The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28

i wish to be numbered among those in
extending sympathy. a.,
i Mrs. Howard Pegg, Of M0ndamin,
was guest at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. VIM Ettleman for several days
the past week. ...,
| Claude Cornelius has been quite
Sick the past few days with, symp-
toms of pneumonia.
/ John. Ahart has returned from Bat
tie Creek. Mich. to which place he
accompanied Fred Coleman. the lat.
ter going there for treatments. We
are glad to note that he is getting
along splendidly.
Mrs. J. r.. Goldsworthy was hostess
to the Priscilla club at her pleasant
home Thursday. A large number were
there, the hostess entertaining in her
.usual. pleasing manner. After. a most
II mi osGtIa 4 afternoon nice Ssfefrcsh.
ERaeilt AS were Served and the guests
Irspais Ped t0s fiicir homes y ptohouncing
ifhe, pcras ion one long tofbs remember
Ped ;;ft: :H:n
Miss 9L,ilu Howorths y visited with
RELATIVES in Dunlap. oyer Sunday. -
Arthur, Birkhofer, of Minn.is visit
I ing at the home of his brother, and
ltwith other relatives also. 4
Mrs. Harold Salisbury and two chill
| lren came from Glidden Saturday to
see her mother, Mrs. Sabiha Cross.
who was seriously i'll, passing away
shortly after their arrival.
! Mesdames jim Turner and VIM.
Birkhofer were among the Denison
callers Saturday.
| Chris VolIersen has purchased a
| residence in east Denison and the
family. will move there about the first
of June
Henry Weimer shipped two cars OF
hogs to Chicago last week and re-
ceiyed a price Of $3.50 per hundred.
| Miss Mary Sander of Charter Oak,
was buried in the Dow City cemetery
Friday. We understand that she
passed away at hospital i'll Sioux
City after having underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis. The deceas-
ed was fourteen years Of age at the,
time TO her death. Funeral services
were held at the NJ. f.. church i'll
| Charter Oak. The family were at
one time residents of this vicinity.
| Mrs. EmmersOn Mill was up from
Dunlap and spent a few days the
past week at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Charley Sprang.
| Mrs. w. N. Schouten has been en-
| pertaining her sister, Mrs. B. Wright,
| OF Charter Oak for q few days.
! Pete Hansen returned Wednesday
from a weeks visit with his sister,
Mrs. Pete Dybdal and family in Gctt-
niger. i
Sam Kuykendall OF Schleswig, has
accepted a position in the Art Will
son barber shop.
! Leon Cassaday and family, of Deni
son were recent visitors at the Frank
McHenry home.
| j. r. Griffin was a Denison caller
Saturday.
! Quite a number from here attended
the funeral Of NJ. j. Collins, in Dcni
! son Thursday. =.
| Last Sunday was a special day at
| the Methodist church, services being
held III the morning, afternoon, and
evening. At the morning service. con-
! Quoted by the pastor. Rev A. 3.
Adams. five babies were dedicated TO
! the Lord by their parents. The chill
, dren received the sacrement OF Rap-
| tisnl~a follows: Vernon Lyle, the lit
Tie son OF Harry Sharp and wife, Ada
Arlene. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. IA.
!, L. 'Aleman, James Henry, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Virgins, and Clara
Beth, daughter Of Dr.. J. A. Brill and
wife,. and the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Butler. At, the seryice.s a
beautiful quartet sang Jesus Thinks
Of Me- composed of John Winn, Ma
than Hahn, and the Misses Dorothy
| Pfarr and Leonae Wiley. Preceding
| the opening OF the service. Nathan
Hahn played pretty violin solo with.
! piano accompaniment by Miss Fam
cheon Wiley. AT the noon hour, the
usual Sunday school service was held.
In the afternoon, the new basement
and baptistry We're dedicated, Rev.
! Cable. the district Superintendent pre-
siding and having in charge the de-
dicatoty services. Preceding the de-
| dicatiop, he gave 4 short talk stating
what a fine improvement to the church
| etc. also, telling of other improve
ments of different churches in the dis
, trict. Our church has every reason.
| TO be proud of the new construction
Rand we confidently believe that ii will
prove a great blessing. At six thirty
| the usual Epworth League service was
held. led by Loren Thomas. The eve
| ming service began at seven thirty,
Rev. Cable preaching and having in
| charge the sacrement of the Lords
supper Quarterly conference held at
| nine O'Clock on Monday morning. Rev.
Gable presiding. 2
The Eldridge Bryan family aud Miss
leila Brascl were down from Denison
ATTENDING church. Sunday morning.
| Corn< looSen 0ff~