The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-19
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Large congregations attended both
the morning and evening services at
the Congregational church. The choir
was in full force>and gave some beau
tiful music. Rev Priestley was the
preacher.
The choir will go to Kenwood Fri
day evening to give the operetta. The
Tale OF Hat" 1t was a great sue
cess here and those who attend VIII
will be sure OF an entertaining eve
nins.
The Dehison gospel team will hold
a meeting at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening. A large
crowd is desired.
Misses Hilda Turnlund and Relta
Coryell came up from Dow City for
the operetta and spent Sunday with
Stella Butler
Mrs. Henry Dodge and children
were over visiting at the Marcus
Christensen home Monday. =
Mrs. Barsby spent Tuesday with her
daughter, Mrs. N. II. StilsOn.
John Furne and family motored to
the Harry Furne home to spend the
day Sunday
A number of Mrs. Lena Peffer's
Ineighbors surprised her with birth
day party Tuesday afternoon. They
brought number OF pretty gifts and
a nice luncheon with them and spent a
very pleasant afternoon.
Mr.. and; Mrs. Bert Stilson came up
from Woodbine. Saturday for a short
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n
+. Stilson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Kelly, Mrs. Mack
ey, Miss Alta Mackey and Miss Ger
trude Talcott motored to Denison on
Monday for shopping and dental work
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Evans motored
over from Lincoln, stopping to visit
Mrs. Glow in Omaha, and reached here
Monday evening to visit his mother,
NIra Nichols. Little Ida, the second
daughter, is slowly recovering her
health after a severe attack of scar
lei fever.
Peter Anderson, who has worked
for Thomas Rae for some time, died
last Friday night Mr.. Anderson has
been sick with consumption all win
ter and has been unable to work. His
brother has been staying with him to
help care for him and to work in his
place He was an upright and indus
trious young man, well liked by all
who knew him and much sympathy is
| felt for the young wife and two small
children.
Mrs. VIM. Butler and Mrs. John
Turnlund and children visited at the
Frank Mari home Sunday.
| Mrs Catherine Henry and grand
daughter Donna Butler, returned from
Council Bluffs Monday, reporting
pleasant visit.
Hub Armstrong, of Wocdbne, has
here and is training them On the track.
Lovers of racing are looking forward
to some interesting meetings.
There was a, very large meeting at
Mrs. Marr's Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Mari and Mrs. ,Stilson served a dainty
lluncleon, which was much enjoyed and
added nice sum to the treasury
y The operetta, "a Tale of Hat" was
given by the church choir Saturday
evening to large and well pleased
audience. The orchestra and Mrs.
| Gladys Medlin opened the program
with music that was much enjoyed. The
music was very pretty and the oper-
eta was exceptionally well rendered.
Following .isr the cast of characters:
Miss Style-Earor, of expensive tastes
Miss Stella Butler.
Miss Croakenboss, OF sOured DISPOSE
tion-Miss Fern Butler.
Miss Smiler, who is young and charm
ing-Mrs d. Talcott.
Miss Lotfer, lively and conversations
ally inclined.-Mrs. 0. w. Nelson.
Prof. Hightne, with broken heart and
exclusive turn Of mind.-O. w. Mel
| son.
Mr.. Leigh z. Sleeper, with penchant
for tt. d. Talcott.
Mr.. S. Low, with affected vocal chords
NJ +. Stilson.
Dr. A. Long Hike, Of genial turin.
| NJ. Ramey.
Mrs Addlepate, the leader of eXcit-
| able tendenceis.-Mrs M. M. Ramey
Miss Nimble Fingers, the quiet plan
| tist--Miss Mamie Baer.
Scene. Rehearsal room at church.
Miss Alta Mackey has returned from
the hospital at Omaha, where she has
had her tonsils removed. She is now
feeling much better.