The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-19
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The fourth quarterly conference of
the local Methodist church will be
held at Bethel on Thursday. Sept.
20. A picnic dinner is planned after
the meeting
News was sent to this place of the
passing through here on Saturday. the
22nd, of 1863 soldiers en- route to Camp
Dodge, who must be given dinner at
this point The Red Cross have TAX.
Ell the matter in hand and at an exec
utive meeting Monday evening, plan
ned for the day AS there is only
the usual 20 minutes for dinner, it
will be served in the Hopkins garage
which is large enough to seat all at
once, and which was generously Of
fered to the society.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety have planned a covered dish
supper and to pack a barrel of sup
plies at the home of the supply secre-
tary, Mrs. Alex Johnson.
Mesdames VIM. Claussen and Max
Muller will entertain the two divis-
ions of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
at the home of Mrs. Claussen Thurs
day afternoon.
The Freshman reception was held
at the Methodist church parlors last
Friday evening. All members of the
high school and teachers were pre-
sent as hosts or guests and had a
delightful time The evenings pro-
gram included march (outdoors),
stunts of various kinds and after the
class had proved their worthiness to
be members Of good standing in the
high school (subject always to fur
Their examination under the eye OF
their instructors) they were admitted
to full share in the lunch that follow
ed
The woman's relief corps held a
picnic on the lawn of the Alex John
son home last Saturday. The day
was. fine and attendance good. Those
present from Lake View we're: Mr.
and Mrs. Plat Armstrong, Mes
danes Rule, Tiffany. Wilson. William
son.. Erickson and Maynard.
Tie c. & n w. r. R. is trying
out ihe experiment of making this a
division for freight. For several
years, trains have been tied up here.
some times five or more. But it
still needs proving that here is the
place for the freight division and if
they are satisfied with the present
trial, we may at last look for that
roundhouse about which the Oldest
inhabitant cannot recall the first ru-
NOR
\ boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Irwin last Saturday morning.
A boy arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Mester Sunday.
Beginning with this Saturday, The
Boys store will begin a sale OF all
their drygOOds and shoes, suits etc,
department of the store. 1t is to be
regretted that they maye the change
as their department store has been
second to none in the county and vic
Unity.
Miss Genevieve Young returned to
Morningsde last Tuesday to begin
school work. Miss Hazel Bradley
came down from Schaller to accom-
pany her Mrs. Bradley came this
far with her daughter, returning to
SChaller on the next train.
Mrs. Jno. McClurg visited at Lake
View with friends last week Wednes-
day
Miss Alice Hopkins went to Des
Moines the latter part of last week,
returning home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Benjamin Specht and Mrs.
Frank Krem came from Clinton last
Friday to visit at the Hoft home
and with other relatives. They and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoft spent Fri
day afternoon in Lake View with Mrs.
Carl Staab, a sister of Mrs. kreim.
Mrs. John Kaiser went to Sioux
City last week to see her daughter,
Mrs. Kate Sweeney who is in hos
pital there. Her daughter who lives
at Odebolt, Mrs Dinges, accompanied
her.
D. w. Young and nephew returned
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