The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-19

leg will be straight and his people are
thankful for that.
Peter Anderson, who has worked
for Thomas Rae the past year and a
half, and who lived on the former Geo.
Rae place, died last Thursday. He
had been ailing seriously for about
four months, but was able to be around
until about ten days previous to his
death, when he became worse and
took to his bed and remained there
until the end came. Death was the
result Of pneumonia, preceded by liver
trouble. Mr.. Anderson was native
of Denmark, having come to this coun.
try in 1908. He was united in mar
riage to Miss Petrea Olson. of Mis-.
souri, Valley, and to this union two
children were born who with the
mother survive him. He also leaves
one brother and one sister in Dunlap
and one brother in the northern part
of the state. He was about 81 years
of age. The body was taken to Dun
lap Saturday and the funeral was
held at the Congregational church,
burial taking place in the Dunlap Gem
etery. Mr.. Anderson was not we'll
known here, but those who We're fav-
ored with his acquaintance speak we'll
of him. We tender our sympathy to
the grief stricken wife and fatherless
children and the other relatives left
to mourn the death of a loved one.
The What Can Mission circle met
last Saturday at the home OF Miss Flor
ence Miller. The circle is making a
study of home missions and Miss
Miller had charge of the lesson. The
next regular meeting will be held the
second Saturday in June at the home
OF Miss Josephine Munsey.
There will be box social at the
Tom Ahart school next Saturday eve
ming Miss Emma Wilbur is teacher,
and plans have been laid for the pur-
chase OF an organ and the proceeds
of the sale of boxes will be used for
this purpose. A good program has
been prepared which will be given be-
fore the sale of boxes. The program
will begin at o'clock. This affair
closes the years school. Miss Wilbur
has been an efficient teacher in this
school for two years past and this
year sees the graduation Of five of
her pupils, Mabel PETIT. Ruth Lueck,
Fred Ballentyne and Dorothy and The
odore Ahart.
Our ball boys went to Woodbine on
Sunday to meet their nine, and came
home the conquerors; by a score OF
II to 4. Our boys were in fine trim
and played to win. 1t seemed as if
they couldn't help but hit every ball.
They got IL hits off Woodbine to their
hits off of Dow City. At least one
half the hits our boys made We're two
baggers and Bonstead was taken out
of the box and Lefty Atkins put in.
But they could not regain their pres
tige. Lloyd Brakes two throws from
right field to home are worthy of men,
ton. Brill's playing was an improve
ment over the preceding game. A
game with the Portsmouth team is to
be played here, scheduled for next
Sunday.
Mothers day was appropriately OBJ
served last Sunday morning at the NJ.
f. church. Rev. Adams preaching a
most excellent sermon along this line.
In the evening also the sermon touch
ed on Home Life and the import
ance of the mother in the home.
Dow City Memorial Sunday exel-
|'cises will be held at the Methodist
Episcopal church in Dow City on Sun.
day, May 23d. The services will be
gin promptly at 1890. as outlined in
the following program:
Memorial Hymn by the Choir.
Prayer-Elder C. E. Butterworth.
Memorial Hymn.
Scripture Lesson.-Rev. A. A. Essex.
Memorial Hymn
Sermon, Some Memorials of Time,
or Monumental Voices From the
Past."-Rev. A. B. Adams.
Hymn, america. "-Congregation.
Benediction-Rev A. A Essex
The following is the program for
the Memorial day exercises on Satur-
day. May 29th:
Procession will form on Pearl street
facing west and start for the Gene
terry at $3.50 a. m., in the following or
der:
Dow City Band.
Firing Squad.
(Flower Girls.
All the Old Soldiers. ~
At the grave OF the unknown the
services will be such as are provided
for in the G. A. II. service book.
Song by the Flower Girls.
Music by the Band.
BenedictiOn.
Return to the city in the same order
as going out.
The afternoon program, which will
be given at the opera house, COM
mencing at 2 o'clock, will be as fol-
lows:
(Band will play at 1880 p. m.)
Song.
Prayer-Rev. A. A. Essex.
Song.
Address-Gov George w. Clarke.
Song Marching Through Georgia.
Benediction.