The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28
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Memorial Sunday was fittingly OBJ
served here and much moresO than
ever before for the added attraction
of the presence of so many OF our re-
turned soldiers from the late war. The
services in commemoration OF the day
we're held in the Methodist church,
beginning at 1880 a. m. At the ap-
pointed hour the soldiers marched
into the church in body, occupying
the front seats in the center section
of the building. The company of SOL
diers present represented three wars,
the civil, the Spanish Americans and
the world war. The following pro-
gram was rendered at this time-
Song, Battle Hymn OF Republic.
Choir and Congregation
Scripture Reading ..........-....
Elder ]. l.. Butterworth
Song, crest, Spirit. Rest" -. Choir
Prayer ..:.. Kew. w. : lsihh
Song, "To Thee, oh Country" $3.50.
........ $500. Ladies Quartetce
Sermon .......... Rev. u. A. Barker
Song America" ..!...........
Choir and Congregation
Benediction ...... Rev. w. T. Rink
On Friday Of this week Decoration
day services will be held in like man.
ner.
Claude Mcdonald was among the
callers at the county capital Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. "a. J. Wight and chill
dren spent Sunday at the Lee Winn
home in Buck Grove.
Mrs. Philip Dietrich was over from
Wall Lake one day last week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Carey, and
family.
Mrs G. v. Jordan, who was report
ed in an improved condition last week,
has since taken turn for the worse.
a fact which we state with very much
regret.
Henry Hancox and wife motored to
Kiron where they spent the Sabbath
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Butler, and family.
Miss Laura Wilder, who has been
attending school here for the past
year, left the latter part Of the week
for her home near Dunlap.
Word was received here Monday
that Mr.. and Mrs. Ed LANCER, Of near
Denison, had been called upon to part
with their only son, three weeks old,
who was taken from them by death.
Dow City friends extend sympathy.
Mrs. Ella Hahn, Mrss. Wesley Cram
er and baby, Mrs. Anna Williams and
son, Frank, and Mrs. Steve Carbaugh
were Denison visitors Monday.
Mrs. Fred Coleman entertained her
mother, Mrs. Hamilton. of Carson, and
also her sister, Mrs. Cora Wilson and
little son, of Council Bluffs, the past
week.
Henry Hancox left Monday for Kan
sas City, where he went on business
mission.
John Carey returned Saturday to
Iowa City, where he will again enter
the hospital for medical treatment.
Mrs. M. L. McElwain and daughter.
Laura, of penison, and the Elmer Nc
Elwain family, Of Willow township,
were Sabbath visitors at the 81 M.
McElwain home.
A baby son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Hulburd. residing west of
town, Friday, May 23d.
All. Wight is improving the ap-
pearance of his residence in the east
part of town by giving it a new coat
Of paint.
Clarence Wilder was up from Logan
the first of the week and was a guest
at the j. l.. Butterworth home.
DR.. Robert Wall, state veterinarian,
was here from Des Moines Tuesday OF
the past week looking over the rabies
situation, which has caused no small
concern here of late. He stated that
the quarantine which was recently
established should be strictly adhered
7 to, which would be the only means of
checking the disease.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. H: Cruise spent