The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-26
Local Mention

The Current Events club Will meet
at the club; rooms on, Thursday after.
nooon at three o'clock.
Charles Helsley was a passenger to
Omaha Saturday remaining over Sum
day for q visit with relatives.
Mrs. j. l.. Miller, Mrs. Ann Winans
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Newcom Of
Deloit were brief callers in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. T.. E. Baber and Mrs. Chas.
Bell OF Dow City were over Sunday
visitors lat the home OF their brother,
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hansen.
Sears. McHenry returned on Satur-
day from Bredenbury, Sask., Canada,
looking after land interests.
Mrs. j. H. DreheY OF Kansas City,
aud Mrs. and Mrs E. A. Courtney and
children Of Chicago were week end
guests at the G. w. Courtney home
In this city.
Miss Elsie Clark of Baltimore, who
f. a. returned missionary from Foo
Chow, China. was guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Pierce the
FIRST of this week.
& Mrs. G. M. Goddard and children of
Dow City were here Sunday in at
Tendance at the funeral Of Mrs. Ben
BOetker. She remained over for few
days visit with relatives.
James McKim was down from De-
lott Yesterday attending to some bus
mess matters at the county capital.
Mr. McKim only recently returned
from IAN extended sojourn in Cali
fOrnia. #
Miss Bertha Noxsel returned to
DenisOn last Tuesday after an extend
ed visit in Chicago with relatives.
She viii make her home for the pres
emit With her sister, Mrs. Carl Hansen
Of this city. H.,
Private Alfred Hansen of Dow City,
who k brother of Carl Hansen, Of
this Eity, has recently been transfer.
ed from Ft. Crook, Omaha, to Wing
Foot Lake, Akron, Ohio, where he will
remain for another year. "
M. and Mrs. T. J. Garrison have
received word that their grandson,
RAYMOND E. Garrison, who has been
iii France and on the western front,
with Unit X, for the past fifteen
months, sailed for home yesterday.
Mrs. o. NJ. Criswell was guest at
the home of Mrs. Martin Duesler Of
W0odbine on Thursday, going down
to attend meeting Of the Woman's
Home Missionary society which was
HELD mt the home of Mrs. j. B. Glass
burner. Mrs. Criswell gave an inter
estink and helpful talk at this meet
ing, which was the annual meeting
for the opening of mite boxes.
From the Council Bluffs Nonpareil
We n0tice that A. A. Fishel OF Dow City
visited Council Bluffs last week with
q view to locating there Mr.. Fishel
and family spent the past year In the
west, land have since their return to
Iowa been looking around for desir-
able Vocation. DenisOn would be very
pleased to have this family become
citizens within her domains, as they
once were. 4a !.
SEfder ]. w. Beams OF Nevada has
bSen holding meetings at the AdVen-
tiStE Nhurch in this city during the
past week, beginning last Sunday.
These meetings have been very inter-
eating and helpful to those attending
and will continue until Thursday eve
ming. Elder Beams will return again
and Mold meeting at three O'Clock
On their Sabbath day, and again Sun
d4y.eyening at eight o'clock. The pub
liz tsscordially invited to attend.
REV. John Ralston, who was pastor
Of the Methodist church Of Deloit for
several years, was in DenisOn Monday
evening and attended the birthday
Marty of the Woman's Foreign Mis-.
stonary Society. Rev. Ralston is now
located at Lake View where he is pas
tor OF the Methodist church, having
taken q course at Evanston. He has
hosts of friends in this vicinity as
Well as in the vicinity Of Deloit and
boyer who wish for him a most sue
cessfdl passionate In his new field.
Ion Monday evening at 1880 o'clock
1t the library, the w. l: G. girls OF
the Baptist church will give Q play,
entitled, Broken China" This Is 9
Chinese play and Chinese costumes
Will be used. Besides the play, Q fine
musical program has been prepared,
1hd the public is cordially invited to
xttetds No admittance will be charged
btit q ffree.Will offering will be taken
and ihoMe.Made candy will be Sold,
tie proceeds being used TOR mission
ary work s!s. 81
s:ssMr. ana Mrs. Jacob Sims returned
Thursday from Chicago where they
attended the wedding sof their son,
James, and Miss Jeanette Hoffman,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoff-
man. OF that city. Miss Hoffman has
been doing war work as an entertain.
~ singing for the soldiers of Camps
Grant and Sheridan. Miss Marjorie
Sims, of Canton, s. D., was also pres
ant at the wedding, but Alan Sims
who recently received his commits
sion as ensign in the U. S. navy was
unable to get his leave extended. Mr.,
and Mrs. James Sims, after short
trip to st. Louis, will begin housekeep-
ing at 4724 A, No. bernard St., AL
bany Park.
L. on Tuesday afternoon Of last week,
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H., Hammer, of this
city, occurred the wedding of Miss
Anita Hammer and Charles Freml, of
Vail. The ceremony was performed
Nv Justice Bliesman and the bridal
couple were attended by Miss Marie /
and William Hammer, sister and
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