The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-03

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tleman and June Jordon. "a.
Reading-Miss Josephine Munsey.
Exercise-Noreen Allen, Leone Cole
and Lois Homan. ~
Recitation-Before it is Too Late
Clara Mae Munsey.
Recitation-A True American-Carl
Nicholson. @
Recitation--If You; Have Message
Louise Frederickson. -
Solo-Miss Viola Paul.
Recitation-Inez Nicholson. IFS. =.
Recitation-Sone Dont's - Kathryn
Fredericks0n.
Rose Drill and Song-Six Junior girls.
! Offering.
song-Battle Hymn of Republic.
Benediction.
Each number was taken splendidly
and greatly enjoyed by all present.
Several from here attended the
county caucus meeting in Denison on
Saturday. w. e. Fishel was elected
State Representative and he and W.
c. Rolls were chosen as delegates to
the state convention to be held In
Des Moines on the tenth of July.
J. H. Bonsall has returned from
Nebraska where he had gone to get
his car which had been left there
on account Of the bad condition OF
the roads at the time the family were
visiting relatives at different points
in Nebraska. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stinson enter
tanned Sunday, her brother, D. J. Cal
houn and family and also her sister,.
Mrs. o. E. Hawkinson and family OF
Charter Oak.
We have been informed that Spray
Malone who has been the foreman on
the Milwaukee section at Kenwood
for a number Of years has been offers
ed position of road master, his rum
being on the line from Manila to
Sioux City. He is now trying out the.
work and If 1t proves suitable to
him he will accept. Dow City friends
rejoice with Mr.. Malone in his pro-
motion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wight and sons,
Ivan and Jay accompanied by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
motored to Missouri Valley and also
Panama Sunday and visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Larson and son,
Albert and daughter, Mabel, motOred
from Missouri Valley Sunday and
spent the day at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Adolph Honz and family.
Sunday evening program was CIV
en- at the Methodist church by the
members of the Epworth League. The
program began at eight o'clock, the
hour of the usual preaching service.
The evening was opened with selec-
ton by the orchestra after which q
Chill Sao tho Zinc 2nrNo
Day." was sung by the choir and
congregation. Rev. A. B. Adams gave
the opening prayer. Another song was
then sung. Next beautiful selection
was rendered by the orchestra. Loren
Thomas gave a scripture reading. The
next number was song. Help Some
body Today" An installation of the
officers then took place at this time,
Prof. o. R. Bentley having charge.
Miss Bertha Logsdon read the names
of the officers which were as follows:
President-Miss Vivian Sharp; First
e-president-Loren Thomas, Second
vice. president-Miss Mabel Thomas,
Third-Miss Anna Divine and Fourth
William Honz. The secretary Is
Miss Pearle McElwan and treasurer,
Prof. O. r. Bentley, organist, Miss
Helen Rule. The officers present were
requested to occupy front seats while
Prot. Bentley gave them a few words
of instruction concerning the various
Offices. Short talks were given by
the first and second vice-presidents,
Loren and Mable Thomas, In which
they stated that with the cooperation
of the League members, they aim to
do their very best in the work that
they have been assigned to. Aftet the
installation reading was given by
Miss Mabel Thomas. Miss Mildred
Virgins then appeared on the pro-
gram with a fine talk on the Service
of Drudgery, telling of the many
things that girls can do to help win
the war. This was an exceptionally fine
and interesting feature. A song 1T
Reaches Me" closed the program after
which the audience was Dismissed
with the League Benediction. a
Mrs. A. w. Wilson was in Denison
Monday having dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Vore Wallace
Edwards and son, Cecil, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Mckee, mortored to
Lakeview Sunday, where they at
tended ball game between the Camp
Dodge team and picked team from
Sac City, Lakeview and Odebolt.
Ralph Mckee is member of the
Camp Dodge team and thus his wife
took the opportunity of visiting him
while he was there.
Harold Calhoun, of Sioux City,
came the first of the week and is
visiting his brother, Dean, at the
home of their uncle and aunt, MI.
and Mrs. Elmer Stinsen.
b. M. McElwain motored to Den
lson Sunday morning and brought his
mother and sister, Laura, here to
spend the day, he taking them home |
again that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell and son,
Hugh, and daughter, Burl, were up
rom Logan Sunday and Monday WIS.,
ting at the Chas. Smith home. The
'ormer just recently returned from
Rochester. Mimi, where he had been
aking medical treatment and expect
o return there again soon.
Mrs. F. LaReau and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.. Clark we're over
orm Irwin Sunday visiting at the
lome of the formers sister, Mrs. ).
williamson and family. The LaReau
amily is moving from Irwin to Col
'rado, Mr.. LaReau having started
overland. His wife and the
children will make the trip by train.
The Dan and Nelson Wingrove
antilles went to Herring and Sunday