The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04

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| Of Chicago, We're also present. An ex
cellent dinner was provided for the at
fair and the day was one to be remem
bered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Docherty AMI
children We're over from Buck Grove
Sunday and visited at the parental
Robert Docherty home.
Nelson Henry, who has been EN-
lployed in the Dunlap vicinity for som'
time, returned home the past week.
q. L. D. s. Church Notes
| The Denison Sunday school held {
ipicnic last Friday afternoon in thu
Washington park at that place, !;
number from. here being present
Games and speeches were enjoyed ant
a fine time is reported by all.
Several of our people attended thu
1.-TWO day meeting in Harlan last Satur
day and Sunday. These meetings arr
being held at various branches over thu
Gallands Grove district by the distric
presidency. Good interest has accom-
panied them thus far.
Sunday evening Elder Chas. T.. But
terworth preached upon the subject O.
| Eternal Judgment or The Final Des
| tiny of Man." showing very clearly tina
every man must stand before the judg
ment bar to be judged by Christ &C
cording to the deeds done in the flesh
The final destiny of every individual
was successfully pointed out.
Tuesday evening the local choir goes
to Denison to practice music for the
coming reunion. District Chorister J
| D. Talcott, of Arion, will direct
Among the speakers who will attend
the reunion are u. w. Greene, DAME
Mac 4 w WIGHT and T r. Van
derwood. i4Ht
Preaching next Sunday evening or
| the subject Present Day Revelation
Time Of Sunday services: Sunday schoo
at 10 a. M, preaching II a. M, Religit
at Z p. M. and preaching at 8 p. m.
Choir practice each Tuesday evening
Chas. Butler has recently disposed
Of his 120,acre farm several miles wes
of town, N. M, Collier being the pur
chaser. The Golfers came from Slater
Island, N. Y, several weeks ago for 6
| visit at the home Of Her mother Mrs
ID. j. Butler at Arion. They are MOI
contemplating on occupying their new
ly acquired property as Yet but ma.
decide to do so in the future. At pres
cnt the place is occupied by George
Mrs. j. T. Goldsworthy and daughter
Lisle, went to StanhOPe Friday on 8
visit to their daughter and sister, Mrs
/. IA. Anderson, and family.
r. w. Tech And wife We're in Arior
Monday helping Mrs. Marie Snhr cele
brate the flftieth anniversary of hel
birthday. A splendid time is reported
George Chandler and wife came W
from Council Bluffs Saturday and made
an over Sunday visit with her daughter
Mrs. Ray Field and family.
THE r wv Paul family entertained
George Hemmind Of Des Moines ovei
the Sabbath. The visitor is q college
friend OF Miss Viola Paul. az
Miss Helen Houston accompanied BY
a girl friend In the person Of Miss
Burns, came from Sioux City Saturday
for a visit at the home Of the formers
mother, Mrs. Annie Houston returning
Monday. q
The Eastern Stars met Monday eve
ming in the hall at which time severa
candidates were initiated into the mys
|teries Of the order, Refreshments were
served at the close of the evening.
Mrs. Minnie Wingrove and son
Bryce, went out to the E. B. Lownes
home near Kenwood Sunday for a few
days visit.
The Ardie Leslie family were up from
DUNLAP Sunday visiting at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. G. III. Best and family
c. Il. Underhill came over from the
Oak and spent Sunday at his home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Erler We're dowr
from Denison Sunday and We're guests
at the M. a. Henry home.
Monday afternoon team OF horses
which had been driven to town by
James Scott, Jr,, became badly fright
ened in some manner and broke loose
ana ran away. The team was tied to {
post near the North Western stocl
Yards and ran down the street west
When near the John Frownfelter place
they struck telephone pole and fell
Several men who were watching then
and trying to stop the team came to thu
rescue and disentangled the horses
both escaping injury. One Of the wa
gOn wheels was broken. besides beint
considerably damaged otherwise. II I
mot known what frightened the team.
Andrew Rule and son, Glenn ant
| wife, were over from Harlan Sunday
visiting the Rule families here. .
s. j. Aclser, and his mother, Mrs. 8
A. Aclker have returned from a few
DAYS sojourn in Omaha where they hae
been to see her sister In q hospital
she having had an operation performed
They were accompanied home by Miss
yesta Laird who is making a visl
here with Faye and Irma Acker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Tech were II
Denison Sunday visiting at the home
| Of her brother, John Henning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen, sor
Herbert and daughter, Lillian, ATTENDED
church, services in Charter Oak Sunda,
and while there visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs August Tech.
| A. w. Wilson has secured a MI
montgomery of Lincoln, Nebr., to as
sist him in the barber shop for a few
weeks, during the rush of the baseball
season, which requires much Of Mr.
Wilson'S time in pitching for the games
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baber and two
children were over from Galland''
Grove Sunday visiting his sisters, Mrs
lW. C. Rolls and Mrs. o. A. Cooper ant
| their families.
Walter Wilson and wife, of Lincoln
Nebr., were arrivals the first of tn
week for a visit at the home OF thel
nephew, r. K Coleman and family.
Roe Shumate and Ed Hunt accom-
ipanied by the Misses Bessie Hunt AM
Helen Jackson were In Harlan Sunda!
lin attendance at the l.. D. s. meeting
| Mrs. Ida Plough and children ant
Mrs. Paul Kruger were down from Den
lison Thursday as guests of the Free
lChristiansen family.
The girls of the Oriole society me
lin a business session Monday afternoon
lat the home Of Miss Lulu Crandall
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year which resulted in the choice o
Miss Lulu Crandall as Monitor; Miss
Maxine Holcomb, assistant Monitor
Miss Bertha Cramer, Recorder; Mis-.
Iva, tIo,,+tarv,oytI,1 vrrao c,lror The OR