The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-02

visiting friends.
Services will be held at the Episco-
pal church Sunday, June 9Th at 1920
Il. m. All are cordially invited. Rev.
J. M. Williams.
The D. A. RS will meet on Mon
day evening of next week at the home
of Mrs. Hugo Gebert. All members
arc requested to be III attendance as
the regular election of officers will be
held
Mrs. l.. G. Ferguson, WHO lives at
Mason City, stopped off in Denison
yesterday for visit with friends and
relatives. She left this morning for
Charter Oak to visit her mother, Mrs.
d. y. McWilliams, who is i'll.
Mrs. r. J. Garrison was q passcn-
ger to Omaha Tuesday morning, at
which place she met her daughter,
Miss Lillian. who returned from Den
Yer after spending the winter there.
They returned to Denison last eve
ming.
| Miss Margaret Carey returned home
last evening from Lincoln, Neb.. at
which place she has been attending
the State university. She will spend
the summer vacation here in DeniHon
! visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r.. Carey.
Mrs. G. L. Caswell returned Friday
from Oberiin, O.. where she visited
her daughter, Miss Flo, who is at
tending college at that place. Miss
CaHWell will not return to DeniSOn for
several weeks.
! fnllnuipo 1irnncaC tn yVnI have
been issued by County Clerk j. w.
Monaghan during the past week: May
81: Fred c. Hanson and Laura Prime
Ike; May 80, Elmer Pearson and Mabel
Vitcl: May 81, Thomas G. Dubois and
Francis M. Drake.
Miss Ruth Cole is expected home
Friday OF this week from Dcs Moines,
where she has been taking Il course
in public speaking at Highland Park
college. She will return some time in
July to graduate with the other men,
bers of the class.
j. " WoolsoncrOft and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester LaMott. Of Vail, are in Deni
son today shopping and calling on
the afternoon train for Lamar, Mo-,
| where they VIII llilhC ttHlcHNtu
visit with relatives.
Mrs. J. r. Carey went out to Lincoln
Sunday for Il few days visit with her
daughter, Miss Margaret Carey, who
is attending the State university.
From there she went TO Fullerton.
Neb., whore she will make brief
visit at the home OF her brother, Mr.
81 Greek.
Mrs. Chas Bollen and little daugh-
ter spent Friday in West Side visiting
ut the August Voss home. Mrs. Dol
len made the trip to be in attendance
at the graduating exercises OF the
Miss Verna Voss, being one OF the
members Of the class.
Frank Rollins has been busy this
spring at his plant on Chestnut street
manufacturing cement blocks and it
is only by employing an extra force
that he has been able to meet the de-
ulands in this line. He has commenced
the manufacture OF concrete Hover
boxes for ornamental purposes and
they are finding Il ready sale in Deni-
son.
the Boston symphony orchestra pass.
ed through Denison Saturday night at
II O'Clock in their special train on
their way back to Boston from the
San Francisco exposition. Mr.. Nacve
met the train and was able to have Il
nice visit with his cousins, Hans and
Henry Warnke, who are members Of
tho orchestra.
'i'ne bible study class for women wiz
meet with the following ladies "
tuesday, June Sth. at the hours stat
| eu peloW: at $50 with McSlameL
Lroole. l.. G. Goodrich and |. N. no
worth; at o'clock with Mosdames
vi. l.. Branch. Alva Champion. Il. q.
McConnaughey, Brown Romans, Al Ly-
man and Belle Sprecher. The lesson
study will cover the 18th chapter of
the book of Acts.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. X. Meyers re-
lccivcd word Monday from GladbroOk,
Iowa. that a daughter was born on
Sunday, May Both. to their daughter,
Mrs. II. A. Clarke. The little babe
weighed Z pounds and has been named
May blossom Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers
are more than clatcd over the news
and have been kept busy this week
receiving; congratulations from their
friends over the fact that they are now
grandparents.
Mr.. w. T.. Terry has accepted po-
sition as bookkeepcr at the First Ma
tional bank and commenced his duties
there on Monday OF this week. Mr..
I cry is an expert bOokkceper, having
held the Office of county recorder 1ot
a number of years. After rcsignlns
tnat office he kept books for the telc-
,hone company, later accepting the
management Of the Kelly shoe store.
He will prove valuable man for the
First National bank i'll every respec'.
Miss Hazel I.aub was in rockwell
!, City Sunday, where she assisted AT
the dedicatory services OF the new
So, 900 pipe organ which was Installed
at the Methodist Episcopal church
Miss Laub has been instructing MIS-
Jane Scott Stanlield on the pipe organ
here in Denison several months ana
| Mrs. Scott will play the new organ
installed at Rockwell City: AS a
prelude to tho services Miss l-alin
played a number Of fine selections on
| the organ, which were greatly apprc
ciated by the large congregation.