The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-02
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Sunday Rev. Parrot preached his last
sermon in Deloit ard will leave for
North Dakota, where he. feels he is
called to do evangelistic work. After
the morning service the people went to
Otter creek where there were several
baptized Thursday evening there will
be prayer meeting. Sunday morning
Sunday school at the usual hour. Eve
ming service will be the EpwOrth
League. Let lis hold fast to God; Fie is
for lis who can be against us. There is
silver lining to all clouds. Come and
help and workshop.
The sad news was brought Monday
of an auto accident where one of our
most promising young men had passed
into eternity and which has cast q
gloom over our community. Willie Nc
Kim. was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
McKim and had lived here all his life
The wreck occurred near SchleSwig, te
which place he was taken, and his par
ents were notified and arrived in stime
to see him before he-passed away, Ills
funeral takes place today at the M. p
church.
Max Kropf was Deloit visitor Sat
urday.
A farewell reception was held at the
Deioit hall Friday evening for Prof. ane
Mrs. Kuhn, who will leave this Week
for Syracuse, N. ", in their auto fol
a visit with relatives and to spend theil
vacation. A delightful evening was en-
joyed by all present. Professor kuhr
has been at the head of the school here
and will certainly be missed by his
pupils and he and his wife Will also o.
missed in the social circle and churcf
work. The friends served cream ant
cake and presented them with little
token of remembrance. All wish then
godspeed on their trip and may they &c
to their new home with new zeal. They
have made many staunch friends dur
ing their stay in Deloit.
Bob Abbott, of Dakota, was here tc
attend the funeral of his brother, Ted
Mrs. Adams, of Omaha, was here tc
spend a few days with her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Williams, this week.
John Hansen was a DenisOn visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. Rudd, of Omaha, spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Cyrus Dob
Mrs. George Newcom. of Odebolt, is
spending a few days at the home OF her
brother, James Mckim.
Mrs. Nellie Newcom. of Spirit Lake
IS visiting relatives in Deloit.
John Taylor, Of Rockwell City, is Wis
iting his old time friends in Deloit.
Miss Edith Darling was home over
Sunday.
DR.. Merriam left on the evening train
Sunday for Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johannsen and
family, of Denison, spent Sunday at the
Broder Boysen home.
Rev. PARROT left Tuesday for Oska-
loosa on business.
James McKim, DIR. Merriam and 9th
ers went for an outing at Lake View
last Monday.
Isaac Newton has returned home af-
ter week spent at the Bali home do
ing chores while Mr. and Mrs. Ball We're
away to attend the funeral Of the, lat
ter's father I 4 q
Miss Lucy Flint was down from Boy
err Sunday to spend the day with her
sister, Mrs. Ben BeaIman.
Mrs. Osher Linman's sisters, the Miss
es Lingle, accompanied her home for
n few days visit.
Mrs. James Mckim entertained the
ladies of Denison who belong to her
club and few intimate friends Thurs
day.
George Warrington spent few days
at the lake this week.
Chas. Cochran. of Fonda, spent .
few, days with his mother, Mrs. Will.
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