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Methodist Episcopal Church Notes. &
A large audience enjoyed the illus
trated lecture, on Korea Sunday even.
ing. The novel throwing of the
hymns upon the screen made possible
an unusually snappy song service.
Mrs. Ida Talcott led the League de-.
votional meeting with over forty. in
Attendance.
The uniqueness ofathe entertainment
planned by the committee for the Hal
loween social on Saturday night last
placed it among the extra ordinary
surprises. both quaint and uncanny
were the order OF the evening. Good
work, Epworth Leaguers.
The devotional meeting on Thursday
evening will be held at seven o'clock
instead of seven.thfrty, the usual hour,
Thursday evening being the date on
which the first number Of the Lyceum
course Is given, makes the change Of
time Imperative. The topic for study
this Thursday evening is the much dis
cussed subject, "Premillenialism.'
S"It takes practice to live a good life.
Get the Habit. Bulletin Board Ser
| nonette. ..
AT 1O:45 next Sunday the pastor will
iDrG1CD, USING as MS ut)JeCt,Il-f = ue
Titled Marcy The theme for the
ievening service is "A Jailer in Bonds"
The Womans Foreign Missionary So.
ciety will meet at the parsonage We'd
lnesday November Bird, at 2:30.
1.-THE biggest business in the world
! is making it Christian. This can be
done only by Christian men and wom.
Great things appeal only to great
souls
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Virgins and
children were visitors at the parental,
NJ. G.. Virgins home Sunday. They
were on their way to their home IN
Omaha from visit with her people in
Buck Grove, Mrs. Virgins having
spent n week or SO there.
| DR.. f. l.. Manchester, of Dunlap,
was O. caller in town Monday.
Chas. Woodward and daughter. Lot.
| tie, were up from Council Bluffs and
spent the week end at the Jay Field
home.
Andrew Rule of Harlan was a cal.
Dunlap. #s r 5...,.15. If Z (
! sWnl Jenkins, residing on the former
III. Il. Glassburner farm several miles
east OF town. met with u most painful
and distressing accident Saturday by
getting his left hand caught in a buzz
saw, while engaged IN saving wood Oh
badly rnanglctl that II was feared at
first he would be- compelled to sacri,
fec all Of his fingers. a physician
was summoned to administer the nee
essary care and amputated the thumb
Mt the first joint The bone in the
third finger was found to be broken:
the small finger being nearly severed
from the hand. The other two fingers
were badly scratched and bruised. but
|no bones broken. 1t Is thought that
with proper care all four fingers can
Ibes, saved 1t was n bad accident nut
lit might have been so much worse that
all feel thankful he escaped as wei
as he did.
ison Saturday evening after a week $
|sojourn at the NJ. G. Virgins and II
=. Poitevin homes.
| Mrs. w. r. Sharp and two children
of Trinidad. Colo. We're arrivals
Thursday. for visit with their rela.
Itives, the Frank and George Binnall
families. ... %--
Miss Mae Killion was a passenger
Iron Dunlap Saturday evening for an
lover Sunday visit at the parental, >:
III. Killion home, remaining over untli
tTuesday to attend the funeral of II.
d. Barnes.
Jesse Bremser was here from Beat
irice, Nebr. a couple of days last week
Visiting his father, Jacob Bremser and
with his brother. d. f. Bremser, and
family. 1t will be remembered that
he was in partnership with his broth
/ err in the mercantile business in DOW
City a number of years ago.
Friday last was a big. day In the MS
tory of the local order of the Mason.
ic lodge special meetlne oeans hg. a
lat which time. the Master Mason de.
gree, or third degree, was conferred
upon four young men of our vicinity
Victor, Alvin, Herbert and Robert
lMichaelsen. The young men are
brothers, the sons of Thos. Michael
sen, and the event of last Friday
marks feature of rare distinction:
which is pen haps the only instance oi
such nature in the state of Iowa.
The local degree team. was assisted
Inv teams from Denison. Charter Oak
and Dunlap and the work was most
ably 4exemplified on the part OF all. a
large number We're represented from
our neighboring towns at both ses
stons, that Of the afternoon and. even
ing At six o'clock the ladies of the
Eastern Star order served an elabor.
ATE course banquet dinner in the opera
house, when one hundred guests were
lbann,lctcd. The meal was both boun.
!teous and delicious, and being season.
led with the spice of wit and good TEL
(lOwShip, II Is nceuleSSf 10 SAY, ttie Wv
lcasion was one which will long be re-
lmembered.
Eldridge Killion and wife were up
Ifronl Dunlap Sunday and Monday on
account of the death of their relative,
z. ID. Barnes.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rigsby and daughter
Mrs. Orvie Boham and little son. Lyle.
Iwere in Mo. Valley Sunday where they
spent the day with Mr.. Rigsby, who
Twas quite i'll several days last week.
1--WE are glad to report him as having
Improved sufficiently as to be able TO
lrcsume his duties as janitor in the
school building there this week.
Mrs. Frances Gearhart OF Maxwell
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Dickinson Of Colorado
were arrivals Wednesday for visit
nj the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Langley and with other. relatives. re.
turning the first of the week.
l.. A. Wore sent out a shipment OF
one car of hogs 10 the market IN Oma''
lin Friday.
Mrs. A. II. Harper went to Denison
Saturday for an over Sunday visit ut
the home of her nephew, J. II. Bon.
sail and family.
The Pearl Wore family Who had been
making their home with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Wore. for some
time, moved into town the last OF the
week and are occupying the residence
vacated by J. G.. Graul and wife.
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