The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-21

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Rev. Chas. Baer, Of Ona ha, Is ex'
pected here next Sunday to conduct
preaching services at the Methodist
the largest and best pulpits in the Des
Moines conference and everyone should
avail themselves Of this opportunity Of
hearing him as he comes very highly
recommended. n h
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Wore are enter.
tanning a new baby son, born to them
Sunday, January 18TH Mrs. James
Dearduff is caring for the mother and
little aone. s34&s n az
Mrs. Jack Allen was down from Ari.
on Saturday, a guest at the 7. *. Cole
man home. n ~. ss
Miss Kathryn Fredericksen has been
under the weather few days the past
week and unable to attend school.
Saturday evening the III. G. Scott
home was the scene Of much gayety,
the occasion being q dancing party in
which participated ten couples. Vic,
trola music was furnished throughout
the evening and as a fitting close to the
event nice refreshments were brought
forth. u
+ o. b. Petersen, of Hooper, Neb., was
here and spent Sunday night at the
home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. s. 3.
Baber. He had been at Logan where
he secured a lady to keep house for
himself and three daughters at g their
home in Hooper The three daughters
had been staying with their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Baber, in Cor
don, Neb., since the death of their
mother about three months ago. NJ
On Thursday evening of this week
the Methodist prayer meeting will be
held in the League room Of the church
with Miss Marie Helsley as leader. The
prayer meetings viii be held in the
church each week hereafter instead of
in the homes Of the members as has
been customary for several months.
Louis Buss was in Dunlap Thursday
evening attending the high school ora
tOrical contest. MI 5ii
Mrs. Ida Plough and children were
down from Denison Sunday visiting at
the Fred Christiansen home.
land, spent couple Of days the past
week at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
waiter Mesenbrink, near Denison. n
Elmer Brasel and wife are the happy
parents Of "a fine baby daugh ters, born
Friday. January 18th All concerned e
are doing Nicely. 4 II \; NJ NJ
Mrs. James Clark and the Misses 10
|sephine Stepanek and Marie Birkhofer
were in Omaha and spent the day last
Thursday tgs y Ri
Freddie. the ylittlesson Of MIR. and Mrs.
O.iS:. Carlson, south sof, town, was tax.
en- sick Sunday and his case has been
pronounced pneumonia. All are sorry
70 learn ef this and hope that Ehes little
lad viii make a speedy recovery.
IA Mi. and Mrs. o. q. Judd were passen-
gers to Omaha Monday, where they
spent the day with her mother. Mrs.
Emma Fisher, who is now recovering
nicely from her recent illness.
Miss Jennie Rae returned to Omaha
Sunday following a short visit here with
her relatives, the q. M. Talcott family
and Miss Janet Rae.
NJ Mrs. p! j !. Brown and little son, Du-
mond, returned home Sunday from a
pleasant visit at the home Of her broth
Ier, Ben WingrOVe, in DenisOn.
James Clark passed his thirtieth mile
stone on life's pathway Sunday and to
mark the day: his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Clark, were invited to the home
to Spartnke Of a delicious birthday din.
ners provided for the occasion by Mrs.
James Clark. IS
/ George Gressl and wife delightfully."-
entertained a company Of friends at
dancing Saturday evening at their home
Inviting music was rendered on the Vic
ttrola and Al gala time waS enjoyed by
the young people until the. wee small
hours began to Wane. Dainty refresh
ments rounded out the affair. wa
IL John, the little Il son 6f Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Ahart,. residing east of town, is
reported as having been quite sick the
past week. VA Y.
4. 4. K. \ Coleman and wife went down
to Omaha Monday, where the latter emf
performed. Mrs, HOrati0S WingOrve Is
staying at the home caring for the chill
drefr while they are away.
Mrs. Fred Rule came up from Coun.
ell Bluffs Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with her husbands people.
THE 5lIleuIhal1 ana s friends OF the
Methodist Church are hooking Forward
with much pleasure to a visit from Rev.
and Mrs. A. B. Adams Of Scranton.
who are expected here MondayI evening
OF next week, They will be accompan-
who have been at that place holding a
series of special meetings, which are
to close Sunday evening. Rev. Adams
served our local passionate for four years
and Mr.. and Mrs. Colegrove will be re-
membered by many as having conduct
ed tabernacle meetings in Dow City
during the month Of November, 1917.
"A cordial invitation is extended to- ev-
eryone to meet Rev. and Mrs. Adams
and Evangelist Colgrove and wife at
the Methodist church the coming Mon
day evening.
I Miss Lena Wolverton returned to Vail
Monday following an over Sunday visit
withsthe Misses Jennie Cramer and Des
sic Babes. i
Guy Rockwell was q caller in town
Saturday from Denison. .55
David Clark, Jr. went to Boyer Sun.
day, where he made q short visit with
relatives. ~ spsss X 80
Z Byi Holiday, who has been assisting
A.Gsv. Wilson IA the barber shop for
ftov nj txyo tipdor ~ q !, n ff1a haS has a n.