The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-24
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Mrs. w A. Steuck was a Denison
shopper last Friday.
The business meeting Of the Gal
lands Grove district will be held at
the L. d. 8. church on Wednesday,
January 31st, to elect district officers,
etc. 1t is the duty of each member to
be present, so remember the date and
govern yourselves accordingly.
Clifford Browne was a week end
guest at his home in Deloit. On ac-
count Of bad roads and other attrac-
TONS Clifford does not come home
every Sunday. He is also engaged to
play the piano at the new movie the
alter in Kiron.
The pupils Of room four are work
ing diligently on new class play to
| be rendered some time in February.
On account Of the removal of some of
the pupils and inability of others to
attend the first play has been discard
| ed.
The pupils of~room one have the
honor of having three days perfect
| attendance last week. This means
that no child has been absent or tar
dy for three days. Excellent for the
tiny tots. Let the older ones do like
wise as it makes better students.
Rooms tive and three have been en-
joying tests for the past week which
are quite necessary. Room three is
working hard to complete the requir-
ed course so they may have an eighth
grade graduation this year. This will
mean so much to each individual in
his or her credits that special eff
fort is necessary.
Mrs. Wescott entertains the Willing
Workers on Wednesday of this week
Mrs. Streeter will have them meet
with her on Jan. 81. They are busy
making aprons for sale to be held
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Myers took
Mr. George Winans to visit his sis
ter. Mrs. Slater, on last Saturday.
They returned the same day but Mr..
Winans remained until Tuesday when
he accompanied Mr.. George Slater to
Denver, Colo, with car load of bulls
to be present at the Thorobred Bull
sale which lasts several days. This
stock is Mr.. Slater's own breeding
and raising.
About % cars of stock went over
the Illinois Central during the past
month. The following were shipped
the past week. Julius Petersen, 2
cars cattle to Chicago; Cornelius
Paulsen, car hogs and cars cattle
to Chicago; John Van Fleet, 1 car of
hogs to S. Omaha.
George White shipped car of corn
~ Ccypoi1 R1uffc nv, Wednesday, over
the !. G.
Detlef Schroeder shipped 1 car of
corn to Chicago Saturday over !. c.
went to Omaha on the Central last
Tuesday and returned on Wednesday
with two new Fords. The way they
A letter received from Mrs. Caster,
of Lincoln, Nebr., states her inability
to be, with US for another week and
Fperchance two. She is able to bear
s slight wei ss thtt On the heel but the
wound As still open and sensitive. She
seems discouraged but says the let:
ter from friends and especially her
pupils kept her very cheerful.
Mrs. W. A. Steuck will start Thurs.
day for Colorado Springs to be with
her husband who is in the sanitarium
He is improving slowly but they !ex-.
pect to do light housekeeping In the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Pieper visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchin-
son ON Thursday last taking dinner
and supper. They have returned from
their trip and are preparing to en-
gage in farming. Mrs. Pieper will be
remembered as Miss Faye Hutchinson.
Mr.. Harry Foster is the proud pos
SCISSOR of the Farmers Friend, Ford,
purchased last week of Fred Moeller.
Mrs. Florence Mason has been on
the sick list during the past week but
is better now. Avery sits up a short
time each day and seems to be gain
ing slowly.
On Thursday last DR.. Graham and
Miss Stubbe were invited to supper
ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Beaman.
Mr.. Ross Winans arrived from Kan
sas City, where he has been taking an
electrical engineering course, to visit
several days. He will return later
for final examinations as he has 10
wait his turn for the work as there
is over 1900 in the class.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchinson
spent Sunday with Joe True and fam
lily. ~
Mrs. Harry Childress and Irma visit
ed with Mrs. Miller last Thursday
while the former went to sale near
Schleswig. .s
Miss Garnet Newcom departed for
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