The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10
BASKET SOCIAL
FOR RED CROSS

VIZ NOV V4HVOO
Good People Of Dow City Contribute
$229.75 for Red Cross Purposes,
s When Basket Social is He'o.
DEATH OF MR.. S. e. GODDARD
Wei, Known Local Manager Of the
Stewart Lumber Company at Dow
City Dies at Council Bluffs
Tho basket social held in the opera
house last week was great success,
moving pictures being given in con-
nection. The receipts. amounting to
S229,75, were donated to the Red
Cross. Following we give the list of
receipts. Link Riddle first drew a
half bushcl of potatoes which had
been donated by Charlie Smith. The
former then put them up and sold
them at auction with the result shown
below. Col. Ora Malone was the auc'
tioneer and w. f. Fishel, clerk. Sale
No. l to Ed Ahart. 1925; No. 2 to F.
C. Buss, 1895; 3. +. o. Reynolds,
1925: 4, Elmer Riddle, $500; S. II. G.
Scott, $500; 6, John Ahart, $500; 7,
Drinten Sharp, $500: 5, Mary Fishel,
$500: 3, Il. f. Hoefrer. $500; 10, Link
Riddle, $500; II. John Ahart. $500;
10, F. C. Buss. $5.25; 10, aluminium
cooker, John Ahart. $3.50; II, same,
John Ahart, $500; Is, same, +. c.
Buss, $500; 16. same, John Ahart,
1925; 16, potatoes and cooker. Jay
Divine, $500. The cooker was donated
by the ladies OF the Red Cross. Sale
Of baskets: 1, w. E. Fishel,, $3.50; 2.
james Henry, 900: 3, Fred Wiley,
$3.50: 4, to committee of four. $500;
S. F.. c. Buss, $1,000; 6, John Ahart.
$500; Z, Elmer Riddle, $4.5v, =. Alfred
Hansen, $500; 9, F. o. Reynolds. $500;
10, Il. w. Houston, $500; II. Charles
Smith, $500; IL, Joseph Smith, $500:
10, J. A. Divine, s11.O0; IA, H. Thorn
as. $500; IS, w. H. Buss, IL, l..
Duss, $500; donation. A. A. Fishel
and wife, $1.OO; coffee and sandwich
cs, $1,000; moving pictures, $11.S5;
chances on potatoes, $S.45. Total.
S229.75. The occasion was decided
success and goes to show the willing
ness OF the people Of the community
In helping a good cause.
On Tuesday night Of last week D..
L, Bremser's store and the hardware
department of the Stewart Lumber
company were broken into. Twenty
five dollars in money, a new hat and
a pair of shoes were taken from the
Bremser store and a case of four dog
en- knives from the other place. En-
trance was gained by throwing rocks
through the glass doors of both
places. The theft is suspected to be
local work, however the guilty ones
have not been discovered.
i. A. Wore was an Omaha visitor
last Wednesday.
4 Wednesday Lowell, the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Il. Pagan. was playing
around some freight cars near one OF
the depots and fell from ono OF the
cars which he had climbed into. The
lad as a result of the fall. broke his
right arm, tearing all of the liga'
ments loose. A physician admins
tered the necessary needs and at this
writing the patient is getting along as
we'll as can be expected.
Mrs. w. u. Mcdonald returned last
Wednesday from several days visit
with her son. Claude, and family near
DenisOn. E..
Miss Lottye Woodland went to Coun'
Gil Bluffs Tuesday to spend few
days with her folks, also to take in the
Ak.Sar-Ben.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Leslie, of Or
chard, Neb., who are visiting at the
home OF their daughter, Mrs. Clark
Miss Margaret Carey, Of Denison
was a guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. N. Chamberlain last week.
Il. j. r. Goldsworthy and wife return
ed Wednesday from a pleasant weeks
visit with her people at Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BirkhOfer, Of
Minnesota, and Mrs. Fred Birkhofcl
and daughter, of Moscow. have beer
visiting among relatives here for the
past week. The latter will remain al
the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. John Birkhofer, indefinitely
They had been called here by the
death of Fred and Minnie Birkhofcr
Best, and family. were in Dunlap last
Wednesday between trains to have
dental work done.
Myrtle, the little three year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Ba
Der, Is recovering nicely from Sc
we're illness. About two weeks age
while at the home of her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thco. Beard, in
Dunlap, tho little one drank some ker
Osene, which accounted for the i'll
ness.
Mrs. w. w. Galland was among the
! visitors at the bounty capital last
Wednesday.
Mesdames Fred Jackson and viii
McCord were down from Denison or
Thursday soliciting for bazaar tC
be given under the auspices of the L.
ID. S. at Denison in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cole were in
Denison Thursday attending the fun
eral of his uncle, VIM. Cole.
\ Carl Caswell. of Denison, was a
caller here one day last week.
A. p. Turnlund returned Tuesday
from several weeks sojourn with his
son, Harry, and family in Forado
MINI. ''-'
Mr.. and Mrs. William Birkhofer and
baby, accompanied by his parents
Frank Birkhofer and wife, Of Mime
sofa, were county seat visitors last
Wednesday.
IN Miss Coda Dow was 4 passenger to
Omaha Wednesday, where she visited
relatives and attended the Ak-Sar.f'en
a few days.
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