The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04

mencefnent exercises were held ThurS-
day evening at the opera house, Rev.
f.. f. Travis of Odebolt giving an ex-
cellent address. He congratulated the
class on their outlook as shown by
! their motto, "Not evening, but dawn
and showed that it was not only dawn
| for them in the sense Of a school life,
but that it was dawn in a real sense
flor the entire world, that the prob
Hens to be- faced were in a way OF
different and better settlement than
Fever before, and suggested some prob.
liens that touch every American life
as we'll as those of the entire world.
Among the most pressing for solution
/ he mentioned the nicotine habit, per-
sonal laWlessness and commercialized
amusements. The high school glee
i1club furnished the music, three spe-
cial numbers being we'll rendered. The
last appearance of the class of 10 as a
class was at the alumni banquet given
at the Methodist church parlors on
Friday evening Officers were elected
as follows: President, Mrs. Hoyt; sec
rotary, Mary Engelman; treasurer,
mamie iHoyt. Resolutions of sympathy
for the families of the two alumni
who had been promoted from life's
school during the past year were
passed and ordered sent to the fam
/ lilies Of Mrs Elva Irwin and Miss Hat
tie Merchant. There were about 100
present at the banquet, including the
juniors who were the efficient walters.
The toasts given were happy in
thought and expression and the places
OF those who were absent were well
filled by others drafted at the time by
! the toastmaster.
| The graves of the soldiers in our
cemetery were decorated in the fore
moon and according to custom adopted
when the G. a. r. post was composed
OF members at both towns who car
! ried on the services according to the
ritual OF the G. A. R., the remainder
of the days services were held at Lake
View, having been held here last
year. AS the members OF the post are
too few and feeble to give the ritual
service and as one town misses the
lessons and patriotic inspiration of the
service each year, as no building in
either town win hold all who should
attend in either town and still less Of
| those in both towns, it seems that the
thine has come to change the custom
of the past, organize an association
of the citizens in both towns for the
proper. observance of the day and thus
make its observance thing OF every
Iyear. A good many of our citizens
attended the services at Lake View
Friday, where the, speech was given
| by Rev. John. Ralston, and Rev. Hig-
| ginbotham, as Scoutmaster, directed
the services at the lake shore and at
the unknown graves. s.I
| At a meeting of the organized class
of young ladies' Hof the Sunday school
of the Presbyterian church the follow
ing we're elected officers: President,
Emeline Dean; vice president, Mary
Crichton; secretary, Irene Carnahan;
treasurer, Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. r. j.
Dean is teacher of the class. s},.
A. l.. Dodd and wife took Kenneth to
Sioux City last Saturday, where he
had an operation, Mrs. Dodd remain
! ing there with him. Mr.. Dodd went
back again on Monday, taking the baby
to his mother at, Neville until his
wife's return.
r. Misses Verna Hunter and Lenore
Finley spent Tuesday visiting in the
primary room at Lake View.
Superintendent Butler leaves Tues.
day for Cedar Falls. where he will at.
tend summer school.
| Mr.. and Mrs. IT. j. Dean and Mrs
4 Loeltz and daughter, Katherine, spent
last Friday at the Frank Schilline
home in Schaller. ~ ,...
Mrs. A. Karstens spent Decoration
day at Breda.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Irwin, of Sac
lefty, and L. q. Irwin attended the
graduating exercises last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Carter and chill