The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-26

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GRAM AT MANILA
Society Meets With Mrs. r. c. Jack
son and Mrs. w. NJ. Gaumer
Acts A. Leader.
o. e. S. iNrALL OFFICERS
Work on New School Building Pro
crossing niceiy-New officers Of
Christian Endeavor Elected
The following missionary program
was given at the home of Mrs. R. c.
jackson ON Friday evening Jan. 21st
and Mrs. w. N. Gaumer leader.
Partone.
Piano Solo, "Polzndise", Chopin, Edna
Smith.
Song Onward Christian Soldiers"
Devotional exercises, Mrs. John Hutch
inson.
Roll Call.
Reading, ''The Plums Of Peace, Rev
Geo. H. Mitchell.
Part Two.
Subject, "The American Indian"
Piano Solo Ia Indian Revel."
Brownoff (b), Indian Suite"
Love Song (Sioux) Love.
Song (Grace Vintrie) Tobacco Dance
Song Grow, War Dance, Lucille Lig'
get. :.
Vocal Solo, "Indian Cradle Song
Clark, Mts. N. C. White.
mission Stations. Mrs. John Calvin
Travels, Mrs. Ed Smith.
Piano solo (a), "The Indian Flute and
Love Song, harmonized by ThurloW
Liewrance, ~ Love Song, Marie
Crosby, Anna Brown.
Vocal Solo, Invocation to the Sun
Cod, harmonized by Carlos Trayer
Mrs. w. B. Liggett.
Recitation. "My Little Brown Broth
err, Gladys Baker.
Part Three.
Refreshments and Silver Offering.
A large crowd attended the meeting
and a very generous silver offering
was received which will be paid to the
Home and Foreign Missionary Boards
The Guild was entertained at the
home of Mrs. ]. F. Carnahan on Friday
afternoon.
n on Wednesday evening at the Ma
sonic hall the new officers for the
Eaatern Stars were duly installed:
Worth Matron, Mary White; Worthy
patron. Herman Boeck; Associate
~ q ~ Hird Secretary. Lucy
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/ Conc uctrsss, Bertha Disbufg; Associ
ate conductresa,s Myrtle CuFler; Chap
slin,,l ~ 4Iifd. Matshal,s Mr.. Per.
~ Cruise; 4 rganist, Nina Callahan;
Ruth. Mrs. r. Chamberlin; Esther
Lor9ne Jackson; Martha, Caroline
McCraeken; Electa. Anna Mae
starry: Warden, Lola Morgan; senti'
mel, Victor Morgan. After the install
lation . delicious two course lunch.
con was served, which was en10yed
by over sixty, persons present.
George Natzel. OF Omaha, came
home Saturday night to spend Sunday
at his parental home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Mcleod have
been guests 1t the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Baker this week.
Dyson & Calvin have installed fine
new set of shelves and store fixtures
in their new meat and grocery depart
ment.
Nj. and Mrs. Henry Schutt have
returned to their home at Orient, after
a week visit among relatives here.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church met at the home OF
Mrs. Edd Dyson on Wednesday.
James Hook and family are under
quarantine this week for small pox.
,John Hamann and son. Henry, ship
ned two cars Of cattle to Chicago on
Saturday. Henry accompanied the ship
ment.
n E, Saiter left Thursday night on
a business trip to Chicago. from there
lie goes to Marshall, ILL.,, to visit rela'
tives.
August Weber purchased recently
of Philip Doughtery and wife lots II
and IL in block %. Consideration was
$500.
Harry McCrcken and U. T. Mcmahon
attended the meeting of county asses
sors at Denison last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Mckibben, who
have been visiting at the home of J. T.
and viii McLaren returned to their
home in Mechanicsville on Monday
night.
Mrs. Thos. A. Moore and sons. Al,
lie and Denn, have left for visit in
Sioux City and Mitchell, S. D., with
relatives.
Mrs. J. M. Ball was a viistor in
Omaha on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Petersen spent
Sunday with relatives. and friends IN
Manila.
Mrs. ]. J. Meehan. who has been
dangerously Ill with pneumonia Is out
again, q fact which her many friends
are pleased to note. :,
e. w. Shields. the horse buyer, will
be In Manila on Saturday.
d. B. Barrett, of Lieynor, Ia. visit
ed with his family here over Sunday
Mrs. Catherine Jones visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Ben Ehricks, in
Aspinwall ON Tuesday.
Ray Thompson and F. j. Hanrahan
marketed cattle in Omaha last week.
Henry Hamann purchased four head
of Hereford cattle OF Mr.. Amos OF
Indianola the past week. !.
patrick DOughtery who has been III
with pneumonia is convalescent, which
all are pleased to learn.
Henry Richeal has leased the T. G
Cray farm for the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. McLaren are the