The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-31
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dIeld over from last week.

| Held over from last weekly
To the intense disappointment of the
Methodist congregation word was re
ceived from the evangelists who were
meetings on Sunday, that important
business called them home from the
place from which they expected to come
to us. and no further word has yet beer
received. So, the meetings have been
postponed, pending further word.
The teachers all attended the meet,
ing of the Northwest Iowa Teachers as
ISOLATION at Sioux City last week. They
report a large attendance, but the prin.
! cipal speaker. Rev. Newell Dwight Fill.
is, OF Brooklyn, was caught behind q
| wreck which his train was unable to
pass in time and did not appear. Mrs
j. r. Butler also went to attend the
meeting with Superintendent Butler and
to visit at the c. r. Hunter home.
The senior class held a short program
last Friday afternoon and presented the
high school room with a large pennant.
The Wall Lake and Lake View gram
mar room boys played ball here Friday
afternoon. the Former winning by The
score of go to 10.
The following We're elected officers of
the Presbyterian Sunday school for the
coming year: superintendent. Mrs. Nc
Clurg; assistant, Mrs. "A. N. Newly;
secretary, Walter Arfman; assistant, LIE.
more Finley; treasurer, Mary Crichton;
pianist, Emeline Dean; assistant, Irene
NOmsen.
The school board held their meeting
for organization as required by law last
week, although DIR. Hayden and Mr..
Swanson were unable to be present.
They reelected the officers of the past
year and took action to raise the wages
of the teachers. Miss Durham has 9th.
err plans for the coming year and will
not return. The other teachers were
reelected, but we have not learned
their decision.
The last number of the lecture course
was given at the opera house last Tues
day evening and was very satisfactory.
The high school has been managing
the lecture course and it is a matter Of
satisfaction to them and their friends
that they have made good financially
also. They signed up last week for an,
other course for the coming year.
A young soldier, American, but who
served in the Canadian army from 1916
until he was discharged, disabled, in
1918. named Cameron, and who was
on his way to a friend in Nebraska.
and who had been recently in the hos
pital in Indianapolis, was overcome by
the weather here last Thursday. He
had been gassed and shell shocked
while in service and was unconscious
when found on the Goose pond grade.
He was cared for by boys of the Amer
lean Legion and was well enough togo
on the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sievert and son,
August, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sievert,
Of Colorado, and Mrs. August Hanke,
Of Denison, went to Lake City Thurs
day to attend the funeral of Messrs.
Sievert's father. ]. T. Sievert. who died
at Lake City last Tuesday. 1t is about
two months since the mother died. Mrs.
Hanke and August Sieyert returned on
Saturday, but Mr., and Mrs. Sievert re-
MANNED over Sunday.
The death Of Mrs. Louis Hess was
mentioned last week. The funeral took
place on Wednesday afternoon, March
18th, a brief service at the house and
then in the Lutheran church Of which
she had been a member since 1880. Her
pastor, Rev. A. Schwidder, preached