The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-27

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past ilve years, has accepteA posi-
ton at Jefferson. Miss Suiter has
made one Of the very best operators
We have ever had and she will be
1greatly missed in, the service. No
doubt wherever she goes the Will make
lXood. 3yr /
Mr.: and Mrs. r. c. ssannaers moved
into their new homo Thnrsday. fof'
merly occupied by w. N. Penterman
land family. III, Y
last Sunday was "The Cross II ASIA
Miss, Sylvester being leader. This was
q very Interesting lpeetinE and every
lone psos6at4tsU6 part. Some thirty
(mS0bes Ws1o.present. & 4
Mrs. J. ]. NcNam4ra7w was over from
Maqning Sunday ;NiA1inE with her
|parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.R. Robertson.
Mr.. aecNaznaEa is a member Of the
coast artillery stationed ut TT. Wor-
|den, Wash, and has recently been ad-
vAnced. s't% : ~ r
Ralph Elwell has leased farm near
Astor fer the coming year. -
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ID. Cepley mourn the
loss OF an infant born hast Tuesday.
They have the sympathy Of friends IN
their sorrow. i,,
William Quantz loaded his household
goods, livestock and machinery In car
load lots and had them shipped to
Osceola, Iowa, where he, with bis lam.
fly, followed and where they expect to
farm the coming season. t.
The Reno show company which
were here all last week proved to be
quite q success. MIR. Powers, who has
many friends here, was with the COM
pany.
District Manager Margaret Lee
Evans Of the W. G. was here the past
week.
4 The Guild Of the Presbyterian
church will meet 1t the home OF Mrs.
u. C.. Baker on March LIST. All mem.
bers are invited to come. !
Fred Slater has been sick the past
week. having trouble with his stom.
ach. but is somewhat improved at this
writing.
Mrs. Charles Bear and son, Charles.
came Wednesday night from Chicago
to visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Barber. She will assist her
mother in her moving. ~ 4f
Art Melton has been confined to his
home ON account OF smallpox. He is
somewhat improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schnoor moved
into the home they bought from Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Saunders. This will
make them comfortable home.
The reception held in the Sunday
school room Of the Presbyterian
church was largely attended. The fol-
lowing program was given: "Amert-
ca" as opening hymn. Solo by Su.
perintendent Hartman. Mother O.
Mine" and my Irish Girl" by Girls
quartet, Misses Lucille Liggett, Nina
and Myrtle Johnston and Betty Brock
enridge. Song by the audience. bat
tie Hymn OF the Republic" Games
we're played and lunch was served at
q late hour and all present had q fine
time.
Miss Agnes Clarke, Of Eagle Grove.
came Wednesday to assist Mrs. J. B.
Schmidt in her millinery department.
The pupils of the school gave an in.
Washington day program on
February ed, in the assembly room.
as follows:
America" Orchestra.
Loves Old Sweet Song" Marion
Algee. ss FL. ~
Duet, "Juanita," Hildrcd lvey and
Lucille Liggett. .....
"Hats on, the Flag is Marching Bly,"
Lester Hayes. .
} Song by two primary boys.
Exercise by third grade, Wendell
VanSlyke representing Washington.
Reading, "The Flags" Ruth jain.
Drill by sixth grade. ~
"Old Black Joe," Eight Girls,
A large crowd was present at the
program and all had very enjoyable
time.
Warren Gleiser went to Chicago
Friday evening and expects to take up
some kind Of Y. M. c. A. work. He
does not expect to be In Chicago very
long as he things he will be sent over
to France. He will be missed in the
church work here rs no was very
patriotic and meant well in whatever
he tried TO do. He was superintendent
of the Presbyterian Sunday school and
q great choir worker. The members OF
the church wish him great success.
81 o. Wilkinson. who has been sick
for. the past six months, managed to
get down to his store Saturday after.
noon. He is feeling quite wen and his
many, friends were very pleased to
Fsee him looking SO we'll. 5r
Mrs. Herman Hessling, from Texas,
is visiting with her mother, Mrs.
George Obter, and family.
Miss Sylvia Cooper. who has been
teaching ut Gowrie, Is home visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cooper. .r. se.ts-e>s-r. n-,s:z
MY dollar It's of thee,
Sweet graft of Liberty,
on thee I sing --srs--. .-..,. ....- h.