The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-12
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preach from the following subject on
Sunday next, August 18th. at 10:45 a.
M: 1.-THE Gold Standard Eclipsed." In
the evening al o'clock the Baptis'
and Methodist churches will hold a
union meeting in the park. Members
and friends of the respective church
es are requested to rally to make the
meetings a success. All are welcome.
Edith Nelson joined the ranks of
cripples by falling and dislocating her
knee monday. evening. Her parents
are thankful 1t is no worse.
Regular services. by the, pastor at
the Baptist church next Sunday
morning. Bible school at'12. B. Y. p.
U. ats7:15. Open air services in the
park in, the evening at o'clock. Rev.
Stephen will preach. i.
Harold and Dora Brundige are up
from. Missouri Valley visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gallahd. -|'' '''
( Mrs. Mary Mcmahon was down
from Denison Wednesday visiting her
sister: Mrs. Clarence O.Meara. The
latter accompanied her back to Den
ison, where she spent couple OF
dave, ~ - e. y ,l..s-.-.--,- :.
Mrs: George Spence and three chill
dren are over from Harlan visiting at
the William Spence home. =
Mrs. Charley Justice. Sr. and daugh-
ter, Bernice, arrived last week from
Wendt, s. D., for visit with her chill
dren. Mrs. Fred Pearsal and Lige and
Jesse Justice, who reside here.
Nelson ButterwOrth returned Sat
urday evening from South Dakota,
where he had gone ten days previous
to work in the harvest fields.
Mrs. Howard Brace journeyed to
Omaha the early part of last week for
a days shopping.
Ed Johnson and wife and daughter,
Winifred, went to Council Bluffs Sat
urday, where they visited Sunday
with relatives.
!, Miss Merle McCord, Of Ute, is
pleasant visitor at the Buss and wore
homes this week.
"Put" Jones was over from Charter
Oak Saturday visiting with his young
friends: -
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Thompson and lit
tie folks autoed to Woodbine Sunday
to"spend the day at the George fett
home. fit
Mrs. ]. p. Welsh came over from
Buck Grove Friday to visit at the G..
J,OMeara home, returning home sat
ufday.
Il Clarence Logsdon came down from
Ames Saturday to visit his sister,
Mrs. Frank Glassburner.
Mrs. Frank Bolton was down. from
Denison last Tuesday attending
meeting of the Royal Neighbor lodge
Of which she is valued member
!. Miss Janey Butler went to Pierson
Saturday for q weeks visit at the
home of her father, w. v. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wingrove autoed
to South Dakota last week, expecting
to visit relatives at Armour. e. :. y,
Gus Anderson, Jr. had the misior
tune to cut his right foot badly iasl
week while splitting wood. Inc Ak
glanced, striking the upper part OF
the foot, cutting deep cash that re-,
ouired several stitches to close. II
was but recently that he stepped on q
nail. which penetrated the left FOOT
laying him up several days.
Alb Kuykendall came up from OKLA
homa last week and is visiting his
step.mother, Mrs. Cal Kuykendal!.
The Priscilla club was delight1uhy
entertained last Thursday at the home
of Mrs. F. N. Rowe. Fancy work ana
social chat occupied their time our
ing the afternoon, after which me
lunch was served.
! Mrs. Charley Talcott and daughter
Grace, came up. from Woodbine FRIDAY
for a short visit with relatives. .Ihey
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Poitevih anu
little folks drove over to Defiance on
Saturday for visit with the jim NC
Bride family.
Miss Elizabeth Lueck spent couple
of DAYS last week with her sisters
Mrs John Furne and Mrs. Fred MARI
at Arion. -,
George Spence and daughter. Pearl,
autoed down from near Pierson last
week and spent asfew days with rela-
tives. When they returned home sat,
urday Mr.. and Mrs. Alb Rigsby ana
son. Charles, accompanied them ana
will visit there week or so.
Frank Stepanek, who had been eau
I'D here by the illness and death OF