The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10
iyoung farmer, and so we extend our
heartieS congratulations.
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! Rev c. II. kamphOeiner. the dis
! trict superintendent OF this district
occupied the Methodist pulpit last
Sunday evening. At the morning SEES
sion of the Sunday school. the regular
missionary offering of $4.1S was sup.
plemented by pledges of $23 (part OF
which was paid in cash, TO care for
the scholarship Of the orphan boy
in Porto Rico.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
took an offering last Sunday mornin&
to pay their part OF the pledge OF the
church to the Red Cross. The church
pledge was $50. and the Sunday school
IcolIection amounted to S22.79 of which
! the girls of Mrs +. }. Deans class
contributed $1,000.
The yearly election of officers OF
the local Red Gross society will be
held at the opera house on Tuesda!
cvcning, October 1G Reports of the
monies received and hisbursed and the
work done by the various committees
will be given and a full attendance
,of the membership is desired.
| The September meeting of the W
Il. NJ. VIII ItItl luloaos tAA'N'
moon at the home of Mrs. c. Fl. Young
lit was postponed on account OF the
iabsence of many members at the pro
ipcr time of the meeting.
The funeral of Erred Schroeder
whose tragic death was noted las
week, was held Friday. The house
services were at | O'Clock. the Other
services at the Lutheran church ant
1intermcnt in the Wall Lake cemetery
Fred A. L. Schroeder was borl
Dec. %. 1885. in Carroll county ant
Ibis death on October 2, was the firs'
break in the family circle.
! Marion Heth gave up his work il
1.-The senior class of the high schOo
land enlisted in the navy, leaving here
last week Thursday
The Wall Lake Commercial band
played their engagement, the third
at the Ak-Sar-Ben last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morrow left Sun
day for a visit with relatives at Wood
ward and their son received word the
first of the week that they had been
in an auto accident and badly bruised
no serious damage being done to any
thing but the car.
Mr.. Mercer had purchased the Park
inson property recently vacated b!
Jas Waldron and they will occupy il
themselves.
! Ray Lancaster has moved into the
Olney house, S. II. Grove, moving tc
Mrs. Sifford's. house OIL Main street
! A. ~. Newly has moved into his
new bungaloWsand Jas. Waldron into
|!!l1e house ny Newly formerly -live'
Drs. Townsend and Findley were
here last week from Sac City on pro
!fessional business last Thursday.
Mrs. II. +. Brown went to Des
Moines on Monday to visit her daugh
tel. Mrs. Fred Moore, whose little
daughter is i'll.
DR.: and Mrs. G. A. May and son
Carl, left Saturday to spend a couple
of weeks at Russell. with the doctors
relatives before they 90 to Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles DeGarno
drought their children from Early last
week Friday to have DR.. May operate
on them. Dr. Anderson of Early, &C
companied them. They remained with
Mrs. J. o. Benson (Mrs. DaGarno's
sister, until Sunday
| c. Fl. Young is in Bruce. S. Oak.
looking after the potato crop there
Mrs. Ben Stevens is here from Sac
City. to spend the week with hel
friend, Mrs. Eliza Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hess went tC
Bgelow last week Tuesday for visit
with their daughter there.
Mr.. and Mrs: Berry and daughter
Marjorie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Ballard were over from Barnum Sun
day at the VIM Bollmann home.
DR.. l.. II. Jones and family were
visitors at Lake City last Sunday.
Alvin Tredway and wife were here
from Cook township last week and on
Sunday in company with Mr. and Mrs
+. ]. Dean spent the day at Lake City
with relatives.
Tho J. A. Johnson, J. A. Swanson
and Jno. Lindbcrg families spent las,
Sunday at Odebolt.
| Messrs. Ernest and James Gum
went to Storm.Lake last Saturday eve
ming to fish. but we heard the only
bite they got was IA frostbite.
"A party of men Ell route from some
where in Minnesota" to their home in
Audubon were guests of the city al
the cooler" last Sunday. after they
had slept off part Of their load in one
of the gardens in the west part of the
town. Vote yes on October Is and
then do some missionary work in the
state to the north of us.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Law and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Mauer were at OdebOlt last
Sunday.
Misses Irma Kennebeck and Mar
sarct Holland visited here with the
formers brother. DR.. Kennebeck Fri
day and Saturday.
| Miss Cornelia Williams was up from
fCarroll last week and visited at the
Goodenow home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Miller visited
here Monday With their nephew, n
Winans on their way to Deloit.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Thompson and son
started ON Il visit to Oklahoma on
Sunday
Mrs. Stella kullman and son re.
turned from a visit with her folks at
Pisgah. last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DOdd and children
spent Sunday at Neville with rela'
| tives
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