The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-23
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A good congregation assembled at
church Sunday in spite of the wealth
er. Rev. Pricstlcy occupied the pull
pit.
A cantata, entitled Santa Claus at
Miss Prins.' will he given at the
| church Christmas eve.
Services next Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at 10 Il. ~; morning
service at II; evening service at 80
The school room was crowded Fri
day afternoon with patrons who were
well pleased with program that re-
Ilected credit upon teachers and the
pupils. The following program was
given:
Song Primary Room.
Rccitation-Nc Nellie GalIand
Recitation Everett Carson.
Song-Primary Room.
Recitation Emma Furne.
DrilI-Twelve Girls.
SonS-SiX Boys.
A cantata was then given. which
will be upon the program for Christ
mas eve, after which every child was
remembered with a gift.
Paul Davis is stopping for IA few
days with his aunt, Mrs. Stilson, on
his way from Dunlap, where he has
been visiting, to his home in Des
Moines.
Rev. VIM. lIardcastlc. the Congrc-
gational state missionary, was here
Monday looking after the affairs OF
the church.
Stella Butler went to a party given
by Miss Trenna Chamberlain Saturday
afternoon.
a triumph Of surgery saved the life
of little Bessie. the one year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mari.
The throat trouble which was of an
unusual nature, grew much worse ON
Monday and Tuesday morning she
was taken to a hospital in Sioux City.
The growth in the throat was re
moved and the little one is recovering.
The temperance question has been
fully discussed during the past week.
Two petitions, one for and the other
against the saloon, have occupied the
public interest exclusively.
The school teachers. Misses Mel
vina Waters, Mayme Bacr and Flossie
Phillips, have gone to their homes for
vacation.
Mrs. Geo. Sciford is over from Char
ter Oak looking after her property
and visiting her friend. Mrs. James
Nelson.
All of our college students are at
home for the Christmas vacation. Miss
Pauline Palmer. Edward Butler and
Car, kepford from Des Moines, where
they are taking collegiate courses at
Drake: Verne Talcott from Omaha.
where he is studying medicine; Miss
cs Ava and Grace Butler from the nor
NAL college at Fremont and Miss Nora
Stevenson from DenisOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Poe, of Buck
Grove. were visiting at the l.. c. But
Ter home Monday.
Mrs. Fred Mari and Mrs. Ed Dorsey
were Denison shoppers Friday.
Quite a large number OF people
from this ncighhGrhOod attended the
institute and short course. All thought
that the time was probably spent
Benson Smith, Milo Kelly and Geo.
Talcott have been III Arion working
for the temperance cause lately.
Mckinley Kepford came home with
his cousin. Carl, to spend the Christ
mas vacation.
Eva Boham has gone to Harlan to
visit her sister
News came from Dixon, Ncb.. OF the
birth OF a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. H..
Newman. former Arion. citizens.
Mr. Mckee has gone to his home
at Edgar, Neb., for the Christmas Va
cation.
fine COW belonging to N. J. Lee
was struck by fast freight on the
Northwestern and so badly injured
that it had to be killed. She was be-
ing driven from l.. c. Buffers stalk
field and some think that the way
freight that had stopped shut off the
view of the oncoming train from the
other direction.
Several Arion friends of Mrs. Al
Christensen went to Denison Monday
to attend the funeral OF her husband.
Mrs. John Turnlund is suffering with
an attack of grip.