The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-02
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Presbyterian Church Notes.
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'". Presbyterian Church Notes.
The services were well attended or
Sunday, considering the extremely
cold. weather.--A big get together
meeting is planned for Monday eve
ning.-The Boy Scouts, under the dt
rectiOn of the scout master. are NOV
ing along patriotic lines.-The choir
will meet at the manse Thursday eve
ning.-The brotherhood will hold theil
regular business meeting Wednesday
evening. Under their direction full
three day short course will be dated
for the latter part of January or the
first of February, j n
Miss Madelyn GlynHs who is, Home
from Chicago, where she s,attends
school, was hostess at party held at
her home Sunday evening, compliment
airy TO- Margaret Molseed, of Omaha
who is visiting here. The evening was
spent in music and games! One game
that proved to cause much merriment
was Progressive Bunko." Dainty re-
freshments were served and at a late
hour the guests departed after very
enjoyable evening. ~.
The following stock shipments were
made Monday night to Chicago: Ed
Kral, 1 car of cattle; John Elias, car
of cattle; Piepcr Bros, / car of cat
tile; Tom Whiteing. l car of cattle;
Hoffman & Etzel, 2 cars of cattle; J.
C. Beirne, car of cattle. The follow.
ing shipments were made Tuesday to
South Omaha: Vail Mill, l car of cat
tie; E. Murtaugh, car of cattle; B.
z. Mitchell, | car of cattle; r. Deter,
2 cars of cattle.
Mrs. Tom Bennett and Mrs. Roy Os-
terlund and children autoed to Den
ison Monday.
Dorothy Hoffman is visiting at the
Ray Mill home in Denison.
Mrs A. r. Tempest and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Chapman were in Denison
Monday.
Misses Angela Fitzsimmons and
Vivian Coats visited Denison friends
Monday.
The dance given in the NJ. w. A. hall
Friday evening was not very we'll at
tended. owing to the severe cold Weatn
er, but; those present report good
time.
Louie Slagel, of Saskatchewan, Can
is visiting here with relatives.
Miss Blanche Slechta is visiting at
Iowa City.
Frank Starek, of Missouri Valley,
spent Christmas day here at his home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Abbott, of Odebolt,
visited here the first OF the week at
the parental, VIM. Abbott, home.
Misses Fern Farley and Elsie
Shupitor were visitors in Manila last
Wednesday.
A family reunion Of twenty-one per-
sons met at the home Of Grandma NC
Donnell Christmas day.
Master Gerald Minert is quite sick
with the measles.
the A. Vernon home in 'Denison. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dieter spent
Christmas day at the p. Lynch home
in Carroll. ...
Fern and Catherine Farley were
shopping in Denison Monday
Mary White returned to the South
Side Omaha hospital Monday after
few days visit here.
Mary Mccullough visited Monday in
Denison. ....-'' s....- ,. -
I Mr.. and Mrs Jas. O'Boyle visited
tTuesday with relatives in Carroll;
Mr.. ANA MRS. I'D ADOOtCN~ 'Spedt
Christmas at the Vim. Abbott home.
J. Mccormick was business caller
in Denison Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mitchell visited the
first of the week in Omaha.
Mrs. NJ. +. Mcguire visited over
Christmas at the Chas. Knowles home
in Omaha. a--
John Kinney visited friends in Den
ison Monday. .'''. ''.....' ..'.
Misses Madeline and Babe Costello
visited Wednesday in Manila.
, Marie McNertney visited at her home
in Manila Tuesday.
Blanche Hickey, of Denison. visited
at her home Christmas.
Mrs. Adam Short was shopping in
Denison Saturday.
Jas. Costello departed Saturday for
visit with relatives in Wagner, s. d.
{ Margaret Molseed and Madeline
Glynn visited friends in Denison Sat
urday.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Louis and chill
dren, of Council Bluffs, visited here
over Sunday at the ]. Knowles home. |
Mrs. Alphonso kral was business
caller tx Denison Saturday.
Thos. Duffy returned to Camp Dodge |
Friday after a Christmas vacation at |
his home here. r..-..
Mary Mcnamara, of Omaha, is here
at the Mary A. Monaghan home,
Miss Gladys Dugan, of Carroll, has |
been the guest OF Marie Mccormick |
the past week.
Anna Brogan and cousin, John Glib
lin, left Thursday for Cedar Rapids |
to see the latter's father, who is still |
i'll. -
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Macke were pas
sengers to Omaha Friday. 4
Mrs. VIM. Byrnes and son, Clement,
were shopping in 'Denison Friday
Misses Ada Dieter and Gladys Nor
sey visited the last of the week at the
Clarence Kelly home in Ida Grove.