The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
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There will be no preaching service!
in the Methodist church for the mex
three weeks as the pastor was giver
his vacation and sent as a represent
alive of the church to the centenary
celebration at Columbus, O. Howev
er, as is usual through the pastors
vacation the Sunday school and Ep
worth League meetings will be held.
Rev. and Mrs. W.. e. Ellison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson started or
Monday morning in the latter's Buick
for the trip to Columbus, %.
Rev. Ad Schwidder returned Mon
day from Ogden, where he had been
preaching at mission Sunday.
Rev. C.BOye, of Galva, was an over
Sunday visitor here at the Schwidder
D home, missing his connections to &c
home on account of the many storms
and resultant high water and wash
outs.
Rev. L. A. Mueller, former pastor
here but now of Kneirim. was in town
Tuesday.
Section B Of the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid will meet on Wednesday
with Mrs. D. D. Scheidecker.
The Cemetery association will meet
July list at Lake View with Mrs II. H
PEPPER, and Mrs. John Dresser as as
sistant hostess.
Mrs. Kastner visited over Sunday
in Odebolt.
Mrs. s.. H. Grove was at Sioux City
last Wednesday to consult a physician
She went to Carroll the last Of the
week and had her tonsils removed
Claus Flick returned to Holstein
with the household goods reserved
from the sale Saturday, going over.
land with autos, Dick Auen taking the
goods in his truck. Mrs. Flick remain.
ed at the J. p. Gosch home until on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, of Denison,
were guests at the home of George
Gum a few days last week.
Frank Johnson came home from
Ames for week end stay between
the regular work and summer school
which he will attend this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Johnson went. to
Minnesota Wednesday, where they
have business interests and where he
had recently sold q farm.
G. r. Hunter, who has been remov-
ed from here to the Office at Sioux
City and who expects to move his fam
lily there soon after his summer vaca-
ton in July, came down on the eve
ming train Tuesday and remained until
the next day.
p. G. Stoffregen, who moved from
xapxa T ioI Mas fh;c crr;u.n
and who came down for his auto, re-
turned to Wisconsin the first OF the
week.
Miss Edna Davis is spending her
vacation here with friends in and
around town.
Fred Young arrived home Monday,
having received his discharge from
the navy the week before at Norfolk,
Hampton Roads. Z
The west end of First street and
the street running at right angles to
II on the extreme west of town are
receiving some much needed attention
from the grader
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Henniman,
Mrs. Joe Henniman and son, Porter,
OF Baskerville, were guests at the F.
J. Dean home last week.
II Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Dean returned
from q trip to Huron, s. D., near which
place they purchased farm We UNI
8derstand they have bought the farm
with the intention of moving to it
some time in the not far distant fu-
.ure, but plans are not fully complet-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Palmer and son,
Albert, were guests at the Kaiser
home north of town and called on
friends In town last Friday.
4 Chas. Rigsby has sold his interest
In the cafe and will soon leave for an
other location.
Will Robinson accompanied Joe
Schrader to Sac City last Thursday,
where he was taken before the board
and sent to Cherokee, Mr. Robinson
also going to that place with him.
Mrs. Border, of Delta, Colo, niece
OF ID. w. Young, who has been visit
ing at Lake View the past few weeks,
spent Tuesday night here at the
Young home on her way home.
Mrs. VIM. Robinson was in Lake
View last Thursday having dental
work done. vs.
The children Of Mrs. Otto Faul have
come from Aberdeen. s. D., to spend
the summer with heir grandmother,
Mrs. Kate Cooley. ssil a
The y, w. Young and McThompson
families are planning to spend Tues
day afternoon at the lake to celebrate
the birthdays Of d. W. Young and
Franklin
Mrs. Kiner spent last Friday at Ida
Grove with relatives. @
Rev. w. e. Ellison and family went
to Newell last Wednesday and Mrs.
Ellison's mother, Mrs. j. p. Holtz, re-
turned with them. staying until Mon
day afternoon. Mr.. Holtz came down
for her with the car and they took
their grandson, Eugene, to Newell to
stay during his parents vacation trip.
Mrs, Alex Johnson and daughter,
Helen, returned Saturday from two
weeks visit with relatives in the
eastern part OF the state.
q Leo AgneW, whose return from dhe
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