The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-26
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week. 1t is a nifty little sheet in mag.
azine form, containing sixteen pages
with a handsome light brown cover
Among the contents we note the alum
nj constitution, alumni directory, pic
ture of the graduating class OF rs and
notes concerning its members. Among
the articles from the pens of several
members of the association we see
one from Prof. Julian L. Butterworth,
O1, now at Laramie, Wyo., at the
head Of the department OF secondary
education in the University of Wyom-
ing. We also notice tho business
cards of twenty of our business men
or firms. Our alumni association is
/ a progressive one and recognized the
n needs OF. such a paper to help the
Z members keep in touch with their al
ma mater and with each other. This
: initial, number met With such favor
that the publishing OF the paper will
be continued in succeeding years. Fred
Il. Glassburner was selected for cd
itor-in-chief; e. G. Virgins rs -associ-
ate editor and Elmer Riddle. business
manager. The staff is to be congrat-
tlated on the success OF their under
taking and we sincerely trust that it
may be as successful IN the years that
follow.
A large crowd was attracted 10 the
M. T.. church last Sunday morning on
account OF the union memorial serv-
ices Tho choir had been working dill
igently several weeks preparing spe-
cial music ard their efforts were great
" appreciated. Elder G. r. Butter
worth of the l.. D. S.. gave the invo-
cation, Rev. a. A. Essex, of the Bap-
fist church, reading the scripture les
son. after which Rev. A. y. Adams, Of
the Methodist church, delivered the
sermon from the text, Josh. At, with
the theme, memorials OF Time or
Monumental Voices Of the Past" This
is considered one OF the best ever Civ
en- here and was indeed a master eff
fort. One of the sad things OF the oc-
casion> was the noticeable feature OF
the thinning of the ranks OF the old
soldiers, but six being present on this
occasion. Sixteen vacant chairs, tied
with crepe, bore testimony as to why
Two of the heroes (memhers OF Budd
Smith pnsb have answered the silent
call within the past year, namely Geo.
Huntington ana Mr.. Fink. Decoration
day will be observed next Saturday.
with an address by Gov. Geo. w.
Clarke in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph ilOnZ enjoyed
a visit Sunday from their son. Frank,
of Logan. His sister, Miss Lena, re-
turned with him to Logan for Il days
visit.
Miss Janet Muir was 4 visitor over
Saturday night with friends southeast
OF town.
Nelson Butler was over from Man
ming and spent the week end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rule and little
folks spent Sunday at the Howard
Rule home on the WHOM
Mr.. and Mrs. Romanau MIGHT enjoy
ed q. visit Sunday from their daugh-
a-ter-in- lrw;-shtrs r. P. Wight, anu son,
Vinton,. OF Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Frank Smith returned Satur-
day from Defiance, where she visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Steers,
and attended the commencement eXer-
cises, her brother being one OF the
graduates.
Mrs. Il. N. Chamberlain and daugh-
tor, Irma, were shopping i'll Denison
Saturday.
Miss Flossie Reeser has returned
home from an extended stay at Ma
nilla.
Mrs. Il. G. Luke and daughter, katll-
leen, went to Omaha Friday, returning
Sunday evening.
Mrs. X. w. Tech had the pleasure
of entertaining her friend. Mrs. Irene
Wick, of Denison, over Sunday.
,niI a vicit n tho homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Winn on Pretty
Prairie Wednesday. May 18th, and left
them Il 8 pound boy.
Miss Wave Cross, who teaches in
Shelby county, was an over Sunday
visitor with her mother, Mrs. Sabin;
Cross.
Miss Minnie Rahr has been enjoy
ing a visit from her friend, Miss Mable
Dlackman- OF Denison.
Misses Marjorie Bryan and Coda
Jordan were shol ping in DcnisOn SAT
Irlay.
William Lueck is the owner Of Il
fine new five passenger auto purchas-
ell last week.
-, Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Anderson ase
the proud parents OF a son born to
them Friday, May Il.
Airs. Helen HackstOn and their lit
tie folks arrived here Friday from
Montana for visit with her sisters,
Mrs. Julia Ahart and Mrs. Martin.
Winland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hallowell were
il, Denlson Saturday.
Mrs Sol. Miller spent Il few days
the last Of the week with, her daughter
Mrs. Hattie Dethlefscn. near Ken
wood. Mrs. Milcr's many friends are
glad she is able to getting able to Wis
it away from home.
Miss Dorothy Rule went Wednesday
to Council Bluffs where she will spend
week or two with relatives.
The Friday Club were entertained
last week at the home of Mrs. George
Binnall The ladies spent the evening
tying comforlcrs for the Bryan family
who were burned out recently. The
hostess had prepared an adj writing
contest using the names of local bus
mess men and Mrs. j.. A. Scott was
awarded the prize, set OF individual!
salt cellars, on an ad for N. Il. Wilder,
the real estate man. A two course
lunch was served.
DO not forget the Hour OF Song at
the Epworth League next Sunday eve
ming. Mrs. A. B.'Adams will lead.
Mr .pu Mrs p w OmCara Mr.