The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-16
CONFERENCE OF
|. D. 5. CHURCH

Conference and Sunday School an
Religious Convention Of GaIlands
Grove L. D. s. District Held
ED. euTTERWoRTH IN cHARe|
Elder Barrett, Of Lamont, Present an
Delivers Interesting Address
Many Delegates From Distance (.
The district conference and Sunda
School and Religion convention Of til
Gallands Grove district of the L. D.
church convened at the local churcl
last Friday moring. Elder ]. L. Butter
worth presided. After the opening
ceremonies the business of the Sunda.
school and religi0 societies wer'
taken up The reports were heard ant
accepted. On Saturday among Othel
business handled, the organization o
the church and Sunday School was con
pleted and they are now regular
part of the district. Saturday nigh
was given over to the Round Tables
The Sunday services opened with morn
ing prayer. At II a. m. Elder Charles
r. Butterworth delivered most in
spring sermon that was listened tC
by a large congregation. At 2.30 Elder
Barrett, of Lamont. preached and again
ut 7.30. The conference closed with
this service. Many delegates were here
from various points. BY invitation the
DenisOn charge will entertain the June
convention.
1s' Methodist Church ''t''
Prayer meeting at the church Thurs
day night at 1880 O'Clock.
Choir meets at the church Friday
night at the usual hour, Miss Hunsick-
er having charge.
Usual services Sunday. Let the
people be a little more prompt in their
arriyallat the services.
Charley Bybee spent the day Sunday
with friends In Denison.
Miss Flora Virgins came up from
WOOdbine Sunday to spend the day at
the parental, NJ. G. Virgins, home.
Miss Nettie Ernest went to Omaha
Friday to spend few days with rela-
/ tives and friends.
Lee Winn left last Thursday for
O'Ncil, Neb., where lie goes to look
after business affairs.
Charley Justice and son, Vernon, ar
rived last week from Wendt, S. d., to
visit at the Fred Pearsall and Lige
Justice homes.
Jay. Bell returned home Saturday
from his trip through the northern part
of the state. where he was looking over
several school buildings. Thos. Ahart, |
who accompanied him, returned earlier
in the week.. Mr.. Bell went to Cicero.
kee also for a days visit with the fam.
lily of his brOther-in.law, Eldridge !
Shook
County Sheriff Cummings, of Dcni-
son, was visitor here Saturday on
business connected with his Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Glassburner were
up from Woodbine Friday evening tol
attend the chicken pie supper given
Foreign Missionary society.
We regret to learn of the serious
illness of Mrs. Levi lgou. We are in
formed that the children have been
summoned. As Mrs. Igou is consider
ably advanced in years and her illness
has assumed such serious nature no
great hopes are entertained for her re-
cOvery. However, we trust she may
be spared to the aged husband and to
the other members Of the family.
Jack Gibson and son, LaVerne, &C.
c0mpanied r. w. Houston to Omaha
last Thursday. where new Ford car
was purchased and brought home for
the former.
L. =. Mcbride visited his parents at
Denison Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Pearsall, Sr.
came into town Thursday to visit their
children and be in attendance at the |
l.. ID. S. district conference and Sun
day school convention. Both of these !
good people are well along in years |
and their trips to town are necessarily /
few and both children and friends were
delighted to see them again and know |
that they are in good enough health to
come. Both enjoyed the conference
very much.
Phil and Tim Cronin we're in Vail
one day last week attending the fun.
eral Of a relative. ''3'H s'."
Art Wilson moved Ills household
goods last week to the home OF his !
father-in-law, s. A. Dow. and Will ct.
tleman moved in from the Gibson farm
and Is occupying the house vacated by
the Wilson'S.
The W0man's club meets next week |
for its regular meeting, at which time
DR.. J. A. Brill will give talk on
meats, the various cuts and their rela-
tive food values. All ladies of the COM
mupity are cordially invited to be
present and hear this address, the sub.
ject Of which concerns every house
wife.
Edgar lanyard was taken to the NJ
p. hospital at Des Moines Wednesday,,
where he will be treated for sciatic
rheumatism. George Binnall accom-
panied him, returning home Thursday
evening.
b Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Goodman, Of
M0Oseheart, Mont, were in town a day
or two last week visiting his brother.
Parke. On account of Mrs. Goodman
being unable to live. in the high alti-
tude of Montana the family were on
their. way to Oklahoma. where~they|
expect to make their home.
A., "A. Fishel has bills out for a sale
to be held at his farm ~, miles south
Of town on Friday. February 25th. Mr..
Fishel has rented his farm land, but
will continue to live on the farm. Look
up his ad in this issue.
Miss Marguerite, Luke came up from q