The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13

visitor Saturday with his brother,
Steve.
On account OF the rain the Willing
Workers have not been able to, meet
with Mrs. Barrett, but will make an
effort soon.
Pope Foster, Ed. kropf, Herman
kropf, William Huckstep and Mr.,
and Mrs. Homer Huckstep were De-
ioit shoppers Saturday.
Linke Riggleman was in Deloit Sat
urday.
Ames college is sending lady to
Crawford county, who will give les
sons in canning, drying and the stor-
age of food stuffs for winter. Supt.
f.. N. 6ly is making arrangements to
have two lessons of three hours
work given in Deloit at the school
building. This lady carries all of the
equipment and the ladies
will need only to furnish the cans,
fruit and vegetables they wish can
ned. She will demonstrate how to
can, the food, explain the best way
to dry fruits and other foods and will
answer any question one may ask.
The present perilous times make this
subject important We must not give
it a passing thought, but be alert and
anxious to help to do our bit in this
great war. The ladies of the town
and vicinity are urgently requested to
aid and further information will be
obtained from Mrs. George Hutchin
son Poes or Mrs. Joe True, secretary
of the Mothers Council. Exact dates
will be given later, but it can not he
said that the lady demonstration will
not be here earlier than June Is.
John Judy and wife were down to
DeIoit Saturday. John says he has
40 acres of corn under water.
Glen Ulrich was seen in town Sat
urday.
VIII Foster and Mr.. Con. Leigh and
daughter were in town Thursday.
Miss Hester Lingle finished her
school at Bayer Friday and was in
Deloit Saturday. ,n,,
James Abbott had the misfortune to
break his arm cranking his car Sun
day. Mr.. Wooley took them to Deni-
son to have it cared for.
Mr.. Barrett, Harpe and Carl Wing
went to Cherokee Saturday morning
on the train.
Miss Murnice Cone was visitor
at the lake Sunday. 1
The Haines Novelty orchestra will
furnish music for dance at the De-
lott hall the evening of June Is. Come
out and have a good time. II. P:
Grill, manager.
Mr.. John Judy and daughter were
Deloit shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Alan Graham and son and Mrs.
Stanley Brown and daughter We're
Denison visitors and shoppers Mon
iay. &c.,
Miss Jordan visited her friend, Miss
Iva Mason, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broder Boysen visited
at Fred Peterse1's in Otter Creek
township Sunday. IL
Miss Fay Nestlebush spent Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. Z.
Abbott. 7rf{i?E y
Mrs. Jacob Sachau and son, we're
business in Denison Mon.
lay afternoon. .fil,tfs
Louie Sachan is spending the sum !
ner with his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and I
Mrs. Fay Woodruff, near Denison on
he farm, good place for boys.
Mr. Lorenzen sawed wood for Bro |
Ter aBoysen Monday. <~S%-f*
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey Myers were in
own Sunday. I'd
4, The cold, stormy weather is MAX
ne farmers look gloomy and fear for
God stuff, but we must not forget |
We have the promise of seed -
md harvest.
James McKim was a Denison visitor |
Tuesday. 49," ~
Miss Ivy and Mr.. Mason favored !
he Epworth League with a duet Sun
lay evening, which was greatly en-
Dyed by those present.
Hannibal Fink of Denison was a |
)eloit visitor Monday. He tells us
hat his father is very low His |
daughters arrived and will assist In
he care Of his father
Mrs Mauck entertained the Ladies
Md to Kensington Friday afternoon.