The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

Mrs. Tom Sheridan spent Tuesday
visiting relatives in Vail.
Miss Agnes Holland of Vail was
caller in Denison Tuesday.
Henry Cummings, Of Manila, was.
business translator in Denison this
forenoon.
D. w. Flack went to Cottonwood,
S. D., on Tuesday, where he will look
after his land interests.
The VIM. Staller implement concern
received a car Of Sampson tractors
Tuesday. Look for his ad in the next
issue Of this paper. I; ma. 'S's
Rev. Travis the 1ustling M. z. pas
tor at Charter Oak was in the city
Tuesday. He took occasion to call on
that most worthy Methodist, Mrs.
McElwain while in town. E,.a
w. H: Gibson returned Tuesday af-
telnoon !. from Grinnell and Des
Moines. He went to Grinnen last
Friday and visited with friends, and
then stopped in Des Moines on his re-
turn During his absence Mrs. Glib
son visited relatives in Manila. !
Mrs. Ira Gilmore left Monday eve
ming for Chicago where she will spend
a few days visiting relatives after
which time she will leave for Nash
vile, Tennessee for months visit
with her daughter leila, who is at
tending the Ward Belmont college
of that place.
Mr.. F. L. Hoffman who is the coun-
ty Sabbath school secretary informs
us that the convention for this year
will be held at Denison Saturday and
Sunday, April IL and IL. The state
officers will send to our convention a
couple of strong workers. A fuller
acknowledgement WIFI be made SOON but
in tie mean time the Secretary wants
the school Of the county to look up
material for reports and plan for q
big delegation. u tt,z-5ts9 asa +.
There is being Held at the Baptist
church a most important convention
of the women of the Dos Moines-
Western Association. !. On Tuesday
Hs aep te s$asa i s Ms Ye csgpsa
ter which55was well presented. Some
Of the greatest Baptist-women Of the
state, Mrs. Lapham and Mrs. Reink-
ing. of Des Moines have been present
and spoke. This evening Mrs. Deland
of New York makes the address.
Mrs. Pearson is the president of the
convention this year. One of our
Denison women Mrs. Emma Meyers
has been part Of great movement
among the women of the country to |
raise funds for a hospital in Burma.
In her report this afternoon she was
able to say that Iowa went over the
top in the area Of Iowa, Nebraska,
and Kansas, and the southwestern
part of the state, in which she had
special charge, did the best of all dis
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Luthran Church Announcements.
The following children will be eX-
amined on Sunday next, preparatory
to QbhHrmatio4E on RRm aapnday:
AlHlrt adam, AlbeA StlssAA,u Willie
leAfqf Edwi Her lJGliul, Meyer,
4s ,SeR l ssxs' sBsba fs 1a knas,
sen, Wilbert Carstens, Walter Krut-
hoff, Herbert Bandow, Alfred B.
Schneider, Louis Adams, Alvina
knohloch, Malinda, Adams, Rosa
lics Hensel, Henrietta Roeh,
LOUISE S1s Sstrissel, M Kate Jesssen, Ida
Poleske, Elizabeth Kruthoff, Ella
Alvina Basdow, Louise Sen
der, Lillian Meggers. Beginning with
Sunday, all morning services begin
at 10 A. NJ. A special offering will
be taken at Sundays. services. Ser
vices at Buck Grove in the afternoon.
Since there have been no services
at Buck Grove for some time, on ac-
count of the bad roads, it is sincere I
y hoped that these services will be
we'll attended.
Services on Maundy Thursday at
500 P. M. Good Friday services,
With Holy Communion at 10 A. M.
Easter services with Holy Com
nunion on Easter Sunday.
Announcements to Communion will
,e received at the parsonage, March
eth to, April Bird inclusive, N
The Ladies Aid viii meet at the
Parsonage April 9th.
VIM. Frese, Pastor.