The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-02

4 team, whom he had not seen for the
Epast eight years. ..
The Epworth League and preaching
lservices of the Methodist church have
been differently arranged for next Sun.
day evening, in the way of combining
Them. Beginning at $3.50 the Epworth
League leader will have charge Of the
service, followed by a short address
lby the pastor. An invitation is eX.
tended to all to be present.
David Potter left Sunday for his
home in Anawan, Ill.,, after a week.
sojourn here, where he was called on
account of the death of his father.
John and Thos. Mcmahon, of Deni-
son, were Sabbath guests at the home
of their uncle and aunt, Mr., and Mrs.
C. J. O'Meara.
M. V. Butler and DR.. Bryce Binnall
arrived Monday evening from Pier
son for a short visit with their rela-
tives and friends.
| Mrs. M. B. Bailey is here from Dun
lap spending a few days at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. f. c. Howorth.
Agent Trag and wife returned to
dunlap Saturday afternoon. he having
relieved Agent J. G. Graul here at the
Northwestern depot few days, the
latter being absent owing to the
death of his daughter, Mrs. Julia Mix.
| T. e. Sidball, who has been employ
ed in the A. w. Wilson barber shop
for some three weeks, severed his con-
INJECTIONS Herewith the latter part of
the week and returned to Monroe. He
h, on nj nf 7
being able to secure house for his
family. ..,y..n.... ....,.....-,..t,. SIS!
The John Furne family, of Arionr
were in town "wednesday visiting lat
the home of her sister, Mrs. an J..
Breen TIT. Ia
Mr., and Mrs. Husmann, residing on
the BIN. ..MeElwain farm near Gal
Hands Grove, mourn the sioss of an in
liant baby son, the little one having
| lived but4a short time after birth. The
Borrowing parents have the sympathy
of all.
Herman Logsdon was in Dow City
last week from Ames and visited at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Glassburner, and family. q,
George Binnall was business Wis
itor at Pisgah on Tuesday of the past
week.
John and Grace Woodruff, son and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Wood
ruff, of Omaha, have been visiting
among their relatives. the G. M. Tai
colt and r. A. Rae families. f..
! The w. H. Virgins family motored
up from Woodbine "Wednesday to see
his mother, Mrs. M G. Virgins, who
has been sick the past week. She is
now able to be about again, however.
OF which fact we are pleased to make
mention. , III ria
Saturday afternoon the WoMan's
Foreign, Missionary society We're at
home to the members of the Kings
Heralds and Little Light Bearers in
the city park. The day was ansideal
lone for the occasion and a goodly mum
Der were present. The afternoon was
lopened with short devotional exercises
after which very interesting addresses
Ito the children we're given by Misses
Jennie Rae and Marguerite Rink. A
season OF games took place for the fur
Their enjoy, ent of the children and at
the close OF the, day all were treated
to ice cream and cake. One OF the fin.
lest Of times is reported. &.
III j. r. Griffin and C. %. Miller went
tdown to Omaha Thursday on ADJUST
mess mission, returning on Friday.
Plans for the big Fourth Of July eel
ebration to be held here are progress
ing in good shape and all indications
lpoint to a grand time. A fine speaker
in the person of Senator; Glen Kim.
ball, has been secured. Senator Kim
ball comes from Council Bluffs and is
| to give his address at IL a. m. Good
music will be among the attractive
features of the program. A ball game
is listed among the many attractions
of the afternoon. A record breaking
crowd is expected in Dow City July
4th
The Will Jenkyns and A. J. Wight
families, with Mr.. and Mrs. Romanan
Holomb, motored to the Drayton Hol-
comb home near Dunlap and spent
Sunday Is a. z II Z L 1
Mrs. L. C. Butler and daughter Mrs.
Foster Kepford, were shoppers in town
Monday from Arion.
| r. Al and Leo Oster, who have been
spending several weeks at the home
iof their cousin. Dr. j. A. Brill, left
! Monday for Omaha, where they will
remain indefinitely. While here they
were employed with the C. L. Rudd
carpenter crew. ~% "
! J. B. Glassburner and wife were up
| from Woodbine Monday visiting at
the home of their son, Frank and fam
| lily. ~.
Lieut.. Louis Carroll has been shak-
ing hands with friends in town the
lpast week, having but recently res
turned from service in France. All
are glad to see him back again.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lazerus and
children went down to Omaha Sunday,
where they enjoyed visit with her
folks, returning Monday.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Oil has been quite i'll the past
week, but is improving now. &s5
Mrs. Link Rule and little son, Will
lam, also her son, Edgar, who return.
ed last. week from France, were here;
from Boone and made week end Wis
it with the Rule families and other
relatives in this vicinity. SGT sgsi
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coburn are en-
PERTAINING a new baby Son, born ftgto
them the past week. fBa% i3t1
The f.. w. PearsoH; family, accom-