The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-17
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Rev. r. D. Acheson, former pas
tor here occupied the Methodist pull
j pit Sunday morning and gave his lee
ture on To France and Back in a
Uniform" to large and attentive
audience. Mrs. Acheson is with him
and they have been visiting friends
here since Friday. There was so thor
ough a resume of his lecture in the
Sun of last week that further notice
here would be unnecessary. & ~.
On Sunday evening the series of
pictures on Panama were given at the
Methodist church with vhe lecture
given by the pastor. The pictures
are up to the standard set by the
board that is preparing them. NO
higher praise can be given.
Will Wolleson and George Mauer
have purchased the butcher business
OF Lou Newly.
Frank Richardson bought the old
city building for the sum of $500 and
is tearing 1t down this week.
Mrs. j. 10. Benson of Auburn, Mrs.
]. e. Palmer of Lake City, and Mrs.
G. A. Mohr of Lytton, were hostesses
at the picnic grounds near the Coon
Priscilla Embroidery club, OF which
they were members when living in
our town. Tie majority of the mem.
bers were present, going over in autos
and spending a very pleasant after
noon which will be long rem rendered
among the many; delightful ones they
have had. q
Mrs. NJ Wheeler of Lincoln, and
Mrs. Reuben Banks, of Rockford, ILL.,,
came last Thursday morning to spend
a few days here with their nephew,
L. C. Clothier. The former had been
visiting at Rockford recently during
the illness and death of another sis
ter, and they are going on to Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Carney and chill
dren returned last Friday from their
trip through the west and visited here
till Monday when they started for
their home at Lovington, ILL.,, Mrs.
Kate Cooley accompanying them for
a short stay. ...-- Ia ..
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r.
o.. Howard last Thursday who will be
called Alvah Roy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Mohr and chill
dren from Lytton, were in town last
Thursday the former attending the
Wolleson farm sale and the latter the
Aid Society at Mrs. Zein's. 49, 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wade who
had been in the eastern part of the
state for over week, attending the
funeral of Mrs. Phillips at MaQuoketa
visiting their relatives at ElwOod and
spending Tuesday and "Wednesday
with their son, Harry and an old
school friend OF Mrs Wade's. Mrs
Mary Garnes, at Cedar Rapids, re- J
turned home Thursday forenoon of
last week.
Instead Of the usual band concert
on the street last Thursday evening
the MINISTRIES gave short concert on
the street before giving their concert
at the opera house.
Mrs. j. S. Porter attended a meet
ing of the D. A. RS at Ida Grove and
also visited there with relatives last |
Thursday and Friday.
The three higher grades in the high |
school entertained the Freshmen
class last Friday evening. The mem.
bers were initiated at the schoolhouse
then blindfolded and taken to the Vo-
gel Grove north of town, where they
were left under proper care till the
other classes had gone away, when
they were told their further enter
tainment depended on finding them.
They were successful and the eve.