The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-02
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Owing to tho damp, misty weather
sparse congregation attended scrv-
ices last Sunday. Rev. Pricstlcy oc
cupicd the pulpit and preached g
Thanksgiving sermon.
Next Friday evening the ladies OF
the church will provide a chicken pic
supper ut the home OF Mrs. Nichols
between the hours of s and Z o'clock
Supper CSC for adults, children l5c.
Sunday, Dee. G.: Sunday school at
10; holy communion at IL; evening
service at 7;"0.
Charlie Redding lost his suit case
recently while on trip to Omaha
When he came back to Aricn and
went into the barber shop the first
thing he Saw was the missing suit
case. Tho man who left it there was
arrested and tried before Mayor Con
rad, but WAS released.
Emil SchWarz is putting in a new
and complete refrigcrating plant,
which is quite an expensive improve
mcnt, but will be well worth the cost.
Mr.. Schwarz certainly conducts a
first class meat market and has a
large trade.
Ray Wingrove. who has been in
Canada for some time, is home for a
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mari, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Furnc and Mrs. VIM. MARI
and daughters went out to Frank
Marr's, where there was a party Sat
urday evening. When John went to
hitch up he found his horse dead in
The harness. The faithful animal has
worked for long time on the dray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Westcrman stop
ped for a short visit at the N. L. Still
son home on their return from Ar
cadia.
N. J. Lee and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Kcvun went to Woodbine to
eat Thanksgiving dinner at the John
Leo home.
Mrs. Rule and Mrs. Dorsey were
Omaha visitors Saturday.
Misses Fernc and Dorothy Butler
went to Fremont to spend their vaca-
tion with their sisters, Ava and Grace,
who are attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Goodrich drove
to Kiron Wednesday to cat Thanks
giving dinner with their son, Leverct
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roratio Wingrovc
went last week to Ashland, Neb., for
u short visit with relatives.
Geo. Reynolds was called to Indi-
ana last week on account of the ILL
ness of his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Conrad took u
trip to Omaha Sunday.
Mrs John Furne and children tool;
Thanksgiving dinner with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lucck, and
remained the rest of the week
Mrs. WIN. Mari and daughter, Eve
lyn, went to Chicago Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. Mari
Little Raymond Lee was delighted
with party which his mother gave
on his fourth birthday. number OF
his aplaymatnst came and had 4 nice
time and 4 line supper.
Guy BUSH, OF Dexter. Neb. visited
Arion friends Saturday, returning to
Lincoln, where he IL, taking course,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan TIemphill spent
Sunday at tho l.. {. Butler home.
Pauline Palmer spent Thanksgiving
with her parents. She is enjoying her
work at Drake university very much.
Vern Talcott was home over Thanks
giving.
Miss Hicks spent tho week end at
the l.. A. Palmer home. returning on
Sunday to her school work in Soldier.
Several couples took in the dance
given Thanksgiving evening at Dow
City and everyone reported Il very
good time, and remarked that the
music was especially fine.
Riley Tacott, Jr., who is just re-
covering from !; siege OF typhoid few
or, spent last week week with his
parents in the country. While there
he gained rapidly and intends to so
back to his work in the postotiicc at
Maplcton, where lie has been for the
past several years.
The postoiiice was moved Monday
to the building immediately adjoining
the former Office on the west. 1t is
now located in tho former Enmingcr
restaurant. which Mrs. Nichols late
Iy bought from A. A. Conrad.