The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-24
TABERNACLE is
NOW READY
Tabernacle at Dow City Erected and
Will Seat 1000 PeopIe-Lo.
Gated in the City Park
MEETINGS COMMENCE FRIDAY
Are to be in Charge Of Evangelist
colarove and Party of Four
Large Choir Formed

coiarove and Party Of Four
Large Choir Formed
The erection of the tabernacle for
the special evangelistic services, to
begin Friday night of this week, began
on schedule time Monday morning
and regardless of the stormy, windy
day, which made the raising of the
4 tabernacle more difficult, splendid
progress was made on the building.
All of the frame work was completer,
the two sides one end and half OF the
roof sheeting was put on by the time
the volunteer workmen had to quit in
the afternoon Fine progress was !al-
so made Tuesday when the building
was completely enclosed and the seats
made and placed. Wednesday the
platform was constructed and the rest
Of the, rubberoid was placed on the
sides and roof The tabernacle is 5O
feet wide and 80 feet long and will
B seat from 800 to 1000 people. 1t is
4 erected in the city park, where it Will
+ be convenient to all. 1t will be we'll
lighted with electricity and well heat
ed with stoves. Evangelist Colegrove
will be here Friday night to begin the
revival meetings. He will bring with
Z him four assistants who are speclal-
lists in the different departments nee
essary to carry on successful and
complete campaign. However two OF
the assistants will not be with the
4 party until next week. There will be
q union prayer meeting in the Baptist
church Thursday night, to which ev-
eryOne who is DESTROYS of seeing a
gracious revival is urged to attend.
Prof. Wright, who will have charge
of the chorus choir, desires to meet
the singers for rehearsal Thursday
night in the Methodist church. They
had meeting Tuesday night and are
partly organized. Let any who will
help In the music be on hand SO that
there may be good chorus organized
ready for a good start when the
meetings begin Friday night. ~
The @WOman's Home Missionary So
ciety held their regular monthly meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. d. e. Bremser with a good at
tendance For the lesson study which
was very ably conducted by Mrs.
Frank McHenry the first chapter of
the book, Missionary Milestones,"
was taken into consideration, the sub
5iect being AT the Cross Roads" The
meeting was a most interesting one
and those present spent very pleas
ant as we'll as profitable hour.
O. J. Judd and wife spent the day
Friday in Omaha.
Mrs T. A. Beck was UP from Coun-
/ Gil Bluffs visiting her sister, Mrs. L.
C. Hatch, and family several days last
week.
Mrs. j. F. Rudd and her daughter,
Mrs Edith Schaaf, visited their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. B. G. Lyman, and
family in Carroll Wednesday. Mrs.
Schaaf went from there to her home
at Sioux Falls, S. D. She had been
called here the first of the week by
the death Of her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Clark. I.
Little Marian Boham celebrated his
fourth birthday Tuesday by inviting
in q number of playmates to his home
to enjoy the afternoon. Games were
INDUCED in and the little folks had a
merry time. A nice lunch was served
before the guests departed. Marian
was rememberer by his friends with
several pretty gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walters and
two children were in DenisOn one day
last week.
Theodore Brinkman has secured EN-
.plOyment in a round house at Missouri
Valley. He has rented house there
for his family who had been here at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Carbaugh, since their return
from Little Rock, Ark, several weeks
ago Mrs. Brinkman and the three
children left Thursday for Missouri
Valley. Mrs. Walter Cole accompan-
led them and spent a couple of days
there.
n Mrs. w. w. Galland went to Mis-
souri, Valley the first of last week for
couple Of, weeks visit with her
daughters, Mrs. George Brundige and
Mrs. Reuben Huff, and their families.
The John Davis family, who came
here from Carroll several months ago,
since which time they had been occu-
plying the Wheelright property north
OF the Galland residence, moved to the
Slattery farm near Buck Grove last
week
Raymond Rule was over from the
1 Willow Wednesday visiting at the pa
rental, w. H. Rule, home.
Mrs. Walter Homan and son, Charles
and daughter, Lois, were passengers
to Omaha Friday for week end visit
with her people.
Mrs. Frank Odell and son, Hugh,
! and daughter, Byrl, came up from Lo-
Y gan Thursday and were guests at the
Charlie Smith home, also visiting with
other friends The former returned
\ Friday, while the latter two remained
/, q couple Of days longer
John O'Meara and sister, Mary,
4 moved the latter part of the week from
4 the Clarence OMeara property in to
the residence which they recently pur-
II chased OF Mrs. r. G. Luke.
Miss Esther Turnlund was pas
: senger up from Council Bluffs Friday
I for a week end visit at the parental,
# a. P. Turnlund, home.
y Mesdames Lester Meyer and Lloyd
Wells arrived the first of last week
from Pueblo, Colo, having been called
by the serious illness of their mother,
Mrs. j. w. Cramer.
s Miss Barbara Scott returned last
"Wednesday from pleasant ten days
visit with friends and relatives in FIT.
Dodge and Carroll.
Mrs. w. c. Rolls and daughter, Ruby
went to Des Moines Friday to meet
Mr. Rolls WIN had Snent the week in