The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-11

.hings."- -lufants' Glass, Ida Tai.
colt. Teacher.
Vocal Solo-Little Dorothy Wiley.
Exercise, These are pansies. Boys
Of Mrs. E. L. Thomas Glass.
Anthem by the Choir.
III Were An Faster Lily. dorothy
Thomas and Lois Poitevin.
Anth em-Choir 90 81.
Exercise, Red, White and Blue
Girls of Mrs. L. l.. Thomas Class.
Anth em-Choir. ..
Easter in Many Lands.-Boys of Mrs.
A. B. Adams Glass.
Quartet-E. G. Virgins, Lucinda Nc
Henry, Bernice Eunsicker, James
Scott.
The Story of Jesus.-Girls of Mrs. A.
B.. Adams Glass.
Observation-Disclosures Secmann.
them-Choir.
Raised From the Cross-Girls of Miss
Bernice Hunsicker's Glass.
Reading, "Ehe Lost Word Miss
Ruby Baber.
Anthem-Choir.
Each part was taken splendidly and
was greatly enjoyed by large audi
ence. The program was closed with
the Sunday school benediction.
Ross Rudd, wife and little daughter,
Iris, arrived the last of the week from
Hooper, Wash. for visit here with
their folks,
Miss Wave Cross spent the day Fri
day visiting in Council Bluffs.
Miss Lola Strait was up from Dun
lap and spent the week end at the
kuykendall home west of town. ~
Jake Pritzsand wife were called here
last week from Gordon, Neb., on &C
count oftherillnes Of his brother, Geo.
Fritz HIG
o. A. Cooper was a business caller
in Harlan Friday and Saturday.
Ralph Mckee and wife>left Monday
for visit with his folks in Edgar.
Neb. ..#-@
Fred Logst'on. OF Amcs, Smdayed
with Dow City friends. -.
Miss Mildred HOeifer, who is en-
played as stenographer in Chicago, ar
rived the latter part OF the week for a
visit with her folks.
We are informed that f. L. New.
kirk has purchased the residence prop.
erty Of Thos. Walters.
J. U. Wise and granddaughter. Max.
inc Seemann, were DenisOn visitors
Friday.
At the Baptist church last Sunday
night the following Easter program
was given by the Sunday school,:
Song, Saviour Like Shepherd Lead
Us" 49,
Responsive Reading.
Prayer. t5
Song. Easter Bells."-First and Sec
ond Primary.
Missionary Stories. &C.
ces Judd. Z. ~ -
2. The Christian Blacksmith.-Ruth
Rudd. -
8. The Story of Disappointed Or.
phan Child.-Clara Mae Munsey.
A. kindergarten Work.-Helen Birk.
hOfer. i IlF,ss a~s. - r. .sr -s--'-- =
S. Buying Babies.-Genevieve Birk-
hofer. e%9La =
G. How Long Shall Givc.--!'orl
Cramer. -
Song, open the Door for the Chill
Reading. "How Kathryn Got Her
Wish. '-Miss Bertha Tatroe.
Song, Jesus Teach Me."-By First
second and Third Glasses.
Exercise, "'The World Children for
Jesus. BY Five Girls.
Duet-Carl and Bertha Tatroe.
Reading, "A Dream. FLORENCE Mill
Song, "All the World for Jesus"
Solo-Hazel Judd.
Song-By School.
Benediction.
Each number was splendid and the
program is very highly spoken Of.
Miss Matte Tech visited in Denison
Sunday. Her sister. Lille, who had
been there for week, returned with
her.
, A number from here attended the
wrestling match in Omaha Monday.
The grocery \store of Turnlund and
company closed out the first OF the
week and the goods were moved to the
d. E. Bremser store.
Il. Il. Lusk and wife, James Scott,
Miss Bernice Hunsicker and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Virgins enjoyed Easter at
the pleasant, country home OF Mott
McHenry.
Mr.. Cox, monument dealer Of Har.
Ian, was,a business visitor IN town one
day last, week.. r:ltG @"it
John Fritz was down from Denison
and spent several days at the home Of
his brother, Geo. Fritz, last week
Mrs. A. J. Mackey was a county seat
visitor Friday.
Fred Randel was home from Lin
coin. Neb., for an over Sunday visit
with his folks.
Mrs. Bert VIM spent the greater
part of the past week in Sioux City.
Ray Hei1er and Marcus McCord
were down from Denison Monday eve
ming in attendance at the play, "A
Country Kid" given by the Arion tai
ent at the opera house.
Mrs. Chas. Smith went to Omaha
Sunday to be pres cent ut the funeral of
Miss Grace Ringer. the daughter OF
David Ringer and wife. She returned
Tuesday.
Linfred Ahart was Denison visitor
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Wore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Wore and Charley Wore and
wife enjoyed Sunday dinner at the
VIII Clark home.
Mrs. John Hartigan, of Ute, visited
at the Art Houston home a few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houston attend
Ell the funeral OF a relative, Mrs. Pete
Smith, in Dunlap the first of the