The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-16
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Elder G. j. Hunt preached Wcdnes
day evening at the l.. d. S. church ant
departed Thursday for the quarterl!
conference at Mallard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Miller returned
home from independence last Wednes
day. Mr. Miller is feeling much better
Lacy Myer:t Lloyd Winans, Ear
Winans and Mrs. Maurice Wlnan:
went to Denison Wednesday to see
Maurice Winans, who got hurt in the
auto accident, and brought him home
after which Lacy took his auto anc
went to Arion and came up with Near
and his auto.
The L. d. S. church underwent its
spring house cleaning last Monday
Quite number were present clean
ing and moving the lawn and enjoyed
picnic dinner on the lawn.
Miss Lucy Flint returned home
from a pleasant time at Lake Okoboji
Tuesday. Her sister, Mrs. James Nc
Kim, remained at the lake Tor vaca'
ton with her husband.
Mrs. Sarah Newcom and daughter,
Margie, and her two little daughters,
OF Odebolt, came Wednesday to visit
her mother, Mrs. Il. A. Mckim. and at
tend to some business pertaining to
her farm. She returned home Friday,
taking her youngest granddaughter
with her while her daughter, Marglc,
remained over Sunday to visit other
relatives.
The many friends Of Mrs. Florence
Munscy. nee Barber, congratulate her
and husband upon the arrival OF PAIR
OF twins, born to them June 9th, a
boy and girl. The stork was very
generous at this home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Myers and Mr..
: and Mrs. Maurice Winans and Donald
autoed to Mallard Thursday to attend
conference and visit with friends ana
relatives.
Arthur Spence purchased a Buick
car OF the Deloit Automobile company
last Wednesday and is having great
deal Of pleasure driving it.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Turner and his
sisters, Mrs. S. Browne and Mrs. j. A..
Halberg, motored to Mallard Friday
to attend conference.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Dobson, of Selby, S.
D., came Friday to visit at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. II. G. Dobson, and
among other relatives and friends.
They are enjoying well earned vaca-
ton from their labors at their old
home at Deloit. They are gladly wei
coined.
j. r. Spence went to Mallard Friday
to attend the quarterly conference.
Harry Hanson, OF Odebolt, came.
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with his wife and daughter, who were.
visiting at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. E. A. Mckim.
Miss Iva Mason placed fine new
piano in her home last week. She is.
great lover OF music and will enjoy.
her piano immensely.
Misses Iva Mason, and Orpha Camp
bell commenced the summer term OF
school at the college last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mason and son
spent Sunday at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. Guy Bulfinton.
Mr.. and Mrs John Rounds visited
relatives in Denison part Of last week
and attended the carnival.
Mrs. Hess visited part OF last week
at the home of her friend Mrs. Coda
Waite, at DenisOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hanson and daughter. Cathline,
of Odebolt, land Mrs. L. Mckim, of De-
lott.
Mrs. Margie Hanson, of Odebolt. Wis
tied Saturday afternoon at the j. d.
NewcOm and Riggleman homes.
The carnival at Deloit is fast APP
preaching. Only two weeks from next
Thursday when Deloit will have three
big days of festival. People are max
ing preparations for good time. All
plan to Join with us and enjoy a three
days vacation from labor.
Four large signs have been placed
at the prominent corners OF town, mott
flying autos to slow down to 10 miles
per hour when passing through town.
This request has been UNDECIDED by
the most OF the autos and they are Ii
able to a fine il the practice is contin-
ued. Three autos, very close to each
other, passed through town at a very
high speed Saturday evening. 1t seems
strange when there are SO many acct
dents, people getting injured, if not
killed, and with the damage to cars,
that drivers are not more careful.
Miss Orpha Campbell closed her
spring term OF school last Friday al
ternoon in Stockholm No. with a
fine program. About 1875 were present
The following was the program rem
dered: AZ, TIKI
Welcome Song by School.
Recitation, "How He Helped Him.
SELF. Amanda Gierman.
Recitation, mot in Hurry" >
Vernie Gronau.
Song, Shining Silver River. by
the School.
Recitation-Joscph German.
Duet-Johnston Sisters.
Wand Drill-Four Girls.
Recitation-Ermie Johnson.
Recitation-I'ay Larson.
Song-Dairy Maids.
Recitation-Herbert Gronau.
Song, "Jesus Loves Me-"
Dialogue-Stocks and Bonds.
Drill--Three Boys. Three Girls.
Northumberland Larson.
Recitation-Edgar Larson.
Duet-Johnson Sisters.
Flag Drill-School.
Recitation-Orpha Campbell.
Dialogue-The Sick Doll.
Meadows Song-School.
observation-disclosures Gronau.
Duet johnson Sisters.
Moving Pictures-Footbal Game.
RecitatiOn-COra larson