The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-11
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Lucinda McHenry went to Tama o.
Friday, where she expects to teacl
school.
Mrs. Nellie Gordener returned t.
her home at Topeka, Kans., Monday
Her little daughter, Dorothea, wen
home with her to begin attending
school this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bonsall ant
children and Mrs. A. H. Harper mo
tored to Omaha Saturday.
Miss Birdie Metcalf spent a few
days last week at the John Grittlr
home.
M. "A. Pearsall went to Omaha last
Thursday.
Mrs. G. M. Brake went to Logan
Thursday to spend few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Rena Mcbride.
John Ahart went to Battle Creek
Mich, last week to spend few weeks
Mrs. T. e. Allen and Mrs. A. H. Har
per we're in Denison Thursday, the
former having dental work done.
Mrs. Hopkins and her mother came
last week from Shelby to visit hel
brother, Orvie Boham. Mrs. Hopkins
returned to her home Friday, but
Mrs. Boham will remain longer. :.
The library will be open one-hal1
hour later now, from to $3.50 on
Saturday afternoons instead OF from
3 to5 as heretofore.
The gospel team from the Baptist
church at Denison came down last
Sunday morning and had charge OF
the morning service at the Baptist
church, and in the evening the FOL
lowing program was given:
Song. "Rescue the Perishing," by
School.
Scripture Lesson, Isaiah IS, Mrs.
A. H. Harper.
Prayer, Mrs. Goodman.
Song, "Let the Lower Light be
Burning" School.
Recitation, Charles Homan.
Recitation, "Jesus Loves the Little
Children" Lois Homan.
Jesus" School.
Reading, Verna Walters.
Reading, "The Dying Indian Girl
Josephine Munsey.
Song, "Sunbeams," by Children.
Recitation, ''Only Smile" Helen
Birkhofer.
Reading, "Does Jesus Know" Frank
Williams.
Missionary Talk, Mrs. Anna Will
Jams
Song, Il Love to Tell the Story"
School.
Offering.
Prayer, Mrs. Williams.
Next Sunday morning the gospel
team from Denison will have charge
Of the morning service at the Baptist
church and a patriotic service will be
given in the evening.
ia Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chamberlain and
daughter, Erma, came home last week
from their summers outing at the
lakes. Miss Erma sXpects to attend
college again this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baber and children
motcred to Camp Dodge Sunday morn
ming, returning Monday evening.
The Red Cross ladies shipped an
other box last week containing the
following articles: 4S suits of pajam-
as, 10 helmets, IA wash cloths and IL
Ice bag covers.
4 MI. and Mrs. J. H. Bonsall were
county seat visitors Monday.
Asa Dow was in Missouri Valley
Saturday.
Albert Miller and Adolph Ahart
were at the county seat Monday.
Irene Smith entertained the class
OF 1918 and the teachers at her home
Wednesday evening, the occasion be-
ing tin shower for Miss Hazel Judd,
one Of the members of the class, who
Is soon to be married. She received
q number of pieces of aluminium and
tinware. A mock wedding was per-
formed which caused much merriment
and other games we're played until a
late hour when all partook of a de-
licious luncheon and then departed for
their homes.
Mrs. Chas. Buss went to Ute last
week to see her brother-in-law, John
Reed.
Lois Clark spent a few days last
week visiting her friend, Viola Paul
John Houston received word that
his car, which was stolen in Denison
several weeks ago, had been found IN
Dubuque, and he went Mondoy to
bring the car home.
"A miscellaneous shower was given
for Miss Hazel Judd at the home OF
Josephine Stepanek last Saturday at.
ternoon. One of the guests, dressed
as postman, delivered the presents,
which consisted of several beautiful
pieces Of chinaware, some linen and
other useful articles. The afternoon
was spent in social way, each guest
writing a wish and presenting it to
the bride.to-be. A light lunch was
served at the close Of the social time.
Helen Houston expects to go to
Sioux City this week to enter a
nurses training cchOol.
Little Russell Young met with quite
8 severe accident Monday afternoon
While playing at school he accident
ally fell, striking his forehead on the
cement curbing and cutting quite a
cash. He was taken home and doc
tor called to dress the wound.
Miss Kathryn Naughon went to Den
ison Wednesday evening, where she
will commence teaching school.
Miss Viola Paul expects to go to
Des Moines this week to enter Des
Moines college.
Mrs. Fred Pearsau was in Denison
MOnday