The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-17

n poets to so as far south as Georgia
before returning home.
June Clearance Millinery Sale. We
have very fine line of Panama Hemp
and Milan hats. Also large as
Millinery goods now at half price.
Miss Lucy Healy.
| Nelson Butler is over at Buck Grove
this week doing some electrical work.
Mesdames ]. U. Wise and w. A.
Seemann spent couple of days last
week at Jefferson visiting at the Lyon
home.
Miss Isle Goldsworthy returned
last week from a visit at Des Moines.
Mr.. Rude moved his family to Arion
Tuesday where he has a position as
section foreman on the Milwaukee
Il. Il. They will be greatly missed.
The Baptist ladies are planning to
serve meals on the fourth of July.
Mr.. Langley reports having had
new potatoes from his garden and
Mr.. Virgins reports fine cucumbers.
Miss Eva Bohan, OF Dow City is
visiting relatives at Harlan.
The morning subject at the Baptist
church next Sunday will be "A Plea
For Reverence" Evening songs and
sermon at o'clock. B. Y. p. U. at
1915.
Rev. D. Reagon and bride are at
tending the Northern Baptist conven-
ton at Boston this week. They go
as delegates from the Baptist church
in Dow City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lazerus and
children autoed to Omaha last We'd
nesday. They were accompanied by
Misses Lucy Healy and Lille Glib
|son.
Miss Ellen Scott has returned to
Fort DQdge. She came down to attend
the Reagon- Howarth wedding
Misses Lena Honz and Bessie Baber
went to Denison Monday to attend
summer school.
Mrs. F. N. Rowe and children re-
turned home Saturday from ten
days visit with friends in Des
Moines.
Fred Baber and family were up
from Galland's Grove Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
Mrs. p. d Hall and daughter, Lii
lian departed Thursday for their home
at De Witt after very pleasant Wis
it here with old friends.
A big barn dance was held at the
Henry Messenbrink place in Boyer
township last Saturday night.
Gus Anderson, ,Jr. Is taking care Of
q very sore foot caused by stepping
on a nail.
Mrs. Art S. Randel ad Mrs. Ed.
Ahart spent Sunday in Dunlap at the
Ed. Wight home.
i About twenty-five of Eldridge Kill
lions friends gathered at his home
last Saturday evening for surprise
party and thus help him celebrate his
twenty first birthday. Games and
music furnished plenty of amusement.
Refreshments were served. His young
friends presented him with a
tie clasp, stick pin and cuff links.
Eldridge greatly appreciates the kind
ness OF his young friends.
The sale of stands for the Fourth
Of July took place last Saturday eve
ming, John Howorth crying the sale.
Raymond Butterworth bought the first
stand and bowery, C. l.. Rudd pur-
chasing the second and third stands.
Hugh Butterworth bid off the lunch
stand and the novelty rights went to
r. p Hamilton. w. c. Rolls picked up
the peanut and popcorn privileges and
L. H. Goddard secured the check
stand. Arrangements for ball game
between Denis0n and Dow City will
be pulled of. Everything is shaping
up for a first class celebration. A
lspeaker has not yet been secured.
Let all the people come to Dow City.
Harlow Lawrence came down last
week from Spencer for a visit at
1.-THE old home.
The following persons attended the
Religio and Sunday school conven-
tons and District conference held the
latter part OF the week at Deloit:
Leonard Butterworth and daughter,
Ora, Mrs. A. Fl. Rudd and daughter,
Sunshine, l.. c. Hatch, Wave Cross,
: and @. A. Butterworth. They all re-
turned home except the latter who will
remain and preach there this week.
I The next convention will be held at
Cherokee in the fall.
i, The following program was given
at the NJ. E. church last Sunday
morning in honor of childrens day:
Song ........... ...... ...cnOlr
! Prayer ......... sung by the choir
Solo 80. Miss Genevieve Dow
: Recitation ........ Andrew Sharp
, Reading ............ :. Helen Rule
}, Song ........... ...cholr
Recitation 80. -. >. Loren Thomas
) RECITATION -. Edgar Talcott
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