The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14
Joe Thompson shipped a car of hogs
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5 Joe Thompson shipped car OF hog
!. to So Omaha last Wednesday.
/, Bryce Bremser is recovering nice
} ly from his recent illness, and tn
i. nurse, Miss Franklin, who was carin
3 for him, has been transferred to tn
Fred Coleman home, where Mrs. Cole
man and two daughters are i'll. Al
are improving, however, which thei
many friends are pleased to note.
Tho Woman's Foreign Missionar
lSociety of the NJ. e. church held it
Irregular monthly meeting last Wedncs
day afternoon with Mrs. Joe Halle
WELL about forty-five being present
The lesson study, Music and Mis-
sions," was taken up under the lead
ership of Mrs. L. G. Virgins, roll cal
being responded to, with favorit
hymns. Two special ARTICLES were rea'
on the hymns. used in missionary worl
At the close of the lesson splendid
lunch was served. The assistant hos
tesses were Mrs. Frank Bryan, Mrs
| Fred Glassburner and Mrs. Mott NC
Henry. The July meeting will be hell
with Mrs. Ida Talcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Howarth wer'
| uOWh llOuA AIChlSol ouhuoS
RELATIVES.
A. A. Fishel shipped car of hog:
and one of cattle to the So. Omaha
market Wednesday night.
| Howard Rules household goods were
shipped to him at Omaha last Thurs
day and the family will take up thei
residence in that city.
Miss Blanche Monaghan, of Ports
mouth, visited friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Clarence Omears
spent Sunday in Denison with rela
tives. "''.@ .tr r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McCord, of De
| fance, accompanied by their guest
Elder Barrett, OF Lamont, spent the
day Wednesday at the Arch "Lairt
home. ',",t&i 800 -
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Baber went to Den
ison Saturday for a Sundays visi
with relatives. "". - lE'
Rev. A. b. Adams made a business
trip to Des Moines the early part ol
last week. r-5< '.t.5
Mrs. Will Schouten was hostess las,
Thursday to the J. p, F., club, wher
the club had it's usual good time AL
enjoyed the excellent lunch the hos
tess served. -5.-.
Globe Lodge No. $50 held its semi
|annual election of officers last Tues
day evening with the following re-
suit: Asa Divine. N. G.; Harvey Ham
rick, v. G.; J. A. Brill, 3. s.; F. c
Buss, Treas.
Frank Binnall and son Ralph wen,
to Omaha Tuesday morning. as.
| A man who has been working neal
here on the county grading work
came near meeting his everlasting
doom last Saturday. When train No
I6, which arrives here at 2:51 p. m.
was pulling into the yards. he started
to cross over. He fell, and Agent j.
G. Graul, who was nearby, dragged
him from his lperilous position just
in time to, save his life. . -
Dow City Rebekalh Lodge, No. 497
held its election of Officers last Wed
nesday evening with results as fol
lows: N, G., Mrs. Anna Shark; V. y
Mrs. Fannie Cooper; Il. S.. Mrs. Mari
anna Harper; treasurer, Mrs. Ola 30
han. ~. -'N, q, t't Z.
The excavation for the new school
was completed Monday. Contractor
Farrell came up from Omaha Monday
and let the contract for hauling ma
terial to r. Alexander. This will be
put on the ground at once and build
ing will begin at an early date.
Albert Birkhofer shipped car OF
horses to the Omaha market Monday
night. '".""@@ y"t7 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Antisdel arrived
from Council Bluffs Monday evening
for visit at the o. ]. Judd home.
Miss Lulu Howorth was a Dunlap
visitor Friday. a.. H
Globe Lodge No. $50 l. O. o. +. was
host last Tuesday evening to merry
gathering OF the clan and the Char
ter Oak Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
and the local Rebekahs were their
guests. After brief business session
the doors of the lodge room were
thrown open to the guests. After a
season of visiting splendid two
course lunch was served. Then Prof.
G.. w. Manning as toastmaster took
charge and in his bright way called
on members of the. different lodges
for talks. Messrs Sturges. Drake,
Malone and Mrs. French, all Of Char
ter Oak, and Messrs. Cross, Crandall.
Rolls, Binnall and others of the local
lodges responded and gave talks that
we're much appreciated. Altogether
it was joyful occasion and one which
served to keep the lodge, spirit alive
between the separate organizations.
DR.. +. N. Rowe is contemplating go
ing to Chicago at an early date to
take some post graduate work in Ills
profession. The doctor believes that
there is nothing like keeping to the
front on new things in his line of work
and is DESTROYS that his patients re.
ceive the best he can secure for them.
He will, however. secure physician
to take care of the work here during
his absence.
- We regret to state that at meet.
ing on Monday evening it was decided
to call off the fourth of July celebra.
ton here. The committee appointed
to secure attractions. etc, were un
a BILE to get what they thought the PEG.
pie would like and rather than make
poor offering they called the affair
off. This will be great disappoint.
menti to many, but those handling the
know best. Many. how.
ever, prefer to spend the day quietly
and these will have their wish graft
He'd. "}'s tai's.a,
The Methodist Brotherhood met
last Monday evening for the monthly