The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

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horses. Sioux City, Des Moines and
Lincoln are among the cite srecently
visited. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henning and ba.
by came down from Denison the first
of the week and visited at the Fred
christensen and R. w. Tech homes
monday the took their baby to Dun
lap where an operation was perform
ed for an abscess on the child's neck
Mr.. Henning returned to Denison that
evening, his wife remaining until
Tuesday with relatives here. y
Rev. w. r. Rink, the Methodist pas
tor, leaves "Wednesday of this week
for Indiana, Penn, where he will Wis
it his mother and brother, the church
having granted him a three weeks
leave of absence. Next Sunday morn.
ing his pulpit will be filed by DR..
Gable, the District Superintendent at
which time the sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered.
One week from the coming Sunday
morning the Sunday School expects
to hold rally program and on the
following Sabbath the w. H. M. S.
plan to hold their annual thank offer.
ing service. No evening preaching
services will be held during Rev.
Kinks absence. The Thursday eve
ming prayer meeting will take place
as usual. however. The prayer serv-
ice this week will be conducted by
Frank Glassburner, next week by E.
G. Virgins, the following week by
Mrs. Robert Docherty and the last
week by Mrs. Ida Talcott. Rev. Rink
plans to be back by the first Sunday
in November. 81"
Fred christensen and son, Herbert,
returned Saturday from a few days
sojourn in Denison where they had
been painting the buildings on their
property which was recently purchas-
ed there BY Mr.. Christensen.
The Victor Keehner family are
leaving this week for Woodbine where
Mr.. Keehner will go into the restaur-
ant business again. The family have
been occupying the j. W. Stephanek
residence for sometime. past Their
many friends are very sorry indeed
that they have decided to discontinue
their residence in Dow City. -"
Leo Ahart returned Monday from
Ames where he had been enjoying an
over Sunday visit with former college
friends and acquaintances. He ex-
poets to leave the coming week for
Racine, Wis, where he will resume
his position with the J. Case Com
pany, being connected with the Engin-
GERS Research Department. He will
/, travel in the United States and Can
ada and has been offered a very sub
stantial salary. Leo was in the en-
ploy OF this company for some time
before Joining the colors and they
recognize in him a most efficient
salesman. a. " 4 tlia.
Nelson Butterworth and wife were
in Denison Sunday visiting at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Bowling. sss. ers,i&,
Mrs. Mary Ann Shaw returned
Monday from Denison, where she had
been spending several days during the
l. D. s. conference. ~ ,i-t
Herbert and Lillian christensen
accompanied by their brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Obi and
Henry and Agnes Meeves, of Dunlap,
were in Oamha Monday on shopping
expedition. t tss& ~
Walter Mesenbrink and wife were
down from Denison and Sundayed at
the parental RvW TAchrhome. sss
Mrs. Ev& Babef went to Denison
Sunday evening for assvisit at the
John Miller home, returning Monday.
The big event OF this week will be
the banquet to be given in the opera
house Friday evening in honor Of
Dow Citys returned soldiers and sail
ors. A meeting was held at the Chas.
Smith home Monday afternoon to fur.
ther plans for the occasion. A menu
committee was appointed as follows:
Mrs. J. A. Brill, Mrs. G. A. Barker,
Mrs. Clair Butterworth and Mrs.
Chas. Smith. A decorating committee
was also appointed, made up Of the
following named persons Mrs T.. r.
Allen. Mrs. H. G. Scott, Mrs. w. E.
Dow, Mrs; M. j. Breen, Mrs O. j.
Judd and Miss Nellie Rule. The ban
quet dinner will be served at seven
thirty after which motion picture
entitled This is the Life" in a seven
reel production, will be put on. A
two.reel mixed comedy will also be
given in this connection. The ban
quet dinner will be served to the SOL
uA0Ab dAu oaAOIS anu IncA lduy
friends as we'll as the promoters Of
the affair. The motion picture will
be for the public in general.
The library board met Monday eve.
ming in regular monthly business ses-
sion at the home of Mrs A.. H.. Harp
err It was decided at this time to hold
the BUSINESS meetings hereafter on
the first Tuesday evening instead OF
the first Monday evening OF each
month. Plans were also made to hold
a White Elephant sale the twentytscc-
ond of November. Watch for further
particulars.
Misses Irene Smith and Isabel Scott
were home and spent the weekend
at their parental homes, the former
from Deloit and the latter from Boyer
Township.
The Fred Christensen family were
pleasant Sabbath guests at the r.
W.YTech home.
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