The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-18

Misses Anna Jacobsen and Minnie
Craft and Messrs. George Selander
J and Robert Ewall all of Denison we're
!. entertained Sunday at the M. G. Wig
gins home.
Marcus Bryan loaded his car the
latter part of the week and shipped
his farming implements etc. to point
eighteen miles north of Des Moines
where he will farm the coming season.
Rumor says that Marcus expects to
take unto himself a wife in the near
future. We extend congratulations.
The senior class of the High school
went to Arion Saturday night to at
tend a class party with Miss Stella
Butler and Miss Rita Coryell as host
esses, the affair being held at the
home of the former They report hay
ing had high old time.
Miss Mary McAndrew came recent
ly from Lost Nation for an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. Johnny
Smith on Pretty Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holcomb, who
were married here recently departed
Saturday evening for Chicago where
they will visit few days after which
they will journey on to Fayetteville.
~ c. where they will begin married
life in earnest.
Marshall Lester Meyer was sick
last week and Charlie Bybee wore the
star in his stead. He is on duty again,
| however.
| Alice Drummer came down from
Denison Friday to visit her friend.
Mrs. l.. r. Mcbride and attend the
dance that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pearsall Sr.
from the Grove spent several days
| in town the last of the week attend
| ing the l.. D. S. conference, Mr.. Pear
sail acting as chorister Throughout
the assembly.
Miss Kathleen LIKES little friends
remembered her Valentine day by
giving her shower She received
about thirty post cards and number
of pretty valentines, which will serve
her as a reminder that her friends
thought of her kindly during her i'll
ness. She is recovering nicely from
her recent severe attack of pneumonia
and the nurse has returned to Omaha.
We trust to soon see her about again.
There was an Epworth League so.
cal at the NJ. E. church last Friday
evening. A nice program of piano
duets. solos, vocal duets readings etc.
was given and greatly enjoyed. Light
refreshments were served. We under
stand that it is the plan of those in
charge to have social meeting about
every two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Glassburner and
r. B. Smith went to Ames on account
of the death of Mrs. Herman Logs
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spence and sons
Vernon and Maurice of Deloit were
Sabbath Day visitors at the William
Spence home.
Miss Mary Volerson was at home
Saturday to about a dozen of her
little friends. Games were played
and greatly enjoyed Miss Mary serv-
ed nice lunch to her guests.
Miss Vesta Riddle entertained the
J. B. G's. last Saturday afternoon at
her pleasant country home and they
report having had jolly time such
as they always have when they go to
the country. The refreshments found
favor with all.
The following girls who compose the
Manila basket ball team were Friday
night guests of Miss Lucinda Nc
Henry: Misses Ida Saunders, Lillian
McDerniott, Hazel Bell, Geraldine
Perrion, Verna Emery and Milda
Haughfine. They We're on their way
home from game with the Woodbine
team. All except Miss Ida Saunders
went home on Saturday, she staying
until Sunday evening. Mr.. Wallace
Saunders accompanied the young
ladies as referee and he too was a
guest at the McHenry home.
: Friends of Burl Logsdon will be
pleased to learn of his marriage at
Nevada, la. to Miss Bessie Hunt on
Wednesday, Feb II. We extend con-
gratulations.
The conference of the Galland's
: Grove district of the Latter Day Saints
church convened here last Friday.
This day was given over to the bus
mess of the Sunday School and the
, Religio society. Elder C. J. Hunt of
independence, Mo. presided at the
sessions of the former and ]. l.. But,
terworth of this place of the latter.
On Friday Elder Wildermouth ad-
dressed the young folks and gave a
most eloquent and inspiring talk
A pleasing feature of this evenings
program was solo by Bro. Gerry
Jurgens of Lanesboro. On Saturday
afternoon the general business of the
l conference was conducted and the re-
, ports heard. The evening session was
opened by vocal solo by Mrs. l.. c.
4 Hatch, which was delight to her
: hearers Elder Conner R. Wells OF
Lamont gave the address and he was
: listened to by crowded house. Mr.
Wells has preached here before and
has many friends who would improve
4 every opportunity to hear him again
D The services on Sunday opened will
a 9 O'Clock prayer service in charge
4 of Brothers Hoinsington of Harlan
I and Salisbury of Des Moines. The
regular preaching service was con
n Quoted by Brother Arthur Gillen O.
0 Independence Mo. assisted by ]. l.
d Butterworth of the local church. A
e gain Mr.. Jurgens sang and again were
|. his hearers pleased. The Afternoon
e service was in charge of Elder Ed