The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12


We wish to take this means of ex
pressing our gratitude to the friends
aud neighbors who were so kind in
/ Our late hour Of bereavement and sor
row. +w.. ....
] ts E. L. Thomas,
Mrs. Elida Saul,
u. S. Thomas.
School Notes
q School adjourns Thursday and Fri
dry while the teachers attend the in
stitute at Denis0n.
IA lively double header basket ball
game was played by local teams on
Ffiday evening High school boys
beat the grades "a to 1S and the high
school girls beat the grades 10 to z.
Leon Cramer, our janitor, returned
from Rochester and is on duty again.
u He Is in greatly improved condition
ana says he is feeling fine..
The Dow City school election re.
suited in the choice Of A. L. Jackson,
John Mathys and Sam Brasel for new
directors. The members holding over
are Fred C. Buss and E. Riddle.
The next and last number on the
lyceum course will be rendered at the
school auditorium on March goth, at
o'clock p. M, by the Arden Enter
tainers. They are an attractive
ladies' quartet organized to fill the
niche in the lyceum that demands
quality and versatility. They sing as
one enun ciating with the clarity OF
the spoken word in tones deity WOW
en and interviewer and blended by uni
formity and correctness OF vocal meth
- Sv,t - n
gram is given in Hawaiian costume,
featuring the Hawaiian songs and
playing skillfully the ever interesting
ukulele.i It - q happy combination
Of winsome young girlhood and sweet
Z alluring tunefulness. Everyone should
Atail themselves Of this opportunity
Of hearing these people.
Miss Hilda Turnlund, teacher OF the
sixth grade, presented her pupils In a
patriotic program Friday afternoon
which was greatly enjoyed by the Wis.
itors present and Miss Turnlund Is de-
serving Of much praise for. the splen.
did program rendered as follows:
SONG, II Salute Thee Old Glory
Reading. The Flag-Margaret Glib
ron.
Dialogue, Hurrah for Our Flag
-four Girls. M ..
Reading. Washington and Lincoln
Thos. Rule.
Reading. Why Do Love Our Flag
Vida Spence.
Reading, Betsy's Battle Flag.-Eve-
Ign Buss. ...
Reading. How Uncle Sam Spells
Thrift. Mabel Skillman.
~, IN pnrliu--Cnvon ROyS
Reading, Let Us Smile.-Frank
williams. III is.. tt.s.,l
Reading, Hats Off.-Opal Leytham.
Reading, Hay Fever.-Chauncey
Williamson.
Reading, Hoover's Coin to Get You.
Dorothy Pagan. vi. .s....:
Song, Red Cross, Girls.
Song. The Flag and Our School
School.
Vernon O'Meara, of Iowa City, came
Monday for a visit with relatives and
friends. @
Bryce Binnall has returned to Pear
ron otter 4 pleasant weeks visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bin
nall. gss5 .as
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley and chill
dren left Thursday for Corning for
visit with her people.
III "A. =. Bryan was q caller In town
Wednesday from Denis0n. al. .,
Byron Glow, d stock dealer of Oma-
Id, was business visitor In town the
latter part OF the week.
Rev. G.. "A. Barker, the Baptist pas
tor, HIS been confined to his home the
past week by illness and was unable
fo conduct the usual preaching SER
vices \ Sunday, which services were
dispensed with. The usual Sunday
school session was held at the noon
hour. All are sorry indeed to learn
81 Rev. Barkers illness and sincerely
trust that he will soon be able to be
about again.
John Hill was a business visitor in
town Thursday from Moorhead. The
Hill family just recently moved to
Moorhead from this vicinity.
Claude Blackman and wife were
down from Denison between trains
Saturday visiting her parents, Mr.. and
IRIS. George Carey. ,....,..,-,,.
Art s. lRandel, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Ed Ahart, were visitors in Dun
lap Saturday" d ..-.
Mrs. john Dawson was passenger
to Arion Saturday afternoon for an
over Sunday visit. II
MyrOn Rice, who has been residing
southeast Of town, moved the past
week onto the farm vacated by the j.
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