The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-22

talk Senator Allen is candidate fol
governor at the June primaries and is
out on this trip lining up his friends
and making new ones.
The election wherein five persons
We're elected for positions on the
school board for the consolidated dis
| the following were elected to serve
for 1916 f, e. Newkirk and H. b
Johnson; for 1917, Tom Ahart and S
e. Goddard; for 1918. J. n. Bell;
Treas, and w. E. Fishel These men
as well as those who departed are all
good substantial men and it was hard
for the voters to make a choice. Even
those who voted for others are pleased
with the selection made, and we all
feel that the peoples interests will
be looked after as they should be.
Miss Lulu Howorth was in Dunlap
Monday.
The Sunday School and Baptist
Young Peoples Union Rally was held
Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the
Baptist church here. The attendance
OF delegates was very small but the
sessions were full of interest. Prof
Jay .Lapham, Of Des Moines, had
charge of all the sessions. DR.. Geo
P. Mitchell, missionary secretary
spoke Friday evening. On Saturday
Mr.. Lapham gave an address and Mrs
Plimpton and Miss Craft, both of Den,
| ison, gave excellent papers on Sunday
school work and Miss Josephine Nun
sey spoke on the work of the B. Y. T.
u Mr.. Lapham delivered the address
Sunday morning and had a children
service in the afternoon.
Misses Ellen and Agnes Goddard
and Mrs. c. j. O'Meara were shopping
! in Denison Tuesday a
DR.. j. A. Brill and Miss Esther Mar
! ty were calling at the DR.. r. G. Moore
homo in Dunlap Sunday.
| Mrs. Jeanett Crandall and daughter
Miss Lulu, were Denison visitors last
Thursday. N 4,
f. O.'Reynolds was an Omaha visit
or one day last week.
Miss Katehrine Luke has gone to
Woodbine to join her mother. Miss
Luke remained after her mothers de
parture that she might complete the
jifrst semester's work at school. Miss
Luke will be missed by her young
| SCHOOL lEl6HuS. do NCli os' III '''NoA>.''
circles. she having been a so]Oist III
1.-THE NJ Z. church, choir.
| Mrs. r. J. Glassburner was shop
ping and visiting friends in Denlson
Saturday.
METHODIST CHURCH
The Sunday School gives its annual
| Christmas program Friday evening
The Methodist brotherhood gives its
first social at the church Wednesday
night in the shape OF an oyster supper
| All men over sixteen years OF age are
invited provided tehy are not affiliated
with some other Sunday school or
! church.
In keeping with the concerted Ell,
! fort of the churches and pastors all
| over the Des Moines Conference. tell
pastor. Rev. A B. Adams, presented
the need of Simpson college for s.
10000 endowment fund, and tho
| friends Of the college present sub
scribed $4,000 What he had received
! before and since the morning service
UP to Monday evening brought the to
tai for Dow City up to $S68.OO. Dow
| City expects to reach the $1,000 mark
Let any one who has forgotten OF
overlooked to make their pledge upon
cards which they may have received
plcse send them to the pastor at once
Prayer meeting Thursday night at
1880.
Let the people of Dow City and com
munity bear in mind that the Metho
dist church will begin their revival
| meetings Sunday January 2, 1916.
All the usual services next Sunday
Morning worship at 10:45. Sunday
School at noon. Considerable interest
is being manifested in the classes con
| nected with the Methodist Brother
hood.
Epworth League at $50. Miss Ethe
Smith is leader.
Evening service at 100.
The movement against unnecessary
noises has been revived in New York
and it is to be hoped that it moves on
to Washington and takes note OF some
| IF tho nrrpsSional SDeeCheS.