The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
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On Tuesday Of this week. Rev. q. H.
Hopkins will leave for Marion, Ohio, on
a bushes trip, and go from there to
Bridgeport, Conn, to see his aged par
ents, and thence to Boston where his
-only son, DR.. Hopkins, is practicing
dentistry. He expects to be gone the
rest of the month, but services will be
held as usual, Mrs. Hopkins preaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson went to
Des Moines last Thursday evening to
attend the general conference in SEES
sion there. They returned on Monday,
reporting excellent speeches and SER
mons and interesting meetings.
Last Wednesday evening the mem.
bers Of the Methodist church gathered
in the church parlOrs to mark thirty
years that Mrs. Menold had been
choir leader The tables were prettily
decorated in gold and white, as was
the May basket that carried the re-
memberance Of the evening to the
guest of honor. A program of music
and speaking had been arranged, and
a very pleasant time enjoyed by those
who attended. 1t seems to be the usual
thing to pay attention to the faithful
work of those that leave the communi-
]ty, either by death or removal to
another place and we are glad Of one
case where they did not wait till then
to show. appreciation.
Mrs. Chas. GOOdenoW entertained in
honor Of her daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Shannon, who has been here visiting
cher the past two months or more, on
Friday afternoon of last week. The
guests were her girl friends OF former
days an out of town guest being Mrs.
Florence Williams, of Carroll.
w. H. Ballard has purchased the
cottage on First street owned by Dor,
9th Schwitters.
Rev. c. II. Kamphoefner was a Wis
itor at the parsonage on Monday Of
this week.
Mrs. II. It. Brown fell from a step
ladder last week, severely spraining
her back and bruising herself badly.
Raymond Harmon, while cranking
an engine Saturday, when the engine
kicked, was struck somehow in the
palm of the hand, cutting it badly.
While playing ball Sunday afternoon
down at Herring, Walter Stock cut his
leg below the knee so badly that a
dozen stitches were necessary to re-
pair the injury.
Saturday afternoon, while crowd of
boys were riding on the truck owned
by Dick Auen, Eugene Sherwood was.
joStled off and-the wheel ran over his
heel. glancing off, however, in way.
to do little injury, but probably enough
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when not necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Engdahl, Of
Rockford Illinois. came last week to-
visit their cousin. T.. Francis They
left Friday morning by way of Sac
City for Linn Grove where they have
other relatives and from there they
will go to Minnesota and thence sail
on the 10th of this month for their
old home in Sweden for a visit.
Mrs. Myrtle Williamson came down
from Lake View Thursday evening
and visited here with her mother and
sister till the following evening when
with them and Mrs. Will Eaton she
returned home.
Louis and Bessie Sievert went to
Denison for an over Sunday visit.
Leslie Dean and Royal Goodenow
motored up from Ames last Saturday
and returned by train on Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ~ Dean went
to Storm Lake Sunday to visit at the
Roop home and to meet Misses Eme.
line Dean and Lenore Finley, who had
been visiting in Cherokee and came
that far on the train.
Louis Kineri was an Odeb0lt visitor
last Sunday.
Mr.. Doxsee's parents came from
Storm Lake and took her home for the