The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-24
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j. H. Killion was a business caller
in Dunlap Monday.
Rev. A. B. Adams expects to leave
Thursday for Missouri where he has
been called to assist in two weeks
Jubilee campaign. Someone else will
be sent here to occupy the pulpit dur
ing his absence. s'
Charlie Byrd was here the past week
from Dell Rapids, S. D., where he has
been assisting Luther Brasel at his
new home near there. He came for
the purpose of attending the funeral
of the latter's wife which took place
at Malvern. z's
Tie members Of the Priscilla club
and a few invited guests enjoyed a
very pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Ed
,Ahart at her home Saturday. The u.s.
Fuals pastime was INDUCED in and the
tempting and delicious lunch as clos
ing feature of the day.
The w. H. Virgins family were up
from Woodbine Sunday and visited
with the home folks.
The monthly union prayer meeting
of the Baptist and Methodist churches
will be held Thursday evening of this
week at the Methodist church and Rev.
G. "A. Barker, the Baptist pastor, is ex-
pected to have the services in charge.
Word comes to us from Denison that
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Christensen are
entertaining fine baby boy that was
born to them on April 10th. AS they
have family of five daughters they
are quite elated over this new arrival.
These people were former residents
OF this vicinity, having sold their farm
and moved to Denison this spring.
Miss Frances Hunkler, of Manila,
was a pleasant guest at the G. M.
Brake home Sunday ,a5.si-"-
Mrs. Jane Miller was in Dunlap Mon.
day upon having received word, that
Chas. Reed of that place had suffered
q stroke OF paralysis. !& ~ A
Miss Marie Helsley enjoyed pleas
ant8visit from her sister, Miss Martha
Helsley, and her friend, Miss Brog.
den who came down from Denison Sat-
urday, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien motored
to 3Denison Sunday for short visit
with friends and relatives.
Dow City friends we're grieved when
learning of the death of Mrs. Mary Blk
Ter, of Denison, which occurred early
Saturday morning, her death, we un.
derstand, having been caused from an
attack of pneumonia. The deceased,
with her daughter, Lottye, resided here
many years prior to moving to Dunlap
several years ago and later to Deni-
son. Sunday her daughter-in.law. Mrs.
Jim Bixler, of South Dakota, passed
away at the Bert McCord home in
Denison after a prolonged illness. This
is indeed a very sad affair and the be-
reayed ones have the most heartfelt !
sympathy of the entire community in
their hour of great sorrow.
+, M. Goddard and son, Frank, of
Davenport were here last week visit |
ing their relatives, the E. v. Goddard
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ettleman and son
were up from Dunlap Sunday visiting
with relatives.
Peter Dydal. of Emmetsburg, has
been visiting former friends and &C
1ISfn..aaf-s here the past week.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Goddard and children
were visiting in Denison Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Thomas are en-
Toying visit from their son, Merton,
who arrived Sunday from Camp Pike, |
Ark. He has been given a furlough
OF ten days. His many friends are
glad to see him looking SO well.
Mrs. Sarah Kuykendall was a pas
senger from Dunlap Monday for sew
eral days. visit at the home Of Mrs. |
Jane Miller.
Mrs. G. M. Brake was in Logan last
Thursday visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. L. E. Mcbride. Her
granddaughter, Virgene Mcbride, who
had spent the greater part of the week
here, accompanied her home.
& Leo Ahart came Sunday from Camp
Dodge for a short visit with the home !
folks %: .
!. The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Jim Bixler had the misfortune to fall
in such manner as to break one OF
her limbs in two places Saturday. A
set the bones and the men,
Der is now healing as we'll as can be
expected. 1t seems just at this time |
that the family are having more than
their share Of trouble.
H Miss Fern Johnson arrived Monday |
fro mCorwith for 4 visit at the parental I
III. B. Johnson home. She has been !
engaged in teaching at that place for |
some time.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary /!
society will meet at the Methodist !
church on Wednesday,, May LIST, and |
Miss Janet Rae will have charge of
the lesson. A Is cent lunch will be
Mrs. d. T.. Bremser being the
hostess.
Z Mrs. J. r. Griffin was in Omaha one
day last week to see Doris Griffin
who is training at Fort Omaha. He
has been quite sick, but is reported
better now.
Mrs. Jack Welsh was over from
Buck Grove the latter part OF the week
visiting at the c. j. O'Meara home.
I The L. D, S. people are expecting
Frank Schafer, Of the Paradise, to be
here next Sunday and occupy the pull
pit. III. '
The next open meeting of the Wo.
mans club will be held Tuesday eve
ming, April 3Oth, when the following II
program will be given:
/ Song, Girls Glee Club. j.:
/ Recitation, Miss Ruby Baber.
/ Violin Solo, Miss Helen Jackson. n
\ Vocal Solo Miss Viola Paul III