The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14

served at the close was a pleasant fea'
ture. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. E. H. ,Swasey
Mrs. Romanan Holcomb was taken
to the Denison hospital Monday where
we are told she will have an operation
performed.
A. A. Alexander, C. II. Bramley, wife
and A. A. Birkholer were in Omaha
Monday. nh
Mrs. A. E. Aleman and Miss Pearl
Cornelius, We're Dunlap visitors on
last Saturday.
Misses Keietta Bolten and Minnie
ScifOrd went to:Denison Saturday eve
ming forfan over Sunday visit.
Fred Logsdon, of, Marshalltown,
Sundayed here with relatives and his
many friends u
Jack O'Brien and wife and Miss
Eva Roy visited at the John Lingle
home in Denison short time Sunday
evening. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley were
Sioux City visitors one day last week.
The Sunday school convention of
the Gallands Grove district of the
re-organlzed Ichurch Of Latter Day
Saints and the Religio Literary con-
vention of the same district and
church convened here Friday, the 9Th
instant and the forenoon and after
noon were devoted to business sessions
of the two orders and the same eve
ming, a very delightful entertainment
was given and the program rendered
was an exceptionally fine one and
seemed to be greatly enjoyed and ap-
preciated by all present, the church
being we'll filed
Joe Stepaneks and daughter, Jose
phine were in Omaha Monday where
the latter had an operation performed
for growth on her nose. J.
]. L. Butterworth, of Dow City. was
reelected district Sunday school sup
erintendent and Frederick Jackson. of
Galland's Grove was chosen assistant
Sunday school superintendent with
Mrs. D. r.. Holcomb as secretary and
the other officers were properly cleo
ted. Delegates were also chosen to re-
present these societies at their gener-
al convention to be held at Lamont,
Iowa in April Mrs. Lille Marks, of
Denison, is superintendent of the Re-
ligio Literary district association. The
conference of the Galland's Grove
district of the Re-organized church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
convened on Saturday the 10th instant
and closed Sunday evening. This con-
ference was presided over by the
regular district officers known as the
president and assistant president as
follows: J.L. Butterworth, president,
J. B. Barrett, Lamont, Iowa, and Carl
Whey of Deloit. are the assistant
presidents. Saturday afternoon and
forenoon was devoted to business at
which time delegates were chosen to
represent the district at their general
conference which convenes at Lamont
April, G., 1917 and will in all probabili-
ty remain in session until about the
Goth of that month. At the general
conference, all missionaries receive
their appointments and much other
business is transacted for the good OF
the general church. Saturday eve
ming, Bishop Carl Anderson, of Web
ster City, delivered a very interesting
and instructive discourse. Sunday at
9 a. M. very spiritual social service
was held and continued in session It'll
1890 a. M, and was presided over by
Elder c. E. AButterworth and Varl
Anderson. At 1O:45, Elder ]. c. Crabb
Of Little Sioux, Ia, was the speaker
and he delivered very interesting
discourse tho he is over eighty years
of age. At 2:30 p. M, ]. B. Barrett
was the speaker. He did we'll tho one
would Judge from his discourse that
he is not as well posted as his aged
associate, J. C.HCrabb. In the evening
C. A. Harpe, of Lamont, Iowa, preach
ed a good sermon tho his voice is a
little strong for church of that size.
sOne would think he is accustomed to
out door preaching. However this
may be, he has lung capacity for that
kind of work. This conference was
very largely attended. Denison. De-
lott, Woodbine, Logan, Lamont, Moore
head, Coleville, Fort Dodge and other
places were we'll represented. Elder
G. A. Harpe and j. G. Crabb will con-
duct services here each evening of
this week and possibly longer. A