The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-14
Baptist Church.

we are Sldu 10 note lne increased
attendance at all the services and. tn,
growing interest in all department!
of church work.
Thursday at 1880 p. m. Churcl
night services. Subject, THE Shep
herd and the Sheep"
Friday the What | Can society viii
meet at the home of Violet Starkey.
Sunday, 1O:45 a. m. Morning wor
ship. Theme, Counting the Cost"
IL m. A large and aggressive Sunday
school. All at it. Always at it. Come
7:15i p. m, B. Y. P. U. service. Study
What Christianity Has Done for the
World" Leader, Pastor Essex. 500
p. M, address to young men.
Mrs. Il. O'Neill and son. Horace
departed the last of the week for Den
ison, where she has secured employ
ment.
The Ernest Hummer and Ben Mes.
enbrink families autoed to Lake View
Sunday to spend the day.
Mrs. Sam SlOcumb has returned to
her home at Hiawatha, kans, after an
extended visit here with relatives.
busy the past week installing the new
switchboard, putting on til carriers for
the cable and otherwise getting things
in readiness for the opening OF the
new central office here. 1t is hoped
to be ready for business by August LIST.
The Logan ball team came up Sun
day for game and after a battle roy
al went down to defeat. Dow City
played an all home team except pitch
err and they secured Kelley, of Ar
cadia, for that place. 1t was one, two,
three, out for both sides for seven in
nings. In the, first half OF the eighth
Logan put a lost ball in the field and
this permitted them to score When
the locals came to bat in the. last half
Of the eighth there were two men on
bases when Brill knocked the ball I'M
to the field, and it was lost thus bring
ing in his own and two other scores.
Logan made a score in the ninth and
thus the game was concluded, the To-
calls winning by score of 3 to 2. The
big feature was the pitching of both
sides. This is counted as the best
game Of the season here.
Alex Rubin and Miss Letha Manning
spent Sunday at Lake View.
Ed Wright, of Dunlap, was seen on
our streets Monday.
Gene Crandall and son, George,
were in Denison Friday.
Frederick Leavitt was business
visitor in Deloit Monday.
Fred Coleman expects to 20 this
week to Witonka, S. D., to look after
the construction of several buildings
on, his farm near that place.
Misses Velma and Irene Baber are
spending the week at the Frank Schaf.
er home in Denison township.
Last Saturday afternoon the house.
hold goods of A. T.. Loring were sold
at auction to satisfy the mortgage on
them. Tom Malone, OF Charter Oak,
conducted the sale and w. Il. Fishel
was the clerk. The furniture brought
good prices.
Ten carloads of cattle were shipped
from here last Monday night for the
Chicago markets, Weiss Brothers send
ing Six cars and r. w. Paul four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haworth and
their guest, Miss Mary AIDE, autoed to
Dunlap Sunday.
Mrs. Claire ButterwOrth spent few
days at Lake View last week, guest
at the Chamberlain cottage. Mr.. But
terworth went up Saturday for over
Sunday and they returned home to-
gether Monday.
Miss Esther Turnlund's many friends
are delighted to know that she has
( been elected to a position in the Ari
on schools for the coming year.
Miss Verona Hall is expected here
this week from Dewitt for visit with
her friend, Miss Anna Bell.
That the meetings of the WOman's
Foreign Missionary society are in
creasing in interest was shown on last
Wednesday afternoon when, in spite
Of the Indictment weather, nearly fifty
gathered at the home of Mrs. Mott
McHenry for the regular monthly
meeting After the devotional exer
cises, which were in charge of Mrs
J.. B. Glassburner, came an hour OF
interesting study led by Miss Mildred
Virgins on the subject OF the best
missionary books which might be
prOlitably read during the summer
Among the most desirable ones are
thinking Black" by Dan Crawford
and Lantern Stories" a book for GILL
dren. Further information concern.
ing these may be obtained from Mrs.
Frank McHenry, corresponding sccre.
tary. An interesting letter from Miss
Mamie Glassburner was read and en-
jOyed, after which came the social
part of the afternoon and the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. e. l.. Thomas and
Mrs. l.. f. Poitevin, served delicious
luncheon. The society is very for
tunate in having secured Miss Allen,
who is home on furlough from China
to give an address Sunday morning,
August LIST. At this time the annual
thank Offering will be taken.
Miss Lylah Wheeler is here from
Chicago for an extended visit at the