The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-12

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their neighbors. A large company was
present and enjoyed a splendid eve
ming with this popular pastime.
\ Charley Butterworth has the foun
dalton laid and excavation completed
4 Tor new residence on a lot across
4 the road from his residence property
This is certainly a proper move and
| one that q goodly number of our mon
led people might we'll follow.
Fred Baber was up from Shelby
county Friday visiting his father, r.
r. Baber, and other relatives.
]. l.. Butterworth and wife were in
Denison Sunday, the former conduct.
ing preaching services in the new L.
IL. S. church,
i Mrs. VIII Aldrich and daughter
Flossie, were UP from Dunlap last
week visiting at the j. w. Cramer
home.
Albert BirkhOfer was an Omaha Wis
itor Saturday.
The NJ e. church people in gener-
al and the WOman's Foreign Mission
airy society in particular are looking
forward to genuine treat next Sun.
fday when Miss Ada Lanck, mission
airy from India, will be here and give
the morning address. Miss Lanck
has had thirty years experience in the
missionary work in the foreign field
and is admirably equipped to speak of
this great work in this great field. She
lis sister OF Rev. LIanck, a pastor at
this place about thirty years ago, and
we'll remembered by our older mem.
|bers. The public Is cordially invited
to be present and hear this wonder
full address. The annual thank offer
ling will be taken at the close of the
service.
Mrs. d. f. Bremser was hostess to
the Golden Hour club at its meeting
last Friday afternoon. A number of
other ladies were present, which adj
ded charm to the occasion. The af-
ternoon was spent in the usual way,
4 with splendid lunch following.
Loren Alexander was up from Dun.
lap day or two last week visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Roy.
A. l.. Rule and wife and Glen Rule
and wife and baby were up from Har-
Ian Sunday spending the day with rel
atives.
Our people were not surprised last
week when it became known that d. s.
Miller had received the last great call
of his Maker. and had gone to answer
the summons Mt. Miller had been in
falling health for long time and at
many different times the past winter
had the end seemed very near. Thus.
when death came to him it occasiOned
no surprise. David 8. Miller was born
| in Washington county, Penn, on
June 6, 1886, and passed away at his
home in Dow City April S, 1916, being
70 years, 8 months and 20 days old.
He came west in young manhood and
settled in Iowa in 1864 Three years
later he was married to Jane Kuyken-
dali and to this union two children
were born. Mrs. Minnie Dearduff. Of
who preceded her father to the grave.
For many years the family lived In
Galland's Grove, moving to Dow City
in 1901, where they have since resid.
ed. Mr.. Miller was member of the
4 Reorganized Church Of Latter I. Day
Saints and lived conscientious. chris
i tian life for many years. He leaves
to mourn his departure an aged wife,
one daughter, four grandchildren, two
sisters and scores OF friends. The last
sad rites were held at the L. d. s.
church in Dow City on Friday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, Elder David r.
Chambers. of Magnolia, conducting
the services. and the body was laid to
rest in the local cemetery. The sym
pathy OF the entire community is theirs
lin this hour of sorrow in the loss of
their loved one.
The school board elected teachers
for the ensuing year at their meeting
last week as follows: Principal, G. w,
Manning; first assistant, Miss Relta
COryell; second assistant and music
Miss Bernice Hunsicker: grammar,
4 Miss Hilda Turnlund; intermediate
Miss Ellen Goddard; second primary.
mot filled; first primary, Miss Agnes
Goddard 1t is said that not all ex-
pect to accept the places to which they
Ilhaye been elected. The teaching corps
there has given excellent service and
it is most pleasing t01the patrons that
the board sees fit to retain them. Miss
Lamb OF the second primary was not
All applicant again.
Howard Rule and family were up
from Council Bluffs Saturday and Sun,
Iday visiting relatives.
Il Miss Emma Wilbur spent the week
lend at the parental, Fred Wilbur,
homo near Dunlap.
il The blue prints Of plans and the pic
Iture of the finished building as. the
NEW Baptist church will appear have
J been on display in the window OF the
! Farmers State bank tor several days