myers returned from
Graceland college at Lamont recent.
ly.i She has been absent about a year.
Charter Oak one day last week to see
Mrs. Maggie Winans, who is very i'll.
Her many friends regret to learn she
Is SO sick and wish she might be
spared to her young daughter.
There will not be much corn, if any,
left In the fields at Thanksgiving time.
Elder C.. E. Butterworth preached
friday and Saturday evenings and
twice on Sunday at the L. D. S. church.
Mrs. Winnie Browne began teach
ing her winter term of school last
Monday and Mr.. Browne began his
school this week.
Carl Streeter hos been suffering from
,&rDm disordered stomach since last
Friday evening. At the present writ
Ing he is improving and will be at
school in few days.
Miss Abbie Lee is guest at Mrs.
B. r. Mckim's the past few days.
Mrs. Mary Slater and son, Frank.
snd family visited Sunday with Aunt
Lucy Dobson and daughter, Edith. re.
turning in their auto in the evening.
Mrs: Amy Justice and Gene Justice
and James Jordan autoed from near
Laurel, Neb., one day last week and
visited relatives few days.
Mrs. Bordner, niece and son, and
two children, of Onawa, autoed over
Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Fred True, whom to their sorrow and
surprise, they found to be quite i'll,
suffering from severe nervous at
tack. BY good nursing and care we
hope for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Anna Winans spent Sunday at
Charter Oak with her daughterin-law,
Nrs. Margaret Winans, who is in very
poor health.
Anderson Brothers shelled corn for
Mr.. Jensen last Friday.
The four months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Quante, the agent at the I.
G. depot, is suffering dreadfully from
. heavy cold on the lungs and gath
ering in the head, which affects both
ears.
Mesdames Benjie Winans, Bessie
Myers and Mae Winans were Denison
shoppers Saturday. They arrived home
IN due time, remaining packages were
sent later.