The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Hunt and Miss
Margaret We're in Omaha Thursday
last and heard Rev. Billy Sunday in
the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Townsend Pearson
who reside at Glenwood, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. e. Pearson
in Denison Sunday, the occasion being
his mothers birthday.
Mrs. Colgrove, of Des Moines, stop
ped off in DenisOn Sunday for visit
with friends. She left Monday for
Redtield, S. D., where she will make
a visit with her sister, Mrs. U: G.
Johnson.
Miss Marie Johnson, teacher of do
nestle science in the high school at
Ida Grove, visited Miss Marjorie Sims
in Denison Saturday and Sunday
Both young ladies attended the Iowa
State college at Ames, being class
mates.
The Review job department has Just
finished printing a number OF year
books for the different wOman's clubs
of the city. Judging from the pro-
grams as outlined in the year books,
the clubs will have a busy season
ahead of them.
Miss Marie Connor, who recently
completed the course lin shorthand
and typewriting at the Denison Nor
NAL and Business college. is employed
in the office of Mr.. J. p. Jones, hav.
ing entered upon the duties of stenog'
rapher the fore part of this week.
Three full columns in this issue are
required for the classified want ads
The classified department of the Re
view is fast becoming popular with
the local business men as we'll as
those from away who have found that
the Review advertising is a paying in
vestment.
Mr.. and Mrs Mott McHenry and
children, who reside near Dow City
visited Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. |. w. Howorth, just west OF
Denison Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pfarr
and daughters. Dorothy and Sarah
and Miss Bernice Shattuck were als1
guests at the Howorth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller, who have
been spending the summer on their
big ranch near Chinook, Mont, re-
turned to Denison last Thursday to
spend the winter months here. Their
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Miller, who has
been spending the past six weeks at
Chinook, returned to Denison with
them.
Attention is called to the Boys de,
partment store advertisement, which
k,l Enn ~ ioh nf f1ic
ton. They are using this full page
to advertise their wearing apparel for
women, misses and children. The
Boys believe in publicity and use the
local newspapers to inform the buy
ing public of the goods which they
offer for sale.
Miss Emma Raine. who was taken
SO seriously i'll at the home of her
sister, Mrs A. N Jordan, several
weeks ago, has so improved that she
was able to return to Denison yester-
day, being brought home in ma
chine. While she is still quite weak,
she is improving rapidly and is in
hopes that she will be able to2resume
teaching in the public schools some
time next month.
The churches which are behind the
evangelist csmeetinGsi will have asnum.
Der of union services preparatory to
the event. On Tuesday evening eight
prayer meetings were assigned in the
city, to be attended by members Of
all denominations. On Thursday eve
ming OF this week there is a great
union prayer meeting at the Baptist
church, to be led by Mr.. h. w. Pierce.
On next Sunday afternoon there is a
union meeting also to be held in the
Baptist church. These meetings are
to arouse enthusiasm and get the
members used to union efforts along
religious lines.
Messrs. William and Clarence Pear
son, of Gillette. Wyo., have been Wis
ting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Pearson, in DenisOn the past few days.
They had been to Omaha with two
cars of cattle and took occasion to
run up for visit. They are operat-
ing a section of land of their own at
Gillette and also have a number of
sections of government land leased
for grazing purposes. While in Deni-
son the two brothers. Frank and Art,
from Glidden, came down and a regu-
lar family reunion was held. They
left yesterday morning for Omaha. ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Pearson.