The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
the first Tuesday afternoon of Janu-

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Miss Martha Lueck was a visitor in
Arion Saturday at the home of her
sister, .--
Fred Randel was having dental work
done in Dunlap Saturday. ~...- e.
Mott McHenry was among the visit
ors in Denison Saturday.
The G. V. Jordan family moved last
week and are now nicely settled in
their new home.
At the meeting of the Rebekah
lodge Wednesday night officers were
elected for the coming year. Miss
Florence Miller was elected N. G.,
Mrs. c. L. Rudd., v. G., Mrs. Mary
Harper, Recording Secretary, Miss Hill
da Turhlund. Financial Secretary and
Mrs. S. E. Wiley. Treasurer. Mrs. w.
&c. Rolls was elected trustee for the
coming three years.
The Arch Wight family moved to
town last week and are occupying
their residence in the west part of
town. Mr.. Wight has taken posses
sion of his dray line.
A large number of relatives and
friends were nip from Woodbine in
attendance at the Binnall funeral last
week.
Mrs. Jim, Sharp is reported as hay
ling been quite sick for the past week.
Frank Downs held his sale on Tues
day Of last week and we understand
that everything sold we'll. The Downs
family will move soon to Woodbine
near which place they have purchased
a small farm. Mrs. Milo Kelly also
held sale last week Wednesday,,
which was very successful.
Dan Kick was a passenger to Den
ison Saturday.
Fred Ward of Omaha was in attend
ance at the funeral of Thomas Binnall
last week.
The regular evening preaching SER
vice at the Methodist church was dis
pensed with last Sunday on account of
the extreme cold weather. The Ep-
worth League service was held at the
D. f. Bremser home. At this meeting
an election Of officers was held which
are as follows: President, O. r. Bent
| ley, First Vice President, Miss Vivian
Sharp. Second Vice, Mrs. o. r. Bent
Fourth Vice, Loren Thomas, Secretary,
cided to appoint some one among the
part of the services. A different per-
BY this new method the musical pro-
gram will be much more attractive
feature. Special numbers will be Civ
en- each Sunday evening.
The ladies' aid of the l.. D. S.
church have pieced quilt for the Red
Cross. The left over garments from
the donations to the Red Cross re-
Gently were used in making the quilt
VI Hs,,ln H.so s1<, 1,1, 1c1
put in donation of five dollars to the
cause.
Last Sunday afternoon the Bird
Sans family residing several miles
south Of town were very unfortunate in
having their house destroyed by fire.
1t is said that the fire started from
the back of the stove in the kitchen.
The wind blowing at such high gale
is the main reason perhaps that it
could not be checked. All Of the fur
niture was destroyed with the eXcep-
ton of the piano. Mrs. Sans who is
suffering with small pox was taken
to the barn and later to the Jim Will
fortune for them and especially so at
this time. The saying Trouble New
er Comes Single-Handed" can we'll be
applied here. We are told that Tim
Coleman had purchased this farm
sometime ago and was to take posses
sion next spring. An insurance was
carried on the property which will
cover the loss.
Mrs Herman Cassaday who was
taken to the Methodist hospital in
Omaha Monday of last week to under
go an operation died the following !
Tuesday night, passing away before
the operation could be performed. The
remains were brought here Wednesday |
noon and the funeral took place on |
Thursday morning at the Methodist |
church, being conducted by Rev. A. 3. |
rest in the Dow City cemetery. The !
of age and leaves a husband and a
number of children to mourn her. Her
death leaves sad vacancy in the
home where she will be so greatly
missed. The hearts OF all go out in
sympathy to the bereaved ones and |
especially the motherless children.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Wilder were |
in Dunlap Monday having dental work
done.
The Womans Foreign Missionary |
Society met Wednesday afternoon of
the past week in the basement of the /
Methodist church. Owing to the cold
and stormy weather not as many were
present as otherwise would have been.
very pleasant hour was
spent, Mrs. Eugene Crandall being
leader OF the lesson.
Mrs. H. G. Scott was Denison
visitor last Monday.
Mrs. David Clark returned Monday
from a visit with relatives near Vail.
A surprise was rendered Miss Mae
Houston Saturday night, it being the
anniversary of her birth.
There was quite large attendance,
about twenty all told. The evening
was passed in a most delightful man
ner and at the conclusion came very
appetizing repast. The guests then
took their departure wishing Miss Mae
many happy returns of the day.
A deal was consumated the past
week whereby Oscar Fienholdt be-
came the owner of his brother, Zeph
Fienholdt's garage. The former has