The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-21

eran hospital where she mad an Oper-
alton.
Z. R. Frazier went to Sac City last
| week on grand jury duty but finding
nothing to come before them, was dis.
missed and returned homo Messrs.
Albert Erickson, Herman Pagel and
Tony Snyder are on the petit jury.
The mayors proclamation OF an cleo
ton of the town to be held June 18th
at the rooms of the Farmers State
Bank for the purpose of voting on the
| proposition of building and equipping
a Liberty Memorial Building and vo-
| ting for bonds to the amount Of $751;
| 600 for payment of same, has been
printed.
Sunday evening the slides showing
South America conditions and mission
| work were shown. at the Methodist
church and fully equalled any given
| for any. other field. In spite of the
| fact they are our nearest neighbors
and we should be better acquainted
| with them, than with work in Africa
or Asia, it is to be doubted whether
| the scenes were not as strange and
unknown to most Of the audience as
any land could be. Learn to know
your neighbors-you might like them
Rev. w. E. Ellison spent Monday at
Lake View assisting in the Centenary
drive. %'.
Rev. w. E. Ellison will preach the
Memoriai Day sermon in the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning
and all people are invited to attend
the service, which will be in memory
of all the republics soldiers, who
have paid their last full measure of
devotion. H
Rev. r. G. Carnahan will preach the
1 class sermon at the Methodist church
Sunday evening.
Rev. A. Schw:dder, who for the past
. nine years has been pastor of the
/ Coon Valley church, has accepted the
4 pastorate. of the Wall Lake Lutheran
church and will be installed June LIST.
/ Mesdames B. Gardner and A. P.
Hoff, went to Des Moines last We'd
4 nesday afternoon to see the 168th
parade, the former having two sons
in that division, Leo, who had been
sent home as casual, and Dewey,
who was in every engagement in
which the division participated, and
never hurt. He was given his dis
charge at Camp Dodge and returned
home Friday. .
Hugh McIlveen is another of our
soldier boys who has received his dis
! charge and returned home last week.
! Half dozen of, the friends of Mrs.
IPeter went to her granddaughter's,
where she is spending a few months,
and spent Saturday afternoon with
her, to help celebrate her eighty-sec,
ond birthday, on that day. They left
her momento of the day and she was
also. the recipient of many cards Of
remembrance from friends from dis
|tance. a. w. E.E5
The neighborhood friends of Mrs.
&c. A. Dryor met with her at the Joel
johnson home last Thursday after
moon, leaving with her set of nap
kins as a Wall Lake souvenir.
Mrs. St. Clair spent asst week. Fri
day at Sioux City. n.,.. s,..
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Mathwig last Thursday.
Mrs. Agnes Gray had the misfor-
tune to break both bones of her leg
last Saturday. ag.r ~ .,.s,.,s-s
John A. johnson and J.. A. Swanson
spent the week from Tuesday to Fri
day at Des Moines, attending the bus
mess congress held there and also
taking in 'tThe End of the Rainbow"
Mrs w. III. Menold left Thursday
for Monmouth, ILL.,, to attend the grad
uation exercises of her granddaughter,
daughter of her youngest son, Clyde.
Frank Johnson came up from Ames
Friday and visited the home folks over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindberg came
from Stratford FRIDAY to stay for
some few weeks here with their
daughter "E .a
Mrs. H. F. Goodale and daughter,
Elma, went to Jolley Saturday to visit
over Sunday.
| A number of the friends of Mrs.
Mamie Maroney spent Wednesday aft
ernoon with her, carrying their re-
freshments and utterly surprising her.
Miss Vivian Cooley came from Des
Moines Friday to visit friends and
relatives here.
DR.. May and family are expected
here this week for few days and she
Twill return with them
| Mrs. A.. Kullman and son, Jack, re-
turned Friday from a few days visit
in Cherokee. H.. g..
| c. A. Dryor was down from Chero-
kee Sunday. A. ,..,.,.
| Mrs. c. L. Wade was quite ill the
first of the week. ..... ....,.....
Mrs. Joel Johnson took Misses Gale
and Glee Dryor and some young
friends to the Coon River Saturday
for a picnic, then on to Audubon to
visit at the Benson home
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Mailer went to
visit their brother, Adam Schnell on
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