The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-01
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quainted With Cod" evening at 500
a Symbolic Representation of What
God Can Do With Man." Two origin
al duets, composed by the pastor, will
be sung at the morning service, and
special music will be rendered in the
evening. The Epworth League will
give an interesting miscellaneous pro
gram at o'clock in the prayer room
You are cordially invited to come out
and attend these services and bring
a friend with you.
J. d. Hine was up from Dunlap on
Tuesday, interviewing number who
are interested in our semi-public
library. He was here as represent.
alive of the Dunlap library board and
presented the idea of the establish,
ment of branch library here with
their public library as the parent. The
question is being agitated and it is
possible that petition may be pre-
scented, at no distant date, to our town
ship trustees, asking that levy be
made for the establishment of a
branch, it to be decided later as to
whether we branch from Dunlap or
Denison. A library is thing much
needed here and one that everybody
could derive the benefits from.
Jesse Bremser is here from Beat
rice, Neb., for visit of two or three
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Bremser.
We are informed that Thomas Rae
and George Talcott both purchased
automobiles last week.
The school kids, big and little, are
enjoying their vacation this week to
the utmost, and marble games are
tlourishing on every hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williams and
family came up from Council Bluffs
last week to visit the McHenry fam
lilies.
Mrs. Pat McCord returned last
week to Malvern after pleasant Wis
it at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Luther BraZel.
Mrs. Herman Ahart and children
came down from Mapleton Saturday
for few days visit at the julius
Ahart home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mesenbrink
were at Earling last week, having
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mother.
Miss Fanchon Wiley's friends to the
number Of thirty, took her by surprise
last Wednesday, being DESTROYS of
helping her celebrate her fifteenth
birthday. Games and music made
the evening pass very pleasantly and
all regretted that the hours were so
! short The company presented her
with a beautiful orange colored pillow
cover, which was decorated in black
with the monogram of the Dow City
high school. Bryce Binnall made the
presentation in neat little speech,
Miss Fanchon responding, thanking
them for this testimony of their
the gift would be most highly priced.
Refreshments were served after
which good nights were said.
George Miller, the baker at the City
bakery and grocery, has again pulled
his freight for Omaha, and man
from Dunlap has been secured to fill
his place.
Elias O'Meara was in Omaha Satur-
day night to witness the big wrestling
match.
The Bunch of jolly Girls were enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at the home
of Miss Ruth Swasey. Fancy work
and social chat occupied their time
until the close Of the afternoon, when
a toothsome lunch was served.
Alex and Gottfreid Weber departed
last Friday morning for Redtield, S.
D., where they will work the coming
summer.
John Virgins is up from Woodbine
| to spend the week with relatives dur
ing vacation.
Mrs. George keairnes is GONZALES
cent after several days severe illness.
| Chris Eggers is here from Nebras-
ka visiting with friends and relatives.
J Mrs. George Myers and daughter,
Thelma, came down from Denison
Sunday with Mr.. Myers and went out
to the Henry Mesenbrink home for a
weeks visit
| Miss Chloe Harper, of Woodbine was
guest of friends here the early part
of the week.
Art S. Randel and daughter Elsie,
went to Dunlap Monday.
jim Turnlund, Bob Lusk, Will Ettle-
man, Floyd Rigsby and Lloyd Brake
spent Sunday in Denison.
Mrs. l.. A. Wore entertained party
of ten young ladies in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Henry. The af-
fair was gotten up without Mrs. Hen
RVS knowledge and the secret was
we'll kept. Mrs. Henry was invited
down to her mothers for dinner last
| Wednesday and did not know until
her arrival that the ladies were there
to do her honor. A sumptuous dinner
was served and enjoyed to the utmost.
Mrs. Henry greatly appreciated her
| mothers kindness for she has been
kept in for several weeks on account
of illness, and thus enjoyed greatly
her visit with her young friends.
BARLEY Healy and sister, Miss Lucy
| We're in Denison Monday.
A bunch Of kid ball players came
down from Denison Monday and met
our second nine. Great ball was
played, and the Denison kids put up
a strong game. They were worsted,
however, the score reading to Z. Be
fore the game the yseemed man
ly bunch of little chaps, but after the
game was over and the crowd was
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