The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07
GLASSBURNER'S
GIVEN FAREWELL

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Dow City Family, Soon to Leave for
Dow City Wednesday.
HELD IN THE NJ. e. CHURCH.
Mrs. eiassburner Remembered by
Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety With Gold Emblem Pin
In honor of Mr.. and MRS Frank
assBurner, who have moved to
Woodbfhe, a large company of the
members of the Methodist church
and their friends gathered at the par.
lors Of the church in the new base.
ment "Wednesday; and gave them a
banquet dinner. A royal good time
was had and the company reluctantly
broke up after lingering in each 9th.
ers fellowship as long as they could.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety presented Mrs, Glassburner with
solid gold emblem pin Of the society.
Mrs. Glassburner has been one of the
most interested members of the local
order and for several years has been
the president of the Young Peoples
division of the society, the Standard
Bearers. In honor of this esteemed
leadership, the Standard Bearers pre-.
sented her with fine percolator. IT
was gathering that will long be re.
menbered by those present, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glassburner will be greatly miss
ed in the church work as they were
among the most faithful in all church
enterprises, being the leaders of the
young people as we'll as active in every
church Organization. What is Dow
City'st loss will be Woodbine's. gain.
We are sorry to lbse such faithful and
efficient Eembersi and it will take the
churclfs some timk to get adjusted to
the loss 3but we Ore glad to have had
them sAiiOng uss for so long. We
praise. them for what they have been
to us and pray that they may be even
more serViceable to the Lord and his
church wherever they may go.
The Epworth League. Of, the Meth:
odist church are trying to secure sub
scriptions for two hundred lecture
course tickets for a course the COM
ing fall and winter. The course will
consist of five numbers furnished by
the Ridpath company which is con-
sidered the best in the United States
and all of their talent is of the very
highest quality. Canvassers for Sc
curing these subscriptions are at work
now. Give them your subscriptions
for tickets. The tickets will be deliv-
cred September the first at which
time you may pay for them. Bill
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the windows of D. e. Bremsers store
and also in the Farmers State bank.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society met in the parlors of the NJ.
e. church basement Wednesday after
noon Of this week. The subject Of
2 the lesson study was Protestant
Epoch Sof Christian Conquest. Chap
ter four; Mrs. George Talcott was
in charge. No feast was served at
this meeting. The meeting was to
have been held at Mrs. Glassburner's
but sherhaving moved away the feast
was dispensed with and the place of
meeting was changed to the church
parlors. More and more the people
of the Gommunity ARE seeing the bene-
fit and blessing of the new church
basement and its modern adaptibility
and utility ~ $y4S.S
Mesdames Light Miller and T. C..
Dobson were down from Deloit one
day last week visiting the latter's
daughter, Mrs. May Rudd.
; Fred Knudsen, who for several
months has been employed as baker
in the Mackey grocery and bakery,
has severed his connection and will
move his family to Council Bluffs, at
which place he will engage in similar
work. Nv. J. Beverness, of Woodbine,
former baker here, has been secured
to take Mr.. Knudsen's place.
A. A. Birkhofer had the misfortune
to lose his driving horse last week.
The animal fell dead as it was being
driven up Main street.
The play given by the "Swede, the
Tramp and the Girl' company in tile
opera house last Tuesday. night was
very largely attended and all were
well pleased. 4 80
Mrs. Adolph Ahart and little ,daugll-
ter we've Denison callers friday. Il
S. E., Goddard and son, Gilbert. were
Dunlap callers Wednesday afternoon.
Martin SWeilandI and family were in
Omahasose day Ids. week. y r : - -. -
The Jake Reeser family moved on
Thursdaysto the property across the
railroad tracks vacated by the Lea
Clothier family. John, Ahart and FAM
lily have moved from the country ant,
will occupy the .ieeser house.
Guy johnson was down from Arion
Wednesday calling on friends.
Thos. Ahart was visitor in Omaha
Wednesday. a-..-
Mrs. u. II. Baber and daughter, Vir-
dene, went to Charter Oak Friday 10
visit over Sunday with the formers
sister,. r&[ sl4
Mrs. NJ. j, Brcen was caller at the
county, scat Monday. ls,,s.
Gunnard Young,lahl, Of Lake City,
spent a couple of days the. past week
at the Thos. Munsey home.
Mrs. Fred knudsen and little daugh-
ter Helen, leave soon for a months
visit with the formers sister In Syca-
more, ILL.,, before going to their new
home in Council Bluffs. S RI
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Carson. of Bruce,
S. D., called on Dow City friends last
week. They had just returned from a
trip to California. .'.+'.,s,:, -ss.,v
The Chas. Igou family have moved
in from the country and will occupy