The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-19

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Elder Chas. T.. Butterworth was Il
passenger to .Deloit Saturday evening
where the occupied the L. d. s. pulpit
Sunday.
A. r. Moeller, accompanied by Miss
Ruth eSwasey, went to West Side Satur
day to spend the Sabbath at his parent
al home. tstSA
Mrs. clifford Purdy and daughter
Violet, returned to their home in Ma
week or more at the home of the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Rees
er.
Misses Lillian Ahart and Berenice
Judd were passengers to Denison Sat
urday evening, where they were the
guests Of friends.
Memorial day will be observed in Dow
City as usual this year. Sunday morn.
ing, May 23d, at 1890 the following pro!
dist church, at which time the members
Of the three churches will meet in a
union service as is customary:
Song, "Repost'' -.--------------- Choir
Scripture Lesson REV. c. N. Ward
-------------------- Ladies' Trio
Prayer ------------ Rev. G. A. Barker
Address, Elder J. A. Gillum, Independ!
ence, Mo.
SOSH, AIlSllCiiA
----------Cho Choir, and Congregation
Benediction---- Elder J. A.. Gillum
For the Decoration day exercises, on
Monday May 31st, with Ed Ahart as
marshal of the day, procession will form
on Pearl street at 1880 p. m, and pro;
coed to the cemetery, where all will
congregate at the monument for the
exercises. Following the exercises the
procession will return to the city in the
I'm,
gram given below will then be render
ed in the Methodist church:.
Song, Tor the Flag and America /
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Choir
Prayer ------- Rev. G. A. Barker
Song ------------ Male Quartet
Address--Rev. w. H. Penn, Of Dunlap
Solo and Chorus, Marching Through
Georgia." Z
q All Of the members of the American
Legion and the Spanish American war
veterans are. urgently requested to be
present and have a part at each ser;
vice with the members of the G. A. r.
Mrs. Lessie Howorth and the girls of
her Sunday school class held a cooked
food sale Saturday afternoon in the
Farmers State bank. The proceeds
amounted to S5.55, which will go to.
ward the purchasing of pictures and for
a curtain for the choir railing in the
Methodist church.
Gus Fredericksen and family motor
ed to Pisgah Sunday, near which place
they hold farm interests.
On Tuesday night Of the past week
L. A. Wore lost three head Of cattle,
which had wandered off into q creek
and were drowned. ae
Mrs. j. j. Houston was in Dunlap on
IA r1s.f
Dan Daughenbaugh was in Carroll
last Wednesday and accompanied his
son, Lee, home from the hospital, where
he underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis three or four weeks ago. The
lad is reported as getting along fairly
we'll, which is as well as can be eXpectIl
ed considering the serious nature of the
ordeal through which he passed. I
Mrs. Floyd Sharp was over from Ute |
md visited at the home of her parents,I
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair ButterwOrth, a few
days last week. She and her mother |
spent day in Omaha while she was
here.
wesley Cramer and wife were visitors /
in Denison Saturday, the latter return /
ng there again Tuesday to have an
operation performed for the removal Of /
her tonsils. E-s.,
: DIR. Gable, the district superintendent, |
Was up lrOIN SOuIlCIt lIu OCCu-
pied the pulpit at the Methodist church
Sunday morning in the absence of Rev.
:. M. Ward. Relative to the condition
If Rev. Ward who has been belfast at
his home in Glenwood for a couple of
weeks suffering with pleurisy, he is now
although slowly, and all |
nope he will soon be able to return to
IS again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Sprang are en-.
ertaining a new baby daughter, born
Tuesday, May 18th.
William Eggers. of Arion, was a Dow
City caller Saturday.
4 The Eugene .Crandall family, accom-
panied by his mother and sister, Miss
Jeanette Crandall and daughter, Lulu,
notored to Panama recently and spent H
day with relatives.
Evelyn Buss and Evelyn Wight hayeI
'een absent from school the past week
With an attack of the humps.
Harvey Hamerick, Z. r. Pagan and
eugene Crandall attended the l. O. o.
>. meeting in Denison Thursday.
Lloyd Brake was visiting with friends
n Manila one day last week. He left Al
sunday evening for Gowrie to assume
is position. rs telegraph operator.
Richard Ballentine sustained a brok
II bone in his right arm one day the
'ast week while engaged in starting a
ar. @
Mrs. James Dearduff who has been
airing for Mrs. e. G. Virgins through !