The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-03-11
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Notice to the Public: The Willing
Workers will hold their apron sale of
a large assortment of styles and col
ors on Friday afternoon, March 18th,
and a chicken pie supper from to 8
in the evening at the new hall. Booths
will be erected for different articles
and decorations put up for the occas-
ion. A cordial invitation is extended
to ALL Proceeds will go for church
and charitable purposes. Please don't
forget the date. Some entertainment
has previously ben arranged for the
evening. Come.
Mr.. Boysen received a shipment of
two cars of oil meal last Monday.
Some of his neighbors took part of it.
Mr.. Boysen knows how to feed stock
to get the top prices, which he always
commands.
Clarence lines shipped his car to
Mallard the first of last week and re-
turned Saturday to accompany his
wife and babe to their new home. They
took their departure Monday. We
heartily recommend them to the peo-
pie of Mallard.
Clair McKim. wife and baby, visit
ed with his aunt. Mrs. ]. l.. Miller on
Sunday and Monday. Clair moves this
week to Hiawatha, Kans. He is now
travelling for the Fairmont Creamery
company, Kansas being his territory.
J. A. Mayer took dinner with Harlo
Mason Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence lines and
baby visited Sunday at the McNeal
home
Mr.. Martins family arrived last
week and are nicely located in the
house recently vacated by Earl Win
ans.
Friday afternoon was very pleasant
ly spent in the primary room, which
is under the supervision of Mrs. Helen
Johnston, with whom the parents are
very much satisfied, for she is doing
excellent work as was witnessed by
the following ladies': Mesdames John
Anderson, Chas. Robertson, Sans An
derson, Joe True, Eliza Morley, Alb
raham Galland, Bob Robertson, Chas.
Campbell, Fred Moeller, Chas. Cose.
1t is the duty Of parents to visit the
school as it inspires the children to
better work, for they think someone
has an interest in them; it also en-
.courages the teacher.
Mrs. Geo. Winans is not regaining
her former good health as rapidly as
her friends would like, but we are hop
ing the spring will bring back to her
all that is required for happiness.
Mrs. J. l.. Miller is confined to her
home on account of severe cold,
which has settled in her back. We
hope she may be out again in few
days.
DIR. and Mrs. Smith called Sunday
afternoon on Mr.. and Mrs. Joe True
and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Martin.
Several men went to Omaha to look
over automobiles. Deloit seems to
have the fever known as automobile
is" but it is not as dreaded disease
as smallpox, measles or grip.
The young people of the L. ID. S.
Sunday school, who would like to or
sanize choir, please meet Wednes-
day night at the home of Joe True.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Myers and son,
True, were in town last Monday. They
were waiting to get their business
settled up so they could move to their
new home at Lamont. Mrs. Wayne
Smell and wife had already moved in
to their house they sod him and they
were very anxious to get started for
their new home. Their daughter. Ag-
da who teaches near Charter Oak,
Maid her last visit to her old home a
week ago Sunday True, who was &C
cidentally shot few weeks ago. is
getting along fine. The ball lodged in
the bone of the arm and could not be
removed, but they are told that it will
not bother him.
Mrs. Lowry is getting in fine as
sortment of Easter goods. She in
+ands putting in a soda fountain and
ice cream this spring.
A play, entitled "St. Elmo" was
given at the hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Matte Cose and children came
from Kansas last week and we under
stand she will stay this summer with