The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-26

conference.
Rev. c. j. Peterson left Thursday for
Burlington to be present at the an
nual State Convention of the Sweed-
| ish Baptist church. held there this
week.
Mrs. Alice Wicksell and three child
rem arrived Saturday from Sloan Iowa,
to visit her sick parents, and expect
to remain for several days.
| Memorial service program Will pc
rendered on Monday afternoon at the
kiron cemetery, commencing at TWO
o'clock. The committee in charge
has extended a general invitation to
all to arrange to be present. The pro
gram will consist of sonss and several
good speeches, apprC &noe for the &C.
casion.
A mission meeting will commence at
the Free church this week; commenc-
ing on Thursday evening and continue.
ing over Sunday. The services Will
be conducted in both languages. Sew.
eral ministers from different parts OF
the state are expected to attend ana
assist in the meetings.
The, Midland Packing concern landed
several in our locality to invest IN
their stock and these investors are
now at ears to learn or estimate what
their investment is worth.
John Anderson, Of WorthnEton,
Mimi, who formerly resided III klfon,
is spending a week or more with rel
atives and friends in and around
| kiren.
A number left Saturday evening for
an over Sunday fish at Storm Lake,
returning with a. fine mess of fish, but
they would not tell whether they
caught them or bought them.
Fred Reinking, of SchesWig, was a
business caller here the fore part OF the
week. ~ L
The families of Chas, Fred and Louie
Baker, all of Stockholm township, were
DenisOn shoppers Tuesday.
| H. Il. BlieSman, of Denison, passed
through here "Wednesday on his way to
Gushing on business mission.
| Fred Petersen. of SchlesWg, transact
ed business in this vicinity Wednesday.
The board Of supervisors were in this
locality Tuesday on business connected
with some road grading.
sons, A. z. and Andrew. motored to
Lars Anderson, together with his
Neville to look after business matters
connected with the Anderson farm.
| Henry Naeve, of Schleswig, was a
business caller here Tuesday.
| Emil Olson, Of near OdebOlt, was a
pleasant visitor here Wednesday.
| A. Nv. Butler and family were Ode.
bolt callers Thursday. u
Albert Baker, Of Schlcswig, was trans
acting business here Friday. :
Prof. Bell, in company with Rev.
Munger, of Minneapolis, attended the
high school play at Schleswig Wednes-
day evening.
Rev. Cedargren and J.. L. Lundberg
attended the district conference of the
Swedish Mission church at Albert iCty
| Gust Sanders and family were also
attendants at the conference ut Albert
| City.
Joe Milburn was a Wall Lake pas
Senger Saturday.
| Miss Johnson, of the high school fac
ulty, left for her home in Dcnison Sat,
urday. = s-.'
Among the Denison shoppers on Sat
urday we note Mr.. and Mrs. Guy SIX.
man, Mrs. Raymond Larson and Esther
| Larson.
Mrs. C. A. Dolk and son, Marion, left
over the Milwaukee from Arion Sat,lr-
day for South Dakota for an. indefinite
stay with the family of her Brother, NJ.
E. Johnson. ) II ty
Rev. c. I. Peterson is attending the
Iowa conference of the Baptist church
Through the. kindness of the school
! faculty of Schleswig5 a; special invitation