The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-24
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The meat marKet was moved Mon.
day last to the building next to the
banE.
Ray Richardson and family are liv-
ing in their new house west OF the
hail.
Mrs. Westcott and children and her
daughter. Mrs. Blair Richardson, and
husband and babe are, OCCUPYING the
northwestern section house this win.
ter.
The Willing Workers met at the
church and with the help OF Others
not members of the society cleaned
the church in the forenoon and the
Willing Workers held business meet
ing In the afternoon.
On Thursday evening Of this week
Elder Barrett, OF Denver, Colo, Will
nreach a Thanksgiving sermon at the
church. Elder Barrett has been q
missionary TO tho Sandwich Islands
and learned TO talk and sing in the
language while there. His experience
While there is very interesting.
Isaac Newton was laid up with the
rheumatism last week.
. ne UDA SUCidl. ~ lHC oSAoS' AS"'N
last Friday evening was largely at
tended. the proceeds being about SD
The picture show was held Ihurs'
day evening instead OF Wednesday
evening on account OF the bad wealth
o..
Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD Winans. Mrs.
S. Browne. Misses Edna and Blossom
Browne, Mrs. T. C. Dobson and Miss
Eunice Miss Iva Mason and Miss
Orpia Campbell were among those IN
Denison Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. ID. Newcom and Irene were
shopping in Deloit Saturday after
noon,
Avg. r1;th Prthraase and Max Put.
brease were in town Saturday after
neon and called on friends. They took
supper. at the F.. N. True home. She
rented their house here in town 10
Henry Thompson.
Miss Birdie Robertson came up IRON
Denjson To visit her parents, returning
Sunday afternoon. 1850
The market sale held by the Will
ipa Workers Saturday afternoon was
well patronized and thanks are eA.
tended 10 all for their assistance ana
aid. They will hold market SAFE
every two weeks on Saturday AFTER
noon at the popcorn booth. On Satur-
1ay. December 18th. will be the next
one. when a handkerchief sale Will be
held in connection and handkerchleis
can be bought for Christmas gifts,
ana eatables purchased for sunday
dinner.
A message was received Sunday
forenoon stating that Mrs. Il. w. ROD
ertson, OF Dnnlsp, was very SICK Wlta
pleurisy. Mrs. l.. Robertson took the
train SUNDAY afternoon for her ped
side. Her friends here will hope for
q speedy recovery.
NJ ] Turner and wife, OF benson,
wefe in town Saturday afternoon.
Yheir children have been having the
measles bnt are getting along hlcels.
Mrs. 4. G. Dobson was called to 70"
City Thursday. Her granddaushter
Mrs. Winnie Hatch. was about Tn take
1ler departure for Yates Center, Rams,
having learned that her father, A.. H.
Rpdd. and her sister. Sunshine. we've
very sick. Their host OF friends IN
Crawford county hope they WIN soon f'eN
recover. r.
Chester Brogden, the oldest son OF
Eugene Brneden and wife, OF North
Dakota. arrived Sunday.
George Winans was passenger 10
Omaha Monday.
r. NJ. Day returned from Storm Lake
one day last weeA, where he had been
visiting relatives and friends Tow
DAYS. He saw them seining III storm
Lake and saw a great many lisn
caprht. Mr.. Day has Travelled consid'
e,ablv this simmer. his travels tax
ing in the corn belt. and he says Inc
corn is ve~v noor this year.
Elder Barrett preached Monday al
the L. y. S. church ~
Mrs. Eliza Worley was on the sick
last tho past few days.
Mrs. Bessie Myers and her Sunday
school and rehgin class OF young peo-
ME win have an oyster supper next
Saturday evening for the purpose OF
earning their Christmas Offering. All
are cordially invited to come.
Mearl Myers. f.. *. Patchin, $. Hort
and y. Nicewanner autoed to pen!son
Monday to work on the new church.
M. j. Turner and j. Miller, OF Den
ison, attended services in Delcit sun
day afternoon.
About this time Of year the national
Z pama is not baseball or poker, but a