The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-29

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| Mrs. Robt. Robinault and son, Ray
mond, we're down from Denison Sat
urday visiting with the Claus Hansen
family. The latter was among the men
from Crawford county who left Den
ison Tuesday for Camp Dodge.
The w. H. Buss family were callers
at the county seat Saturday.
A patriotic service was held Sunday
|evening at the Methodist church.
large number gathered for the occas
sion, but many were compelled to leave
shortly after the services began owing
to the rainstorm. Attorney J. Carl
Pryor, of Council Bluffs, was the speak
err of the evening and his address was
very good. Music was furnished by
the double mixed quartet and some
mighty fine selections were rendered
The Baptist people closed their church
that evening in order that they might
attend the patriotic services.
Mrs. A. J. Mackey was a passenger
from Logan Sunday, where she has
been visiting relatives for several
weeks. She is spending few days
at the home of Mrs. Fred Coleman and
also calling on other friends.
| Chas. Miller has given up his mail
route, to take effect June 1st. He went
down to Omaha Monday, where he en-.
listed for military duty. He served
in the Spanish-American war and thus
is experienced. George Rule has been
secured as substitute carrier on the
route.
| Miss Muriel Barton was passen-
ger to Dunlap where she made a visit
with friends, returning Sunday.
The United chautauqua system will
put on three days entertainment
here next month, June 10th, 18th and
18TH, The programs are out for the
occasion and each session will be we'll
worth attending. without a doubt.
Miss Buehler, trained nurse, came
Monday from 'Denison and Is at the
Wallace Edwards home caring for lit
tie Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Buss and son,
Charles, and Miss Margaret Ryan at
tended church in Dunlap Sunday.
Mrs. Claus Hansen was passenger
to Denison Monday evening, where
she spent the night. with relatives.
Her son, William, left there Tuesday
morning for Camp Dodge and she re-
manned to see him depart. 49,.
Oliver PETIT and sister,, Fannie, were
Dunlap visitors Monday
Hugh Odell came up from Logan
Sunday and is making a several days
visit with his friend, Glen Coleman.
Richard Ely and Miss Cletta Bohl-
ken Sundayed with her people in Rick
etts. The former went to Camp Dodge
Tuesday where he had been called to.
service.
Johnny Jordan OF Norfolk, Nebr.,
arrived last week and is visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Marie Coleman entertained
her friend, Miss Mary Vollersen; of
Denison a short time Sunday.
Tie baccalaureate service will be
held next Sunday evening at the Meth
odist church. Rev. G. A. Barker of
the Baptist church, will deliver the
address. The common cement eXercis-
es will be held the following Friday
evening, when Prof. J. c. McGlade of
the State Teachers college at Cedar
Falls Is to be the speaker The an
nual alumni banquet will take place
the same evening after the exercises.
Both will take place, in the school
building.
Word was received here by relatives
and friends the first of the week stat
ing the safe arrival of j. o. Turnlund
F.. 0. Reynolds, Asa Divine and Guy
Rockwell, also Morris Hefferman in
France. These boys with Floyd Rigs
by left here together three months
ago for Camp Greene, N: c., where
they were in training for several
wv lot ho hoon FIN oA
in a hospital in New York for three
ton performed.
Vernon Clothier and Alfred Hansen
were DenisOn callers Monday.
The Methodist church in America
is raising one million dollars to assist
the government in carrying the spirit
ual and philanthropic work of the war
at the training camps and in Europe.
The War-Work-Tcam of the local
church consists of E. G.. Virgins, ID.
E. Bremser, George M. Talcott, Clar-
ence Bryan and l.. e. Poitevin. This
committee IS now making an every
member canvass for these funds. They
are also including in the drive the
call OF Simpson college for funds to
l.sbuild the administration Building
which was recently destroyed by fire.
Let every member of the church con-
tribute to these worthy causes.
Miss Pearle McElwain and Miss Hell
en- Rule are receiving good recep-
ton in getting plans for the Epworth
League delegates at the coming dis
trict convention held here June II
and Is. Several who are not MEN,
bers of the church are voluntarily
Offering their entertainment of guests
to this committee. Those who will
donate the use of their auto for an
hour or two on the above dates please
notify Oliver Cook.
Ben Houston was in Omaha Monday
where he enlisted as a tank driver.
Charlie Miller who was there Monday
also enlisted in the same work. They
expect to leave in few days.
Remember the Union prayer meet
ing Thursday night. It will be a pa
triotic meeting. Prayer will be offer.
ed especially for our president, the
cabinet officers, congress, the military
officers and our soldier boys. The
service will be held in the Baptist
church in charge of Rev. A. B. Adams.