The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-30
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Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Dethlefsel
were over from Kenwood Friday to at
tend the memorial services held TO
her brother, Louis Miller. y f
Communion services were held il
the Methodist church Sunday morning
when the new individual communion
set was used for the first time. Tit
sermon for this occasion was delivered
by Rev. w. T. Rink at the close o
which he administered the Sacremen
Of the Lords supper. The congrega
ton had the pleasure of listening tc
d vocal solo by Chas. Helsley Of Deni
son. A special feature of the evening
service was. a fine talk by Frank Ban
yard who recently returned from
France. He gave many interesting
accounts Of his military life, also tell.
Ing OF the customs of the French PEG.
pie, etc. Only shortly before the sign.
ing of the armistice, Frank with his
company had received orders to go to
the front Proceeding his address,
Sunday evening, he favored the audi
ence with vocal selection which was
greatly enjoyed.
Miss Ethel Cole was among the Den.
ison visitors Monday.
Relatives here have received word
to the effect that Elias Edwards has
arrived in New York from service
abroad. 1T is also understood that
Albert Starkey reached New York at
the same time. II
The Lyceum committee met in a
q business session Friday evening at the
school house. Several business mat
tiers pertaining to the lecture course
held the past winter were transacted.
Mrs. b. H., Swasey, Mrs. H. G. Scott,
and Mrs. r. e. Lusk were appointed
as committee to select the play
ground equipment. 1t was found that
the net proceeds contained in the
treasury from the lecture course
amounted to about SIS, which will be
used for the purchasing OF the play
ground equipment. Several arrange
ments were made for the lecture
course to be given the coming winter.
Mrs. II. g. Scott, Mrs r. E. Lusk,
and Mrs. e. lei. SWasey were selected
as committee to take charge of the
sale of season tickets, they to appoint
whom they choose to assist them. The
course next winter is to be given by
the Redpath.Vawter company and it.
will consist of five numbers as fol-
lows: Ladies' Spanish Orchestra, 81
lent Mora, the Magician, Meryl Buck
ley, the American Girls Trio, and the
Bonnie Brooke company.
A. w. Wilson has secured Mr.. S.
Varrend to assist him in the barber
shop in the place Of Mr.. Johnson who
resigned few weeks ago. Mr.. Var
rend has just returned from Camp
Cody, N. Mexico, where he received
his discharge from the service.
Miss Janet Rae was pleasant hos
tess at dinner party Saturday eve
ming omplimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas IHelsley of Denison. Those in
vited to partake of the repast were:
Rev. w T. Rink, and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank lanyard and the Misses
Marie tHelsley, Martha Weiss, and
Ferne Kingery. The event was appre-
ciated very much by all present.
r. w. Tech and wife were visiting |
with relatives in Charter Oak Friday. |
w. w. Clark and wife have been |,
enjoying a visit from her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Moffit of Minnesota |
the past week. ,s,-
The Baptist prayer meeting will be
held Thursday evening of this week
at the home OF Mrs. II. 3. Allen, begin
ming at $3.50. The time of the Sunday |
evening services has also been chang
ed and will be held hereafter at $3.50
instead of 500.
Miss Elizabeth Leuck left Saturday /
for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, she hav-
ing accompanied her sister. Mrs. M.
]. Breen there.
Fred Christensen was among the /
Denison callers Thursday.
William Toon went to Mapleton last
week to spend some time with rela-
tives. l5
Miss Bernice Judd was a passenger
to Council Bluffs Saturday where she |
made a-brief sojourn.
Miss Lottie Coleman who had been
spending several days with the A. K. \
and Freed Coleman families, went Ov-
er to Charter Oak the latter part of /
the week for "a visit at the Clay Kill
lion home before returning to her
home in Carson. i.
On Tuesday of. this week w, G. Rolls
opened his meat market in the build
ing where he had conducted a restaur-
ant known as the Lincoln Highway
Cafe for many years. For the past !
month or more, he has been engaged /
Iii installing the fixtures for his newt.
business. He. will also conduct a CON-
leotionery department in correction.
Paul Miller, OF SSigourney, who. is an
butcher has been secur-
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