The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-03
TEMP. MEETING
HELD AT DEL0lT
Temperance Meeting at Oe'ot sun
day Evening Well Attended ana
Thirteen Dollars Collected
THERE FROM 0EN'soN
Other Items Of Interest to Heaoers-
Goings and Comines OF De'on
People .DurinS. the Week. s.

People OurinS the "eeE' t.
The temperance meeting held at the
NJ. Il. church Sunday evening in the
jabsence Of the pastor was well at.
tended and much enjoyed and man..
we're enlightened along some lines;
especially on why they were so de-
sirous of getting this amendment to
carry. Mr.. Jacob Sims and Prof. Z.
IL. Humphrey. Of Denison. were tho
speakers of the evening. Miss Marie
Hawlcy gave a splendid recitation
that was much enjoyed and the choir
rendered some fine selections. Last
but not least we must not forget to
mention the collection which amount
ed to thirteen dollars, which Mr..
Sims took charge of and will hand to
Mr. Terry at Denison. We make men,
ton of this SO that the other church
es and outsiders may know what was
done as they assisted, as did also the
high school. which took charge of the
buttons and literature to see that ev-
eryone was reminded of the date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannibal Fink. of Den
ison, spent Sunday at the Newcom
home.
MIR. and Mrs. George Newcom call
cd ON his uncle, John NcwcOm. Sun
day.
Rev. Allen left Tuesday to attend
conference.
Ben Beaman is busy these days
assisting the graders near tho Fred
Schiller farm in their work.
The Ladies' Aid will meet again
this week to finish off the quilt that
has been on for some time. A fifteen
cent lunch will also be served. Come
and enjoy a social afternoon and help
in a good cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mommie lessen and
Miss Emelie lessen, their daughter.
arrived in Deloit for a short visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Herman Grill.
They expect to leave soon for their
home in California.
Mrs. Hildreth Tucker and daughter,
Mrs. Mills, visited at the Mrs. f.. A.
McKim home Friday. Mrs. George
Newcom, Of Odebolt, was also down
to see her mother.
Earl Winans sold some fine cattle
this week.
Miss Garnet Campbell was week
end visitor at the Fred Ncuman home
near Boyer. H.
Rev. Allen spent Monday visiting
at Boper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell and
children drove up to Boyer Sunday to
spend the day with thehir daughter
The Red Cross is nicely settled in
their new home near the post office
and are as busy as bees. Anyone who
can assist them will be welcome.
Quite a number OF our people have
been having the grippe, but none are
seriously i'll. 4 =. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Abbott spent
Sunday at the Schelldorf home in
West Side.
Dr0der Boysen sold and hauled his
corn to the elevator this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mauck drove
to Des Moines Sunday.
Willard Turner was a Deloit visit
or Friday.
Alfred Brogden and wife. from near
penison, visited at the Dale Cose
home Sunday.
N. H. Brogden is keeping bachelors
hall while his wife is visiting in Los
Angels and San Francisco, Cali.
Uncle John Newcom. who has been
i'll so long, is somewhat improved.
N. II. Brogden visited his daugh'
ter. Bessie Cosc. Sunday.
Mr.. Weir and wife will soon leave
us as the new agent has arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe True autoed over
to Soldier Sunday to spend the day
with old friends and report dandy
chicken dinner.
Miss Eta Stubbe has been spend.
Ing the week end at Boyer.
Horvov Shivna and family will nova
to Denison, where he has rented a
house until spring.
Willard Hickman and Albert Ander-
son have rented the Vess Horr house,
which is a double one. making it very
convenient for small families.
Mrs. Annie Winans and Mrs. Lucy
Dobson spent last week at the Slater
home.
Milton Johnson went to Boone for
short visit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman visited Sun
day at the Ike Zea home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Naslund and Mr..
and Mrs. Wulf, of Boyer. drove down
to spend the day Sunday at the Fred
Landon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kehr, of Manila.
autoed over to Deloit Sunday to spend
the day WIN WIT. anu MEo. ueoISe
Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Chamberlain and
George Watson were pleasant callers
on their old friend, George Hutchin-
son. Sunday.
Ralph Beaman. Con Lingle and Geo.
Beaman went to Wall Lake to spend
the day. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Priebs were
pleasant callers at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. julius Christensen.
The old Milt Childress farm has
been reported sold for 1888 per acre.