The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
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Methodist Notes.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety met in the basement of the
church Wednesday. Dinner was serv'
: ed at noon, this being the quarterly
meeting of the society," Quite large
number were present to partake of
the repast. After dinner the regular
lesson study was taken up with Mrs.
A. H. Cook as leader This lesson
completed the studies in the booE
which has been used for some time.
The proceeds from the dinner amount
ed to about $17.s The ladies have de-
cided to serve their annual chicken
pie supper in the near future. The
next regular meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. D. E. Bremser.
The Ladies' Aid held a short bust
ness session Wednesday. Among the
business matters transacted. at this
time was. the election of Miss Hilda
Turnlund as treasurer to fill the vacan-
cy rcaused by the resignation of Mrs.
Thos. Rae. ~
There will be union meeting OF
the various centenary units in the
church on Thursday evening of this
week. Reports will be given of the
centenary convention held in Omaha
on Tuesday and Wednesday. ="
%S Baptist Notes
Sunday morning at the hour of the
regular preaching service Rev. 6. A.
Barker gave special address to the
older people and during the last half
hour of the service he addressed the
young people. Much inspiration was
received from both discourses.
The Thursday evening prayer sery-
OF Mrs. A. H. Harper.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs: A. H. Harper on Thurs
day afternoon this week instead OF
Friday as is customary. The time Of
meeting has been changed this week
in order that all may have the oppor-
tunity of attending the eighth grade
program to be given at the school
house Friday.
Rev. G. A. Barker has a fine series
of sermons on "The Railway Journey
to Heaven" which he is delivering at
the Sunday evening services.
The Willing Workers class held a
sale Of home made candy in the city
meat market Saturday afternoon. The
girls are we'll pleased over the SUCCESS
with which they met. - IT,
Brinten Sharp arrived home from
Texas Sunday for a several days visit
with his family. He has been spend
ing the past four months looking after
his property in that country. He ex-
poets to return again the last Of this
week.
y Otto Layne, the baker who recently
gave up his position with the E. R.
Butterworth bakery here, was pas
senger here from Council Bluffs Sat
uday, leaving that evening for Web
ster City. 4a
j. H. Bonsail and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rockwell; Miss Janet Rae, Mrs.
John Schaupp, accompanied by one Of
her sisters, and Miss Eva Roy were
visiting in Denison Saturday, as were
also Theodore Ahart and Ed Wieland.
Ed Kloepper and Miss Zuehla Mich
aelsen were unitd in holy wedlock on
Wednesday of the past week, the
event having taken place at the John
Klinker home in Denison. The young |
couple went on wedding trip to Hi |
nois for a visit with relatives and af-
ter their return they will g0>to house |
keeping on farm near Kenwood All |
join in wishing these estimable young
people supera bundant measure OF |
health, wealth and happiness in their |
journey together through life.
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Mrs. Ernest Clark was In Denison
Thursday where she is taking medical
treatments. .. -,,,..
John Ahart who purchased the lot !
Of A. A. Birkhofer near the North |
western 'stockyards, has erected new
barn on the same which he will keep |
his COWS in. <.
/, L. M. Sypher is the new barber Sc
cured by e. r. Butterworth, he having |
come from Council Bluffs the fore part
Of the week. /
Misses Wave Williamson, Jennie |
Cramer and Bessie Baber were Dunlap |
visitors Friday. I
:. Miss Thelma Myers was down from !
Denison and spent the week end with |
her friends, Misses Virginia and
Myrtle Marks. ...
w. E. Fishel was an Omaha visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Henry Roy spent Saturday and
Sunday 1.-The home of her daughter, |
Mrs. Rearl iSertoss, In Denison.
Gordon Rarker,, the youngest son Of
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Barker has been
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