The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-12

/ fellows limb was crippled. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wicland went again to Omaha
Tuesday morning to be present when
he was operated on, the surgeons
thinking they may be able to relieve
the trouble. We trust they may and
that the lad may regain the use of
the limb.
Rev. Essex has accepted the call
to the Baptist church here, and arriv-
ed last week from New Hartford, to
take up the duties of the passionate.
lie will bring his family about June
LIST, if he can secure residence prop
erty.
Mrs. j. r. Griffin and Mrs. Martin
Wieland were Denison shoppers Mon
day.
| The public schools are planning on
May day exercises next Friday after
noon at the school grounds The en-
ercises will begin at 1870 p. m. The
first number willabe parade by the
entire school. finishing with the crown
} ing Of the'eMayoq queen. Folk dancing
by the primary grades will follow.
The seniors will have a tug-ol-war
and foot races. The girls will have
a game of basket ball and there will
be game OF base ball between the
high school and the alumni.
The Palo Alto club was delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Genevicve Dow
last Saturday afternoon. about fifteen
ladies being in attendance. After a
, social hour, the guests were seated
!, at one long table and an elegant, two
course lunch was served. Carnations
were used throughout the rooms.
Ed Marks was the victim this time.
S A chance acquaintance, one c. II.
Cole, called on Mr.. Marks Sunday, and
: was, at the close of day, invited to
partake OF Mr., Marks hospitality fur
' Their and spend the night. In the morn
: ing. the visitor suggested that he him
S self would get the breakfast while
/ Mr.. Marks attended to his farm chores
: but when the latter returned to the
$ house, Cole was gone, and between
$50 and $25 that had been in Mr..
: Marks possession had gone with him.
An auto was chartered and the trail
!. taken up and the fellow overtakell
near here. He was brought before
: Mayor Howarth and tried, being
4 bound >/ovet to the grand jury and
: Constable Munsey took him to Deni-
/ son Tuesday, where he was lodged
: in Jail to await the converting OF
!, court We are informed that So OF
I the money was returned to MI Marks.
n The Dunlap lads came up Sunday
e to play ball and returned with victory
perchcd on their banner The score
n was 10 to 5. Dow City made a record
/ on errors..
Cecil Edwards and Herry Bybee re-
t turned home Wednesday. They had
started to accompany Albcvt Alex
e ander to Denison but switched off at
a Omaha.
p Miss Mae Houston was Dunlap
visitor Wednesday.
Q An unusual find was made at the
+ Henry Young home recently. An old
e trunk, an heirloom OF the family, was
y brought downstairs and Mrs. Young
c was looking through it and found
four $40 gold pieces, each wrapped
n separately and then wrapped in flat
package. 1t is certain that they must
l. have been placed therein by Henry S
father. and as he has been dead fol
e seventeen years, it is probable that
/. the money lay there unnoticed and
: untouched for perhaps twenty years
r or more. Henry remembers OF his
: father selling team of mules fol
!. $50 and receiving the pay in gold, and
}, this is perhaps the very money re
i ceived in payment. Quite find at
n any rate. ,eH
Methodist Church.
0 AS the pastor was away May Jul
n and Mothers day was not observed
Y then. Mothers day will be appropriate
lily observed May 10th, the pastor
S preaching a special sermon. A cor
l. dial invitation is extended to these
services.
t Thursday, 8 p. m, prayer meeting
t. subject. Il Am Not Sinner"
t Sunday, 1915 a. M. morning wor
# ship. Mothers Day services.
e ~ M. Sunday school, study, "Davlt
e Spares Saul"
e p. M, Epworth League. Study