The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-08
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operation in hospital in Council
Il Bluffs last week.
i The Baptist Missionary society met
Hast Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs A. H. Harper, at which time the
following program was rendered:
4 Meeting opened by President MRS. u.
A. Barker.
Song by the Society.
Scripture Lesson, Mrs. G. A. Barker.
Prayer.
Roll Call and Business.
| Song by the Society.
Paper "Our Negro Work" Mrs. An
Ina Williams.
Reading, "A Drop in the Bucket"
CLARA Mae Munsey.
| Paper, "The Jesus Car" Mrs. J. T.
Goldsworthy.
Paper, "The Red Man. Mrs. A. Fl.
Harper.
Piano Solo, Marian Carlson.
PAPER. Our War Time Problem"
Mrs J. P. Goodman.
| SReading Mrs G. A. Barker
| Song by the Society.
Reading, Mrs. Augusta Carlson
Each number was taken splendldly
\ and all present greatly enjoyed the
occasion. A tempting repast very MT
tinglv closed the day. The next meet
ing will be held at the home Of Mrs.
/ Augusta Carlson.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Binnall and lit
tile daughter, Francille, left Monday
for Excelsior Springs, where they will
spend the remainder of the winter IN
hopes of benefiting Mrs. Binnalls
Health. We understand that their
sons, Bryce, Merrill and Ralph will
manage the farm during their absence,
Mrs. John Ahart and Miss Irene
Smith went to Danbury Monday to
spend few days. They went for the
purpose of holding an invoice OF the
stock of goods in Mr. Aharts furniture
store at that place.
i Miss Kaletta Bohlken enjoyed a
week end visit at her parental home
in Ricketts,.
Mrs. George keairnes was passen-
ger to Carroll Sunday evening, where
lshe met her sister, Mrs. Harold Sails
bury, of Glidden, and from there the
two ladies went to Lamont to care for
the latter's son, Orris Salisbury, who
/ is quite i'll with the flu. He is stu
dent of Graceland college.
Mrs. Nelson Butterworth was down
from Denison Sunday spending the
| day at the parental Clair Butterworth,
Inome.
The regular Standard Bearer meet
| ing will be held on Friday evening Of
his week at the home of Miss Marie
Coleman. A good attendance is de-
sired. .. .
| Merton Thomas, who recently re-
ceived his discharge from the service,
left the first of the week for Chicago.
linear which place he will be employed
! as overseer on a stock farm. His
brother, Wilbur, vino also received his
i discharge, left Sunday for Grinnell,
where he will resume his college
course.
H. G. Scott was over from Buck
Grove and spent the Sabbath day with
mis- family His daughter, Isabel, &C
companied him back to spend few
days. ~
| Ben Wingrove and son, Burdette,
Iwere down from Denison and made an
over Sunday visit at the Thos. Nun
s|sey home.
j. r. Griffin and Adolph Ahart made
4 Ia shipment of three cars of sheep tC
the market in Omaha the first of the
.lweek. They accompanied the stock tc
market.
Herman LaZerus has been improV
ling the interior of his store the past
week. He has moved his furniture up
stairs and put in shelves on the south
side of the building downstairs where
i ecu, ;{,,r str nd 1ryi1
have the shoe department on that side
This presents a much heater appear
ance.
e. G. Virgins, cashier of the Farm
ers State bank, is planning on attend
ing the big stock and poultry exhibit
ton in Woodbine this week. He in
forms us that he will send several Of
his fine carrier pigeons and Belgian
hares there to be exhibited.
Morris McHenry, Jr. arrived home
last week from Waco, Tex, having re
ceived his honorable discharge from
the army. Fraicis Potter, the son O.
DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Potter, has also beer
discharged from the service and ar
rived home Monday from Florida.
A postponed meeting was held il
the Methodist church Saturday after
!, noon for the purpose of electing Sun
!, ay school officers for the ensuing year
The result was as follows: Superin
tendent, E. G. Virgins; assistant su
Iperintendent, L. e. Poitevin; secre
rary, Mott McHenry; treasurer, Olivel
Cook; librarian, Miss Alice Thomas
Chorister, Mott McHenry; pianist
!, Mrs. r. e. Lusk; superintendent O.
!. Junior department, Mrs. Ida Talcott
organist for the Junior department
Z Miss Helen Rule.
Mrs. l.. Il. Wright and daughter
Hortense, OF Dunlap, and Miss Skin
ner, of Omaha, were pleasant Sabbath
guests with the Art S. Randel and Et
. Ahart families.
l.. Z. Barger and wife left Monda!
morning for Watertown, S. d., where
they will make their home.
Miss Wave Williamson went owe
to Kiron Saturday for a visit at tn,
home Of her sister, Mrs, Arthur Bull
er, and family.
i A business meeting of the J. B. G.''
was held at the home of Miss Heller
Jackson Friday evening. Along thu
business matters transacted was al
election of officers as follows: Pres
|ident, Miss Helen Jackson; vice pres
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