The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-16

MSS Ella Stieren entertained the
Kill Kare club at the home Of Mrs. AL
fred Wright Thursday evening. De
licious refreshments were served and
the usual good. time, was enjoyed. by
all.
County Superintendent OF Sunday
Schools G. X. Meyers visited the Sun
day school at the Nelson school house
northwest of Dunlap last Sunday Mr..
Meyers found this Sunday school -four.
fishing with a large attendance and all
Interested in the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sutherland OF
Dolphin, Manitoba, Canada, spent sew.
eral days in Denison the first of the
week visiting friends. Mrs. Souther.
land will be remembered as Miss Ell.
sic Smith, who was formerly teacher
in the Denison college.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Cornwcll are eX-
Ipected home tomorrow from Los An.
geles, Cali, where they have been
spending the winter. They will re.
main in Denison but brief time be.
fore going to Lake Okoboji to spend
the summer at their cottage.
The best serial yet placed upon the
screen by the Universal people is said
to be "rhe Broken Coin," featuring
Grace Cunard and Frances Ford. Tie
serial starts June 30th at the Ger.
mania opera house and two reels will
be- shown once a week wednesday,
for fifteen weeks.
| Misses Margaret Clark and Minnie
Rininsland were hostesses to the Kill
kare club at the Clark home Monday
morning. when they entertained at
breakfast in honor of the Misses Hilda
Rohwcr and Mabel Kelley, who were
to leave for the coast. A delicious
three course breakfast was served.
Mrs. Albert Stoltenberg returned to
her home ut Schleswig Sunday after
a several weeks visit in DenisOn at
The home OF her father Mr.. t. X.
Burch. Mr.. Stoltenberg has purchased
a general merchandise business at
Ute and they expect to move there as
soon as they are able to find a house.
! Misses Edna Stephens and Susie
Craft expect to leave next week for
Portland, Ore, where they will attend
a convention OF the Baptist Young
Peoples union. After attending the
convention they intend to visit other
coast cities and will take in the expo
stions at San Diego and San Francis
co.
Rev. =. p. Williams returned the
latter part of the week from sever
al weeks trip to the coast, where he
was in attendance at the National
Baptist convention. Rev. Williams
visited many Of the coast cities and
was very favorably impressed with the
two expositions. He reports a most
enjoyable trip.
Rev. Morton. pastor OF the Baptist
church at kiron, was in Dcnison yes
terday looking up the matter Of Sc
visit his church at kiron on next Sun
day morning and conducting the serv-
ices. While the arrangements were
not all completed. it is expected that
the team will visit Kiron, making the
trip there Sunday morning in autos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Atzen, Mr. and
Mrs: Geo. Atzen, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
AtZen and MIR. and Mrs. Carl AtzeH
motored down from their homes near
Lake Park last "Wednesday for a few
days visit with friends, They made
the entire distance from Lake Park
to Denson in one day even though
they encountered over seventy-fve
miles OF muddy roads. They returned
tG Lake Park this morning
Ward North returned to Des Moines
Saturday after few days spent with
his parents In Denison. He graduates
this week with high honors from
Drake university, then goes to Mime
apolis, MINI, where lie will attend
summer school at Minnesota UNIVERSE
ty. Ward has secured position in
coming, year and his many Denison
friends wish him all success. sA
Mr.. Fred Brandenberg returned last
week from Sioux City, where he I'M
derwent an operation of stomach trou-
Bile. While the operation was success
full it was found that he is suffering
with malignant growth which does
mot respond to treatment. Mr.. Bran
denberg does not suffer much pain
tuIu u, lduic W NC up ituu dTOuuu. HIS
many friends are hoping that his case
is not as serious as tho doctors be-
lieve and that he will regain his usual
good health.
The Knights Of Pythias held their
annual memorial day services at Oak
land cemetery last Sunday afternoon
and a large number of the members
m ut MT RI hn rs All
part in the exercises. The graves of
the twenty-five departed members of
the order buried there were decorated
with flOwes, after which the members
gathered together and carried out their
impressive memorial exercises The
exercises were in charge of C. X.
Meyers. Chancellor Commander, and
w. T.. Terry, Prelate.