The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04
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WALL LAKE ITEMS
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On Sunday evening Bishop n, s
Johnson occupied the pulpit at tn
Methodist Episcopal church, telling .
mis- work in the dark continent, of tn
vast areas, the great phys
4 cal mental, and spiritual needs Of tn
People and the tremendous responsihi1
1ty that rests on the Christian churcj
q America at this time toward them
me PRESBYTERIAN church was dismisse,
ana their ationtl joined in listen
iftG to the STORY, told In his furcof,i
way. which has not diminished in vi
COR since the days in which he wa,
pastor OF the church here in 1888
He announced that they would sal
from Saturday. ii. 5. wv "eeN'
Rev; Carna.hafi will begin three
weekssyacation this next week 1ant
t,,ie,l-s will be no preaching services il
sle Presbyt terrain church for that time
The Presbyterian Woman's Mission
AIRY society will meet with Mrs. George
Gunn \ Wednesday afternoon of this
week, Miss lone Brown, leader.
Circle No. of the Methodist Ladies
Aid will sentertain the members of both
circles and their families at the church
patlors on Wednesday afternoon Of
this week.
Bishop and Mrs. r. S. johnson were
calling on friends between trains last
Thursday.
The Senior department of the Meth
Odist Sunday school comprising the!
!: two classes taught by J. r. Butler and
Mrs: n. A. Peck held picnic at Lake
wood Friday Of last week.
The chautauqua was well attended
in spite of the little preliminary adver-
tising and gave a fair kind of talent
none being below the average of plat
form talent and some really above it.
The financial end 4 Of sthe matter was
satisfactory also, the guarantors having
no deficit.
Perhaps not so many of our people
attended the county fair as would had
wefnot been having SO much on in our
own town. but several were up.
The Research Club met with Mrs.
T a. Newly on Monday afternoon of
THU week.
Mrs. VIM. Claussen as president call.
edga business meeting of the Priscilla
Embroidery club at her home Monday
afternoon to plan for the club picnic
which they decided would be held at
PrOvOstS at the lake on the afternoon
Of August 9th. At the close Of the
business b session, the hostess served
dainty refreshments to those present.
The regular meeting of the w. r. C.
will ebe held in the NJ E. church par
lOrs Saturday, afternoon of this week.
An accident which might easily
have been more serious occurred on
Sunday when car that had been
stopped at the brow Of the hill on
First street, while the driver was abb
sent, began to move down hill headed
for1the gas filling station at the gar
age. AswOman and baby weretin the
back seat and a small child in the front
seat. A spectator who ran to their
and stop 1t in time to prevent it hitting
the gas station, and d. w. Brunton.
who was standing near 1t was also
knocked down and bruised
D The first of the month was moving |
day for some of the people whose rent
ed houses have been recently sold. o. I
A. Hanson has stored his household
goods In various places and awaits the
of some of the houses in
process Of building, some of which are
at R3standstill for lack of some needed /
material j. r. Butler has moved into,
thea house vacated by them. Albert
Lindberg and wife came from Pueblo,
Colo, on Monday and will occupy the
house recently purchased by his father
John LiIdberg living with his parents.
VIII PaysOn has had to give up thed
house in which they were living, the
owner. Mr. Clubhouse moving at once.
Mr. Payson's family are living with
her parents till they can get possess
sion Of the Taggart house, which they
have purchased but which is leased I'M
I'll November LIST.
The sewer machine was repaired and |
began work again on Thursday of last /
week and since they reached Stuart's
addition the work has not been delayed
by scaveins and water, and it is pro-
crossing rapidly.
i Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Brown took their I
Mildred to Sioux City the I
first OF last week to the hospital for /
an operations. Mrs. Brown renamed
with her. Mr.. Brown and the two 9TH
err children went UP on Sunday to spend
the day with her.
3 Henry Dresser and daughters, Els
thor and Elna visited here at the I.
g. Arfman home last week.
Mrs. Ross Sifford and sons, went to
Manitou, Colo. this week to spend a
month there with her mother.
I Art Stuart and l.. G.. Newly went |
Saturday and Roscoe Hopkins and
John Wicker on Tuesday to their camp
near Sank Center, Mimi, for a fishing
trip 14
Mrs. Mary McC orkindale of Odebolt.
was an over Sunday guest at the Stu
art home.
Mines. Louise Sifford, III. F. Brown,
and Jno. McClurg and Phillip Herrg I
went to Carroll Saturday to attend the
funeral of the latter's grandmother,
Mrs. Lynch. who was brought. to Car I
-oh for burial from Minneapolis.
7 Miss Adelaide johnson came on last
Wednesday from Des Moines to spend
the rest of her vacation here with hGrJ
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