The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-17

connections and Mrs. ". v. Hatcn is
Idoing the work at present.
The choir and orchestra Of the 4.
| d. S. church held their practice at the
church here Sunday afternoon. The
Galland Grove district will hold a ten
day reunion at this place, beginning
August 10th, and therefore they are
| hard at work with music for the oc.
casion. Those present from out OF
town were F. r. Schaffer and family
| of the Paradise; Fred Jackson and
family, Mrs. Lille Marks, Mrs, John
Miller and son, Lewis, Will McCord
and daughters and Virgil Butterworth
and wife of Denison.
DR.. F. N. Rowe was a professional
caller in Arion Monday.
Miss Pearle McElwain returned on
Monday from visit of nearly two
weeks with relatives at Oakland and
other places.
N. r. Wilder and wife were in Den.
ison Wednesday, where they made a
brief farewell visit with their son,
Morris, who was on his way to New
York from Lake Charles, La, where
he had been in training for some time.
Robert Wright and Fred Bramley,
accompanied by the Misses Malinda
McGregor and Christina Sans, were
lin Denison Saturday evening to take
lin the movies.
John Ahart was a business visitor
lover at Soldier Monday.
The Chas. Smith family are enter.
tanning his brother, Joseph Smith, OF
Glen Ellen, ILL.,, and Mrs. Sadie Han
sen and daughter, Kathryn and Mrs.
Mary Dodge and Miss Kathryn Brown
also of that place. The guests arriv-
ed Friday and will remain a week or
$50.
The Latter Day Saints Sunday
school held a patriotic meeting at the
church Sunday evening, beginning at
Is o'clock. The services were opened
by the singing of America" and each
number on the program, which con-
sisted of quartets, readings, instru-
mental duets and solos, songs by the
Sunday school children and papers,
was on the patriotic line. A talk by
Elder Amos Berve, Of Logan, was
Very interesting and inspiring. The
program was clased by singing "Star
Spangled Banner" with tableaux in
connection, where Miss Helen Jack
son represented Liberty in most fit
ting manner. The church was filled
with interested listeners and those
present express themselves as being
very we'll pleased with the entertain
ment.
Frank Lpke, of Peru, ILL.,, was a
guest at the Oscar Fienhold home on
Sunday. He was on his way to Me-
braska on a business mission.
A baby son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Sprang one day the lat
ter part of the week.
Julius Ahart sent shipment of one
car of sheep to the Omaha market
Sunday night.
As had been previously announced
an egg Gambling demonstration was
held in Herman's store Friday. Mer-
chants were here from Charter Oak,
Buck Grove, Arion and Kenwood, and
these with the local merchants made
a very good attendance. County
Agent Quist and Robert Cochran, a
specialist from the State col
lege, were present Mr.. Cochran dem
onstrated the Gambling OF eggs and
the occasion proved very interesting
as we'll as profitable to all present.
Miss Irene Smith, the chief clerk in
the Allen drug store, is enjoying
weeks vacation and Miss. Josephine
the assistant, is taking her
place.
Floyd and Una Adams returned to
their home in Vail Sunday, having
spent several weeks with the David
Clark family.
r. w. Houston was an Omaha busl'
ness passenger Saturday.
Alfred Hansen and Charles Rigsby
were calling on Vail friends Sunday.
Harold Fienhold, Jerry Brink and
Hans Birkhofer were Omaha visitors
Thursday and Friday.
T.. e. Baber and wife and her moth
er, Mrs. Claus Hansen, were visiting
in Denison Sunday.
DR.. J. A. Brill and wife and Mrs.
Hugh Butterworth were Denison call
ers Monday.
The Palo Alto girls have decided
upon adopting a French orphan girl
and Mrs. Hugh Butterworth has adopt
ed an orphan boy. The members of
the Priscilla club are also consider
ing the adoption of an orphan. No
douht MANY more will consider this