The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-19

The p. E. O.'s will meet Friday at
ternoon with Mrs. Hugo Gebert at $3.50
w. C. Rolls, of Dow City, called Al
the Review office on Friday last anG
extended his subscription to the paper
Mrs. James Ballantyne was up from
Arion last Wednesday attending tt
some shopping duties and visiting will
friends.
Miss Vera Menagh went up to Siou,
City on Saturday last, where she il
spending the week visiting at thu
Clark Stone home. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wulf. sons
Leonard and Earl. and daughter. Elsie
were down from Vail Monday shopping
and visiting with friends.
DR.. John Earl, president of De-
Moines college, was a visitor at thu
Rev. E. P. Williams, home in Denisor
on Thursday Of last week..
Mrs. George Heston returned Satur
day from Des Moines, where she hal
spent the past winter at the home o
her daughter, Mrs. +. 4. Brown.
Misses Esther and Ruth Bienlein
who are teaching near Lake View
spent the week end at Denison visit
ing friends and the Sisters of St. Rose
academy.
Mrs. George p. Swartz. of Boyer
was a pleasant shopper in Denison OF
Friday OF last week. While in the cit!
she hailed at the Review Office and ex
tended her subscription to the paper
Eldr;dge Bryan. of Arion, tan act
ed bushes in Denison on Wednesda!
of last week. While in the city HI
took occasion to call at the Review of
flee and extend his subscription to thu
Review.
Mrs. Spray Malone, Of Kenwood. &C
companied by Mrs. E. A. johnson ant
daughter, Winifred, of Dow City, shop
ped and visited with Denison friend:
Tuesday. The Review Office acknowl
edges a pleasant call.
Miss Margaret Reynolds, who ha:
visited for the past six months at the
home OF her nephew, Mr.. ALFRED
Wright, in this city. departed Tuesda,
evening for the east. where she vii
make her home with relatives in Con
necticut and on Long Island.
Thos. Munsey, of Dow City, visited
with Denison friends Monday and call
ed at the Review office, where he ex
tended his subscription to the paper
Mr.. Munsey has been confined to his
home by illness during the past few
months and this was his first visit tC
DenisOn for some time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hink returned
last Friday from Falls City, Neb.
where they were called on account OF
the illness of their little granddaugh
ter at the home Of their son-in-law
Rev. Gulschke. At tho time of their
return home the little girl was much
improved after the performance Of On
operation:
The bible study classes OF the city
will meet at the following homes on
Tuesday afternoon of next week for
discussion of the 18th chapter of the
book of St. John: District No. 2 with
Mrs. M. A. Penney; district No. with
Mrs. Howard Cole; district No. with
Mrs. c.. M. Jensen: district No. with
Mrs Otto Hansen: district No. with
Mrs. L. l.. Hubbell
There seems to be good deal OF
complaint about the grade which the
city has adopted with reference to the
new paving, and this is especially SO
where the street is higher or lower
than the sidewalk. We understand it
is the contention of the city council
that it is impossible to make the grade
of the street conform to the sidewalks
in every instance, inasmuch as the
sidewalks have been located frequently
by guess and without reference to
what the grade would warrant.
We understand that Robert F.. RO
mans and Warren b. Romans are now
engaged in the automobile business at
Aberdeen. s. D., having formed q com
pany known as the Romans Brothers
Automobile company. Warren has
been making his home at Lincoln. at
which place he has been in the employ
of the Goodrich Tire company and on.
ly recently has moved to Aberdeen to
take an active part in the new bust
ness. The two boys expect to conduct
the land business built up by their
father in connection with their new
enterprise. They are both hustlers
and no doubt will make success Of
their undertaking.
Confirmation services were held last
morning at the German Luth.
eran church, at which time class Of
sixteen young people were confirmed.
1t was an impressive service which
united the bright young boys and girls
with the church after having complet-
ed the required course in the cate
chism and rules of the church. The
Luterans make niue of confirmation
services and te large congregation en-
joyed the special services conducted
by Rev. VIM. Frese. Those who were
confirmed were: Erich Hadenfeldt. Ed.
ward LEM, Peter Meggers, Alvin
Louie Segebart, Albert
Schultz, Willie Moss, Edward Evers,
Ada Schultz. Ella Harder, Agnes San.
der, Elva Beilfeldt, Adele Meggers,
Sophie Thomson, Olga Schroeder and
Alma LANCE.
The choir OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church have arranged special
music for Easter Sunday something
out of the ordinary. In the morning
the choir will sing "The Hallelujah
Chorus" from Handel's Messiah" and
in the evening "The Easter King" can
tata by Florio will be rendered. The
choir is made up of thirty-five voices
and is under the direction of Mr.. r.
J. Sibbert, who is ably assisted by
Mrs. Sibbert. The music planned for
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