The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-02
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Frank Stewart spent Sunday in De
fiance with friends.
Fred Breckenridge, Robert Fraser
and. Bert Hogan attended the dance
at Denison Friday night.
Mrs. Isaac Hird was a passenger tc
Omaha Thursday.
Miss Lillian Doroughty, of Charter
Oak, spent Saturday and Sunday here
at the parental home.
Rev. and Mrs. M. NJ. Gable and
daughter, Eva, of Des Moines, spent
a few days the past week at the F
q. L. Van Slyke home.
The dance held in the opera house
Thursday evening was we'll attended
and all had jolly good time.
Frank Mcguire, of Defiance, was a
Manila visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry COupland are
the proud parents of baby girl, born
July 9th.
Frank Doroghty returned to Perry
Friday morning after a few weeks
vacation.
Miss Bessie Duegal OF Panama,
spent Sunday at her parental home.
Walt Wetzel returned home Satur-
day evening from Omaha, where he
purchased several car loads of sheep,
all of them being under six months
of age. Mr. Wetzel is classed among
one of our most prominent stock rails
ers and he is now branching out into
the sheep business. This makes sew
eral focks of sheep that have come to
this vicinity.
Lon Dougal, who is employed at
Dunlap, slent Sunday here with his
family.
Mrs. John Vennick received word
Saturday morning from Cedar Falls,
where her sister is dangerously Ill.
She departed for that point Monday
morning
Sunday evening, September 29th,
at the Presbyterian church a program
for the missionary service was very
we'll rendered by those who partlc1-
pated. The following program was
given:
Observation-Disclosures
Song-Congregation.
Scripture Reading and Prayer
Pastor.
Song-Primary Glass.
Recitation-Natilia Grief.
R0CltatlOn-fTduh I1Ilu.
Recitation-Ruth jain.
Solo-Miss Dawson.
Roll Call.
Reading-Mrs. John Hutchinson.
Duet-Mesdames w. S. Moore and
Harry McCracken.
Reading-Mrs. H. N. jain.
Anthem-Choir.
Sketch of the Missionary Work
Mrs. Geo. Hird.
Selection-Orchestra
Benediction.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brock
elsby, Sunday morning, a baby girl.
Little Edward Dougal is reported
on the sick list
The home of VIM. Hooks was glad
dened Tuesday by the arrival OF
habv bow. but was saddened Thurs
day by the death angel claiming 1t.
NJ and Mrs. Hooks have the SYM
.nathy Of this entire community III
their bereavement.
Mrs. M. C. Sutton and two children
returned home Monday evening from
Shenandoah, where they have been
visiting her parents.
Mrs. M. H. Berkimier is spending
this week in Mapleton with relatives
and friends.
Grandpa Dempster returned home
Monday to Walthill, Nebs after
few DAYS visit here with his son, =.
S. Dempster.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hoffeins were
Manning visitors Thursday.
Miss Wanda Lyden, Of Manning,
.non+ Sunday here with her mother,
Mrs. Ale Milllgan.
Grandma Milligan and niece, MIS-.
Rennett, are spending this week IN
Denison with Mrs. Jerry Burlington.
Mrs. Ad Thompson, OF Marshail-
town is spending this week at the
rrum Campbell home. 80,
Guild meets Friday afternoon "l'il
Mrs. Fred Brown.
Mrs. VIM. Goddard is expected nome
the last of this week from Kansas
CITY and Oklahoma, where she mas
been visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs, Wier is enjoying the week ny
a visit from her uncle and aunt.
YIN Smith returned to his nome
in Marshalltown Wednesday after
snending few days at the >. L.
breckenridge home. c
Word was received here from corn
mo that Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fife are
the the proud parents of pair OF twins twins,
Mrs Fife was formerly Miss Helen
Ruby. .v;,s m
One of the laboring men working on
+bo steam shovel some miles north-
cast of here barely escaped death on
FRIDAY morning when the dump cars
had inst unloaded the dirt and were
turning back into their right PAGES
o,,d caught him, crushing his breast
severely. He was Immediately taken
~ Council Bluffs to the Jennie ia
mundson hospital for medlcal alu' -,
Mrs. Ruth Hayes has been very III
the past few days, but is recovering