The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
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h% The chautauqua has progressed
NICELY the past week and has beer
all that was anticipated. The lee
lures have each been worth the pric,
of admission and the entertainment
numbers are eff the'very best.
The Liberty Bells, an orchestra
composed OF seven young ladies', gave
some well balanced programs. By.
Mr.. Taggart, "The Man From Yer
I1n0nt,," and "The Old Country Fiddler
lhHd the EnlisfortunteS to strike id storm
both afternoon and everiing, the audi
tence giving up his prelude good ma
'Etnredly in the afternoon, thinking
that they would be privileged to heal
him in the evening, but just as he ap
pearea in the evening, the storm
broke in its fury and it was perfectly
impossible, to hear him at all, so he
spent the time at the piano. trying tc
ffill in the time with instrumental mu
sic The audience was greatly disap
pointed
Ewing's military band was hit as
bands are always met by large crowds
both afternoon and evening" /" w
%Mathiser' and his concert company
were well appreciated, this being DR.
Mitksen's third visit here. @'7''
The lectures by Or. Lyman G.. Pow.
en- Mr.: Amury Mars, DR.. Nicholas and
DR. 6Reitzel were well received and all
held the attention of their audiences
during the entire program. Each one
brought distinctly different message
but each was also the best of its kind
and all feel that the Midland Chau-
5tauqua management has done all that
was possible to give their people the
ybest to be; procured. Mr. Barnaby,
Fthe genial platform manager, has be-
,come faNoritet with the entire com
y.mnnity& by his pleasing p and gentle
manly ways, and he has been pro-
,nounced the best platform manager
We have had for some time. =
j Miss Myrtle Beck was In town few
day sthe past week visiting at the
Geo. Thompson home. g.:
>, K large. number OF young people at
tended the dance in Portsmouth last
Wednesday evening, and as result
there was a small attendance at the
one given here. ~
Clark Caldwell who was seriously
1H the first of the week, has sufficient
,ly recovered to attend the chautauqiia.
He was about the eighth boy to be
AFFLICTED with sickness after the return
OF the Boy Scouts from their trip to
the lake last month.
y, Merlyn Rawlings was Des Moines
lylsitor over the week end. .@.
= Mr.. and Mrs. John Williamson and
daughter and son, who have been
spending the past week at the home
Sof his brother, Amos, left here Thurs
sSlay for their home in Iowa City
y Ed Ryan, Jr. was Denison visitor
Wednesday,. .-.~ 80" :,
= Mr. and Mrs Rannells had as their
guest Thursday DR.. Nicolls, who was
the chautauqua lecturers and who gave
che lecture on his travels in Europe
and his attendance at the peace con.
ference - t'i,&.
Mr.. Blackman, the new manual train
.lng teacAers is here. being on a the
manual training rooms, hoping there.
$lby to have some word in their arrange
sment. .5s ~,
i Miss Edith Durham and two nieces,
margaret and Ruth IngersoH, return
Jed FROM a few days spent at, Water
town, IS. d. .s,.,. - ....s.44F- .s.l.s,
! Helen Tinker has returned from a
stay of two weeks with her aunt in
Omaha. ,g:s.s :,}..e ~ 5sg-sls= 2,
i Mrs. Bowerman, who was visiting
her sister, Mrs. 1Christy, last week,
received the sad news of the deaf, of
a small grandchild from drowning. the
accident happening in a boiler Of wa
Ter that had been left from the wash
ing and the body was found some time
after death by a neighbor woman.
Mrs. Stflson, OF Arion, was in town
last week visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Lehan. i.a
! Mr.. and Mrs. I. Wilson visited in
Carroll one day the past week.
Mrs Henry Evans, OF logan, has
been. in town the past week visiting
Old friends and neighbors
I'd D. V.ssMoore, accompanied by his
mother-inAaW. Mrs. Liscomb, motored
to- Lake sOkoboji the middle of the
week to remain for some time.
!. Dr.: 2. C. Jngersoll spent some time
last week at his old home in Toledo
e. Jasper % sBanion, who is on the road
for q meat tirme spent Sunday with
the home folks. sasst {l-ta .r,.tt.a,, IA
e. L. Mccullough and wife and son
are enjoying a Visitafrom his sister
and daughter from Sioux City.
! Miss Esther Beck 3ss still in town
enjoying a visit with old schoolmates.
Mr.. and Mrs, Baer motored to Dow
City last week to visit relatives who
was there at the that. time.
: Mrs, Frank Lindsay returned last
week from ST. Joseph's hospital, where
she had been for a couple OF weeks.
Ray Gorham is working with a
threshing outfit at present
Mrs. Henry Nesmith and daughter
Nargaret, are enjoying visit with
relatives in Shenandoah. .,t.,ss
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