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

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Mrs. G. NJ Talcott and children were
arrivals Saturday from Jefferson for a
few days visit at the home Of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rule and
other relatives.
Mrs. j. p. Hallowel and daughter,
Jane, and the Sam Brasel family were
among the Dcnison visitors Saturday.
Mrs. A. "A. Birkhofer and daughter,
Marie. played the part of hostess to
the members and friends of the j. P.
F''s. Saturday at the home of the for
mer. The customary pastime of So
cial chatter and the like pleasantly
filled in the hours. The chief feature
being an elaborate dinner to which all
did ample justice. The day was en-.
joyed to the fullest extent by each
guest.
The people of the Methodist, Baptist
and l.. D. S. churches congreSated in
union Sunday morning at the Methodist
church in observance of Memorial Sun
day The pulpit was very prettily
decorated in appropriation of the day.
The alter railing being draped with
red, white and blue bunting. A profu-
sion of Iilacs and lilies filled the build
ing with their sweet fragrance. while
a beautiful large flag served as a back
ground. The members of the G. A.
r. the Spanish American war veter'
ans and the boys of the American
Legion marched into the church in a
body and occupied seats of honor. A
choir of some eighteen voices furnish
cd splendid music. A ladies' trio,
composed Of Miss Bernice Hunsicker,
Mrs. A. w. Wilson and Mrs. r. f..
Lusk, and a vocal duet by the Misses
Ruby Rolls and Bernice Jackson con
tributed very much to the occasion.
Elder J. A. Gillum, of Independence.
NO., delivered the address of the hour.
He paid a beautiful tribute to the sol
diers of each representation and con
veyed to his audience much food for.
thought. Elder Gillum is an apt and
forceful speaker and his hearers gave
rapt attention throughout his entire
discourse. The service was attended
by a full house. Decoration day ser
vices will be carried out Monday, May
31st, as given in the account of the pro.
gram last week in these columns
I Ed Wright experienced a most dis
tressng accident Monday morning on
his farm which is occupied by Lynn
Davis. Our informant says that while
he was operating tractor the machine
overturned and as a result he received
a badly injured limb and it is reported
that the bone was completely broken.
Mr.. Wright's friends will note with
much regret this misfortune.
-. lLeSliGa NIcelc GCtule dO"H lIOi1l' V a
Thursday for an indefinite sojourn at
the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs A. II. Cook. 49,
Mrs. Dan O'Connell and children
were here last week and paid a fare
well visit to their relatives, Mrs. James
Houston and children. They were on
their way from Minnesota to their new
home dn Douglas, Wyo. ...
Chas. Buss and the Misses Mabel
Cole, Margaret Ryan and Bernice Hum
sicker motored to Denison Tuesday eve
ming to witness the class play Merely
Mary Ann"
Miss Ella Flynn, domestic science
teacher of our school, enjoyed an over
Sunday visit from her brother, of, Sol
der "s... as 2
Morris Wore was up from Logan last
week visiting the Wore families in this
vicinity.
W. w. Clark, of Morningside, was a
visitor at the John Remmes home Fri
day. enroute to Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer TaIcott, Mrs. H.
II. Drummer and Mrs. Garrett Brum,
mer, of Dunlap, We're Sabbath guests
of the John Re1nmes family.
Mrs. James Houston spent Sunday
afternoon with her friend, Mrs. M. Bar.
rett, in Dunlap The remains of Miss
Irene Barrett, q granddaughter of the