The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-21

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dollars which means very neat sum
added to the library fund. The ladies
are more than pleased with the out
come of the undertaking and wish to
hereby express their sincere thanks
to all who assisted in any way toward
making it a success. 1t has been de-
cided to make the affair an annua!
occasion to raise funds for the library
and it has been requested that any
one having garments which are out
grown etc., will please save them for
the next rummage sale. The success
of the last undertaking goes to show
the interest the people of this vicinity
take in the upbuilding OF the library
and the next one will undoubtedly
be even more successful.
Mrs. Walter Huff was up from Dun
lap several days the past week visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. Earl Ettleman'
and Mrs. James Baber and their famil'
les.
Miss Vera Williamson spent Sun
day with friends in Denison.
Vernace Tillett was taken with an
attack of small pox and the home was
placed under quarantine Saturday. We
are glad to report that the case Is not
a severe one and the patient is get
ting along nicely. N
A large delegation motored up from
Woodbine on Tuesday night of the
past week to attend the tabernacle
meeting, among the number being the
Methodist pastor and wife Of that
place, and Mr.. and Mrs. Siebel. The
audience was greatly favored by two
beautiful solos rendered by Mr.. Siebel
The opening prayer of the service was
gwen by the Methodist pastor from
Woodbine. oy,a.
Miss Ann Mccarthy of Denison was
q pleasant visitor at the home of Nj:
and Mrs. J. T. Goldsworthy Saturday
Next Wednesday afternoon, Novem
Der %. has been set apart by the la
dies Of the Red Cross as sewing day
and it is requested that all be present
who possibly can. It is requested
that each lady bring a needle and
thimble and old clothing especially OF
a dark color which can be made over
for children. These garments are to
be sent to the Belgian children and
all should be willing to help in this
worthy cause. Those who will not
be able to come and help with the
sewing If they wish to donate clothing
may leave their donations at the op
era house next Wednesday. Any as
sistance along this line will be heart
lily appreciated. Those who come to
sew may bring their suppers and q
dime to pay for the hot coffee which
will be served. A big day is being
anticipated. Please bear in mind the
date and place, November % at the
opera house, and plan to be there.
A. picture show entitled Mother
Mine" was put on by the Triangle
Amusement company Monday night
for the benefit of the army Y. n. c.
A.. and was well patronized.
Miss Helen Mcbride came over from
Defiance Sunday and is spending the
week at the home Of her uncle, and
aunt, E. G. Virgins and wife.
Mrs. Earl Morrison was q passenger
to Omaha Monday where she visited
relatives, returning on Tuesday.
Mrs. H. c. Mcqueen was q caller al
the county capital Mondayailst
Mrs. Harry Shunk,sis spending the
week in Manila at the homes of hel
sisters, Mrs. Clyde Haskins9 and Mrs
Clifford Purdy. She will return here
before going to her home in Des
Moines.
G. v. Gordan was an Omaha visitor
on last Monday.
Misses Laura McElwain and Mar
garet Gaffey were down from Deni'
son Sunday visiting at the home OF
the formers brother, B. NJ. McElwain,
and family.
Jess Metheny, Of Arion, was a caller
in town Monday.
j. w. Mcbride was over from Def
ance Sunday visiting at the M. G.
Virgins home. His wife, who had
spent the greater part OF the week
here went home with him."
Miss Marie Daily was up from Dun
lap the first of the week. a. guest OF
her friend, Mrs. F. C. HowOrth.
Mrs. Chas. thinner and daughter
Anna were among the Denison visit
ors Monday. ...
Nathan Hahn went to Omaha Sat
urday to enlist for military service
and was successful in passing the
required physical examination. We
understand that he will be stationed