The Denison review., 1914-12-16
Aa,oN ITEMS.
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/ Small congregations assembled a
the church Sunday owing to the coli
weather. Rev. Priestley occupied thu
pulpit and preached on the romance o
the bible.
d Services next Sunday, Sunday schoo
let 10 a. m. Morning service at II a
M, and evening service at 1880 p. m
i With a few well chosen remarks il
behalf Of the church, Rev. Priestley
presented Miss Baer gold necl
chain for her valuable services as or
ganist for the church. She, thanked
those who had so kindly remembered
ber.
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Smith were
attending the short course Tuesday
Mrs. Nichols went to Sioux City last
week to buy goods.
i Mrs. Frank Glassburner entertained
her club Thursday afternoon. A num-
her. of ladies' were present and enjoyed
q very pleasant afternoon and the
dainty lunch provided by Mrs. Glass
burner. - 9
Tho light snow makes conditions
ideal for tracking rabbits. One hunt
i Iuk5 PsAA IClOIN5 tsuu SNhCl y
have had good luck.
Oscar Goodrich had> quite an acci-
dent Saturday evening. In starting
3 fire III the heating stove a gasoline
can was mistaken for kerosene. Help
came to put ont the fire. Mr.. Good
rich was burned, but is recovering ull-
der tho care OF a physician.
John Coon has been quite seriously
III for the past week. He is now able
10 be up part OF the time
Miss Jessie Rule is suffering from
that painful affliction, .infiammatory
rheumatism.
Mrs. Mari went. to Dow City to at
tend the party! given for her friend.
MIS-. Marion Cole.
Geo. n Reynolds returned Monday
from Monticello. Ind, He had been
called there on account OF the Illness
bf his sister, Mrs. John Riddewolf, who
ha,l. a fatal attack OF paralysis three
weeks ago, She, liyeil irl Dow City, in
her EiGlhoQd days and Will be refnen,-.
Iered Is, tnany al MISS IN elissa{Re
NlaA and .alf will lireSSet her death II.
Mrs. Remey. and, Mrs. Potter were,
DsniAon shoppers Tuesday. II. ~, (.
\ 6tellas BHtlers was4as guest at ia show
er& given. f6r her friend; Misc Susie,
Wore at Mrs. CrandalYs Thursday eyer
niAs.ss. u ID, 1. s & ,..s .i.i.F IL.
John, Williams and Harry Fnrne
went to Wo0dbine Z thursday 70 attend
the funeral Of their cousin. James
GsipneIl. t@'alnssf',, ~ '
Mrs. sam Fox. ST.. returned last
week from a trip'to Dakota, where she
has been visiting. her.daughtei. Mrs.
Thomas. and other relatives.
A large number OF Crawford county
school teachers took the train for
Denison to attend the institute.
Geo: Arg0tsinger and son. Glenn. X.
Shumate, VIM. May and VIM. Furne
were among those who went to Deni-
son Monday to attend short course.
d Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Talcott are stop
ping at Arion to>yisit relatives. They
left their home in North Dakota three
weeks ago and are making an extend
ed trip from their home to. Seattle.
and they are intending to7yisit their
daughters at Boone and Guthrie, Okla.
North Dakota must be q fine country
for they look well and prosperous.
Miss Potter is visiting at the home
OF her brother. ~ Z. S9
Mr.. and Mrs.. VIM. Hoffman were
shopping in Denison Saturday.
The Misses, Alice Knaul. Grace
Bamford, Laura McElwain and Naomi
Stock. OF Denison, were pleasantly sen-
tertained by Mrs. John Blacktnan on
Friday of last week. Ri Z
Little Bessie, the one year old daugll
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mnrr, is ,in-
der the Doctors care at this time. I
John Blackman was q Vail business
| visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. N. Lee and daughter, Miss
Ollie, were in Denison Monday shop.
ping and greeting friends.
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