The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-29
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7 DOW CITY ITEMS


Last Sunday being Memorial thu
B Aay was observed in the usual manner
Sunday morning, beginning at 1890
q appropriate service was held ii
he Methodist church. The usual Sun
lay morning services at the Baptist
\ and l.. D. S. church were dispensed
i with as Is customary on these occas
4 ions. The service was opened with 8
song, Faith of Our Fathers by the
congregation. The scripture lesson was
then read by Elder J. l.. Butterworth
n AZ double mixed quartet, composed
Prot. O. r. Bentley, Hugh Butterworth
Mrs. A. w. Wilson, Miss Vivian Sharp
Miss Bernice Hunsicker, Mrs. r. E
Lusk, T. G. Virgins and James Scott
rendered a beautiful selection. After
4 this number prayer was given by Rev
GA. Barker of the Baptist church, fol
lowed BY another song by the double
( mixed quartet. Rev. A. B. Adams, the
II Methodist pastor, delivered the ad
dress 6f the day and held the wrapt
J. attention of each one during his en-
tire discourse. He concluded his adj
dress with d tribute to the men of the
G. "A. r. which had been written by
himself about twenty years ago, and
! also one to the soldiers in france, this
& having been written last January. Both
were fine and were listened to with
I much interest At the close of the ad
dress America" was sung by the
4 choir and congregation and the bene.
\ dfcti0n was given by Rev. Barker.
Mrs. Jess Coburn and two children
returned to their home In Denison Sun.
day after a weeks visit the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Steve Car
Z baugh, and also with her sister, Mrs.
Art Banyard, and family.
/ Word reached here Sunday that
Frank HOnz, who sailed for France
some two weeks ago, had arrived there
safely, which is good news to the folks
+ 81 home.
The seniors of the local school will
Tut On their class play entitled, "The
& GAIL Of the Colors,"" Thursday evening
6f next week, June 9th, at the opera
house. Every one should plan to at
tend this play as it promises to be q
good one. ILL.,.
Mrs. Arch Laird has been quite i'll
the past week with tonsilitis, but IS
better now.
Mrs. Eliza Winters and. daughter, of
Manning, and Mrs. Percy Dodge and
little taxughter. Gloria, of Arion, were
pleasant visitors at the A. L. Brown
home saturday.
The Il. ID. 8. people are improving
the interior of their church by having
1T rebainte and papered this week,
Jim butter of Arion, doing the work.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Brinkman on the Howorth ranch south
east Of town was again entered by the
death angel early Monday morning,
when their youngest child, a son, was
taken from them, his death being due
to stomach trouble. The little one was
taken III Sunday afternoon and lived
hut 4. short time, passing to the great
beyond about 2 o'clock Monday morn.
lng. IIt viii be remembered that only
Anew weeks ago another son was TAX
1en from this family, his death having
.been caused from severe case OF
mess1es and several months ago while
residing fn Black Rock, Ark, they were
called upon to part with son, this be.
ing tie third death in the home within
the hast year. This is indeed very
sad alfair and the grief stricken par
ents have the deepest sympathy of
everyone in their great loss and sor-
row. Clarence LaVerne youngest son
OF Theodore Brinkman and wife, was
born In Black Rock, Ark, May n,
1917 and passed away near Dow City
May ~, 1918, his first birthday. He
leaves to mourn his father and moth.
or and one brother, in whose hearts
the departure Of this dear one will be
( SO keenly felt The funeral service
was held Tuesday, interment being
made in the Dow City cemetery.
"A. II, Cook and son, Oliver, were
Omaha visitors Monday. =
Miss Lola Fishel went to Mapleton
Friday to attend the commencement
exercises. She remained with relatives
for several days.
Mrs.. Acker entertained her sister,
Mrs. FLORENCE True, OF Dunlap, over
the week end. ahs
Clait But erworth was caller in
Denhgn Monday
John AO'Meara and his sister, Mary,
returned Saturday from several days
visit infNebraska City, Neb.
MrHald Mrs. Frank Odell and daugh-
ter, HySl. OF Logan, and the Bert Nc
Cord family. Of Denison, were Sabbath
Ruestk 1t the Chas. Smith home.
The Methodist ladies have set aside
Friday 81 this week as church cleaning
day and 1t Is requested that all who
possibly can will bring their lunches
1 and meet at the church on Friday for
this purpose. Coffee will be served at
noon,
Robert and Herbert Rule were Wis
iting la Denison Sunday and remained
until Mbnday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Kuehl Is reported to be
very ilIwith typhoid fever. A trained
nurse from, Omaha has been secured
TO care5for her. =,
Nj. and Mrs. w. N. schouten are
enjoying IA visit with relatives from
n California, they being Mr.. and Mrs.
Humphrey and Mrs. Jaleger. They ar
rived last week.
Orris 1.ilart was in Sioux City last
Thursday, where he, enlisted in the
!, navy aud left here Monday for the
4 Great Lakes training camp near Chi
Mr.. shd Mrs. H. G. Mcqueen enter
tained the formers parents and also
his brother OF Omaha Sunday.
Mrs, Chas.. Butterworth and daugh-
4 fAr Viiia. were DenisOn visitors Mon