The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-06

The Standard Bearers will hold
their regular meeting on Friday eve
ming Of this week at the home Of Miss
Isabel Scott Miss Iona Wiley is to
be the leader.
Misses Olson, Mabel Kelly, Efle
Norris, Harriet Hall and Myrtle Nc
Ahren, teachers of the Denison schools
were pleasant visitors at the local pub
lie school Saturday. The former two
spent the day here while the others
Ahren remained over Sunday.
Miss Nora Stephenson, OF Arion, was
q caller in town Saturday.
Carpenters have resumed their
work on the John Ahart elevator that
is being erected just north OF the l. c.
tracks, the erection having been start
ed last fall. Work on the building was
delayed for some time OH account OF
the cold weather. ,@'rt 81
Arnold Steffen and Miss Hattie Lar.
son were united in holy wedlock last
Thursday. The happy couple took a
wedding trip to Nebraska and will be
at home to their friends after Marcel,
18th on tho Steffen farm. The con.
CALCULATIONS and best wishes of all are
extended to them.
The brick building on the corner of
West Main street where a grocery
store was formerly conducted by
Turnlund and company, is being NOV
ed to the vacant lot of A. l.. Jackson
between the Office OF Swasey & Wild.
er and the Pearl Wore garage on the
same street, Mr.. Jackson having re.
Gently bought the building. We un-
derstand that E. II. Pagan has rented
the same and will conduct a plumb
ing business there. He has been 10.
Gated in the Fienhold building for
some time. r~ai tr ~
Mrs. Romanan Wight was up from
the Bluffs the latter part Of the week
and visited her son, A. J. Wight, and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Wight have been
making their home with their son,
Paul. in the Bluffs during the winter
months.
Mrs. A. A. Alexander was among the
callers in DenisOn on last Saturday.
Miss Bessie Narramor was a pas
senger from Denison Friday for the
usual week end visit at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Ray Mahoney.
The Arthur lanyard family have
moved from the A. H. Cook place a
mile east of town and are now living
on the Riddle property vacated by the
d. l.. Graul family just east of town q
short distance.
Jay Ahart has recovered from his
case of smallpox and the home was
released from quarantine the last of
the week.
Charlie Starkey was passenger
IN Io1, Nr,1,n leo ct
ed his sister, Mrs. George Smith. and
family.
Miss Frances Hunkler, of Manila.
was a pleasant Sabbath guest at the
G. NJ. Brake home.
Mrs. o. r. Bentley left Thursday
evening for visit Of week or so
with her people at MaQuoketa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jackson and
Helen and Bernice, visited
relatives near Dunlap Sunday. Mrs.
Jackson's mother, Mrs. H. N. Baugh-
man, came home with them for q few
days visit.
A. A. Fishel and wife were passen.
gers to Denison Saturday evening for
an over Sunday visit with her people.
Rev. A. B. Adams has secured Rev.
]. L. Boyd, the Methodist pastor of
to fill the pulpit here on next
Sunday morning. The Denison gos.
pei team is expected here for the eve
ming service. Rev. Adams will re.
main at Linden over Sunday where
he is conducting revival meetings.
The Standard Bearers are preparing
q program which they will give one
week from next Sunday evening, on
March II. A patriotic program Is ex-
pected to be given on the Sunday
evening Of March "a. at which time
the church service flag will be pre-
scented. Prayer meeting this week
will be held in tho league room Of the
church and NJ. G. Virgins will have
charge >of the service in the absence
of Rev. Adams. The special Easter
services which were mentioned last
week will begin on Palm Sunday the
oath. and continue throughout the
week and possibly longer.
T.. II. Swasey was among the Deni.
son visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Brown were Wis
iting Arion relatives Sunday.
On Tuesday Of this week, the new
school building was dedi-
Gated and opened to tho public. Two
sessions Of the day wcre held. In the
afternoon beginnin at $3.50, the fol.
lowing program took place.
.... ...Rev. G. A. Barker
Music, Salute to the Flag. .....
.... ......... ..... Fourth Grade
Ten Minute Talks. IF. N. DRY.
County Supt., f.. S. Poitcvin, J. w.
Howorth and w. E. Fishel.
Music, Welcome Primrose Flower.
-. ...... -. -. Girls Cleo Club
america. Audience
The remainder of the afternoon was
given over to inspection of the build
ing. The patrons present were shown
through tho various parts and depart.
ments Of the building by the teachers
and members OF the board. In the
evening beginning at 500 o'clock, an.
other appropriate program was carried
out which was. as follows: 49, :
Talk j. N. Bell. Pres. of Board
Music, Medley from the South.
-. -. ...... -. Girls Glee Club
Address. ..... A. NJ. Deyoe. State Supt
Star Spangled Banner. 80. Audience
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There was good attendance at the
sessions and each number on the, pro.
grams was enjoyed very much by each
one and all were especially delighted
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