The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-12-06
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The revival meetings at the Metho-
dist church closed Sunday evening
after three weeks of special effort to
save the lost During the entire time
very few unsaved came to the meet
ings. Many nights not one unsaved
person was in attendance. Seldom
were there two or three such persons
present. Possibly three of four eve
nings there were five of six such per-
sons as auditors. The closing day a
husband and wife united with the
church. However, the. meetings can
not be considered as an entire failure
as the membership Of the church that
a Sla at5en and S sScs
II to their first l6M&;ssS HE M6odbine
Gospel team of one dozen strong were
with the church people Sunday and
conducted mems Meeting In the al
ternOOn and had entire charge of the
evenings service. Their assistance
was highly appreciated by the pastor
and the church. The singing of the
teams male quartet and the solos OF
Mr.. Seible were the leading features
Of the teams work. This team is a
strong one and will be heard Of in the
future. Rev. "A. B. Adams goes to
Woodbine the coming Sunday to hold
divine services for the Rev. J. F. St.
Clair, who will be absent dedicating
church. In Rev. Adams absence,
Rev. Jacob Bremser will be the preach
or at both the morning and evening
services. Rev. Adams and helpers are
busy cleaning up around the church
and by the end of the week, If the
weather permits, will have the out
side in neat condition. In few
more weeks the workmen will have
the basement completed. The fire has
delayed the finishing of the undertake
ing very much. When it is all COM
pleted, the church is planning on hav-
ing big jubilee with dedication Of
the basement closing with a big ban
quet. Watch for this jubilee and ban
quet. The usual week evening pray
er service will be held on Thursday
evening and choir practice Friday
evening There will be a meeting of
the s. 8. board, next Saturday at two
O'clock p. m. ,..-
Miss Lena Honz was visiting with
friends in Arion on Sunday.
Miss Ellen Scott was over from Ida
Grove and spent Thanksgiving at the
parental, Jim Scott, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain re-
turned last week from two weeks
visit with relatives in Illinois.
e. H. Swaseey was county seat
caller on Friday. .ssr E...~s.9e
Chas. Rasmussen, of Ainsworth,
Nebr., was visitor at the G. w. Lang
ley home several days the past week.
He also visited at the homes of Geo.
and Frank Binnall. Mr.. Rasmussen
is sOn.in-law of the Langleys'
Mrs. E. H. Babersand baby daughter
went to Manila Wednesday evening
for a Thanksgiving visit with rela-
tives. J.
Last Wednesday afternoon w. C..
Rolls paid his election bet by rolling
peanut around Main street square
with crowbar which furnished much
amusement for a large crowd. Music
was rendered by the band during the
act. 1t is said that the peanut used
was. an. extraordinary large. one. and
was sent from DkIahon1a ten: years
ago to Mrs. C. f. Buss by relative.
Miss Margaret Ryan went to Cres-
cent Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv-
Ing with her folks.
Mrs. w. L. Swatman returned on
Wednesday to her home in Omaha
after a several days visit at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Jess Agee.
Mrs Ackens, Of Decatur, Nebr.,
scame last week for visit with her
Il Eelatives, the Etterman families.
,MN,.aMiss Erma Chamberlain arrived on
X &dnesday from Indianola for
M tnksgiving visit with the home
bmltcob Bremser has returned from a
j3ll, Qof several weeks with his sons
jpbon and Hastings, Neb.
HA1N \ Claus Hansen was visitor in
" fJ In Wednesday last.
f|y Harry Huntington and daugh.
.3siJ he up from Omaha Wednesday
N family are now nicely settled
their home having moved into
g9 fsidence which was vacated by
s i'd. Mrs. M. j. Breen.
. day last week two coal cars
e derailed on the Northwestern
] y tx two miles west of town. The
V:ars were soon on the track again and
yfinot much damage was done =.
! Miss Mabel Colo came down from
Deloit Wednesday for a Thanksgiving
visit. ts
Miss Lulu Howorth was shopper
in DenisOn on Wednesday,.
A. L.. Colby and daughter, Zelma,
from Castana, spent several days the
past week at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Kuykendall. aEr I
Roney Ettleman and his neice, Mrs.
Ackens, and Mrs. Earl Ettleman were
visitors Wednesday at the home OF the
formers daughter, Mrs. M. A. Henry,
in Denison.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain
and daughter, Erma, motored to Lake
View Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Carroll DEMO, and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lingle have
gone to Denison where they will make
their home. ~
Y Misses Nettie Earnest, and Marian
Twigs came up from Omaha Wednes-
day evening and spent Thanksgiving
with the formers sister, Mrs. 5. A.
Dow. and family. - -. :
Mrs. VIM. Ettleman and little daugh.
ter returned Wednesday from few
days visit with relatives in Mondamin
Loren Butler was down from Arion
one day last week. a'-.M IS
Miss Letha Manning came up from
Omaha Wednesday fbr>a TAa4ksgiSS
ing visit at the pareAta1, C<W1 Man5
ming Home,
Miss Emma Weber, has returned