The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
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The series of colored pictures giver
on the missionary work at the Metho
dist church last Sunday evening were
on the Liu Kin islands in the Nip
| ponese empire. They were very in
teresting, showing portion of the
world little known by Credentials.
At meeting of the Sunday school
board Sunday evening", after the
church services, Mrs. G. H. Young was
chosen missionary Superintendent for
the primary department and Mrs. Eli
son for the Junior and Senior depart
! ments. The sum of $4,000 was taken
in by the school as their part of the
centenary movement. and the Their
mometer placed on the wall will soon
be moving RAPIDLY if the plans are
carried out in full
Circle No. will hold business and
work meeting at the church parlors,
with a covered dish supper ON We'd
nesday afternoon and Circle No. 2
will meet with Mrs. l.. C. Clothier
on the same date to plan for business.
The w. H. M. S. will meet with
Mrs. Freeborn Thursday afternoon of
this week for the lesson and to plan
for the annual mite-boX opening.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid (both
divisions) will hold chiken pie din
ner next Saturday at the Hopkins
store building on the corner east of
the opera house.
! n n, CchoidonLor cold bic b0r,,o
residence to Rudolph Rohde and has
HOMELAND has been living. Both will
take possession the first OF the month
Mr.. HOMELAND moving to the Karstens
house on First street. ~ 81
Il. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gum will leave
the middle of the week for, two
weeks visit with her father in Rosen-;
dale, Mo. 'iE4" =" ..@G@.,G Len
Mrs. Beulah May and son, returned
to Des Moines on Saturday afternoon!
| j. G. Jones has gone to New Rich
mond, Wis, on account of poor health.
Mrs. Myrtle Williamson came down
from Lake View Monday evening to
stay over night here with her mother,
Mrs. Eliza Eaton.
w. B. Morrow, who has been suffer
ing from rheumatism again, has gone
to Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where he
has found relief before to spend few
weeks. IT,
J. A. Swanson is spending these
days in attendance at the sessions of
court at Sac City.
Mrs. ]. S. Porter entertained a num-
Der Of friends at her home Tuesday
afternoon of this week.
q Mrs. Edna Wicker returned from a
weeks stay in Ft. Dodge on Monday
her sister, Mrs. Foster and daughter,
Mary Catherine, who live in Canada, |
and who had just recently arrived at
Ft.s Dodge for visit, accompanying |
her back here for an extended visit:
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Schneideck spent |
Tuesday in Lake View on, business.
Frank Wicker and family spent Sum
day with Mrs. 'Wickers parents at
Lake View, M i st}.Ey Hr 4Sa gSya
Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Jolley were over
from Lake City to spend the day here |
with his sister, Mrs. Chas. Firth. Mr.. !
Jolley, 'Sr:, also came over and will |
spend few days here before return
ing. They have rented their house to
G. A. Hansen, who will not move, |
however, until the first of May.n&IqG
z. Mrs, Karstens has purchased the
Firth home just south of the Metho-
dist church and will make it her home |
moving in as soon as Mr.. M. R. Tim
has moved out, which, we un-
derstand will be soon, as he expects to |
spend the summer in Canada, where |
he has interests in land and may de-
eide to make it his permanent home.
Mrs. Mary Mailer spent last Friday |
and Saturday in Lake View.
q F. H. Baker who is chairman of the !
o. r. T. for this division, is attending |
a meeting of the o. r. T. in Chicago, |
going in Monday evening. A. L. Dodd
is relieving him this week, as he will
have to 60 over the division in the |
interests of the work the rest of the
week, after his return. When he
comes back, Mr.. Dodd will take the
position of operator here, and J. j.
who is taking his place now
at Sacton will keep that place per-
and move here, occupying
The BelVail house on Second street