The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-05
WALL LAKE ITEMS
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Thanksgiving vacation, and spoke tt
the children at Sunday school Supda!
morning and to the church audience
in the evening. delighting both hel
classes of herers by her simplicity ant
sweetness.
The NJ. f.. ladies aid held their an
nual bazaar Saturday afternoon ant
had a very successful time.
The, W. r. c.. held their December
meeting last Saturday at Wall Lake
elccting the following officers for the
coming year: Pres. Mrs. Elizabeth
Mocller, Lake View; S. v. P, Mrs. c
II. Young, Wall Lake; J. " p. Mrs
Anna Rule. Lake View; Chap, Mrs
r. A. Peck; Treas, Mrs. Eta J. Will
son, Lake View; c., Mrs. Mae Roberts
Lake View; G., Mrs. Eliza Eaton. In
stallation will be held at Lake View
JANIS, 1918. &c.,.
Miss Mary Engelman was hostess OF
the X. & C. club Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. Peck attended
the golden wedding celebration Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Chandler at Odebolt
last Saturday.
Both the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches are having cottage prayer
meetings this winter, in the interest
of fuel conservation. As the meetings
Occurr each. week before the papers
reach the homes Of our people, there
will be little use Of announcing them.
Carl Wilkin returned last week from
TT. Smelling. where he received First
Lieutcnant's commission.
Martin Peters was called to LenOX
last Wednesday by news of the death
of a relative.
Miss Mary Engelman spent Sunday
at Carroll as a guest of Miss 'Erma
Kcnncbeck.
Mrs. Cora Etinger returned Wednes-
day from three weeks visit with rel
ativcs in Chicago. i.
Mrs. Anna Winans came up from De-
lott to spend Thanksgiving with her
son and family here, returning to De-
, lott on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Sherwood and
children spent Thanksgiving day at
the Kullman home.
i, Mrs. H. Guhne and children spent
the day Thursday at Lake View.
Miss Wanda SiffOrd was down from
Storm Lake from Thursday to Satur-
day. .-5 ..-
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Menold and son,
Harry, came down from Omaha last
old home Harry returned the follow
ing noon as he Is in training at Fort
Z Omaha. but his parents remained UNI
I'll Sunday.
Alfred Pepper was down from Lake
View Sunday. =
Messrs Wade. Stanzel keiser and
Westerman shipped a carload of lambs
Tuesday. ~.-
Mrs. Florence Williams returned to
Carroll on Monday after spending a
week here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 3. Finley
The L. s. Todd family from Storm
Lake and Kaufman family from Lake
City were Thanksgiving guests at the
DR. l.. II. Jones home.
Mrs. Anna Hoff and children spent
Thanksgiving day at Holstein with
the, oldest daughter Mrs. Watson.
Fred Young was up from Waterloo
for Thanksgiving day, returning there
the following day. He has accepted
position in a bank at Turin and left
for that place on Tuesday, coming in
from Waterloo the day before.
Alex Johnson and son. Oliver, were
rocahOntas visitors last Friday, going
by auto for the day.
Miss Lillian Calkins spent part of
last week with friends at CarnavOn.
Mrs. St. Clair, Mrs. Joel Johnson
and Miss Alice Hopkins were Sac City
callers on Saturday afternoon.
Albert Young went to Omaha Friday
to enlist in the navy, passing the ply.
steal examination all right. But when
he returned Monday to complete his
enlistment, his lack of citizenship here
prevented. His brother, Hugh, accom-
panied him down on Friday.
Il Mrs. Henry Herrig and daughters,
Doris and Marguerite, Of Sioux City,
were week end guests at the l.. Zim-
mcrs home.
Miss Lola Sherwood went home to
Lake View for Thanksgiving day
Mrs. Jessie Baker went to Chicago
on Friday evening to see her brother,
Marion Heth. who is in training at
the Great Lakes training school. The
children spent their vacation with
their grandparents at CarnarvOn.
DR.. and Mrs. Hayden went to Des
Moines Wednesday to visit their
daughter, and family, returning home
Friday. Since their return home, they
received word that Mrs May is in the
Methodist hospital for treatment.
Friends here received the news that
Mrs. C. N. Mcmillan went to the Iowa
Methodist hospital the week before
Thanksgiving and had an operation
for the removal OF goitre. which had
begun to threaten serious results if
not attended to at once. The operation
was successful.
Mrs. koppelman went to Auburn OH
last Wednesday, returning here the
first of the week. They expect to re.
move from here soon. as Mr. Keppel-
man has quit the work on the railroad
and is working at his trade at Gushing.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Newly visited
friends and relatives here last week
from Friday to Sunday.
The J. o. Benson family spent
Thanksgiving at Storm Lake with her
brother, A. L. Whitney.
Elmer and Arthur Nelson visited the
last of the week with Ralph Wade.
They were moving from Fremont,
Nebr.. where they had been attending
school, back to their former home at
Audubon.
Mrs. r. J. Dean and daughter, Eme-
line, were shopping at Denison We'd