The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19
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The first and second rooma of the
DelOit school win give a Christmas
program on Thursday afternoon, to
" hich the parents are cordially i'll
jvited
Ben Patrick is al Fremont, Neb
for All indefinite stay in the lumber
|yard.
| GUY Prentice has enlisted in the
heavy coast artilltry. His immediate
RELATIVES received word to that effect
Monday.
VanF'leet shipped stock over the l.
c. Thursday night.
| Christmas only week off.
| Look for the eclipse December 2Sth
Lingle, WinQuist .and Rathie are
shipping stock over the Central to-
night (Monday). Cars are hard 10
get SO farmers are kept waiting.
! The question of WaterWOrks is be-
ing voted ON tonight (Monday) and We
will soon know whether we will have
fire protection.
Bert McKim went to Ida Grove
Monday,
James Fleming, of Boyer, was here
Monday.
John 'and James Fleming shipped
hogs to Omaha Monday.
| Miss Nathalie Allen was home over
Sunday.
Mrs, Will Morrison was in Denison
having dental work done this week.
Con Linsle was a Deloit shopper
Saturday.
n-:1 ~, rnlc vi oyr
| from Holstein to visit her son, Her
man. 90
Bert Mckim received word Satur-
| day Of the death of relative at Ida
Grove. q
Mrs. Matte Cose and son were in
Denison Saturday. 4
Jack Mason has sold about IS acres
of his timber to different parties, sell
| ing it in one to five acre lots. He has
a fine lot left for sale so this is ones
| opportunity to get cheap fuel in time
of coal shortage.
The Camp Fire girls will give an
entertainment this week. Look on
| the bulletin board at the post Office
for time and place. Don't miss it.
Hester Lingle was in Boyer between
trains Monday.
Mrs. George NeWcom was a Deloit
caller Saturday.
Ray Winan8, of Percival, was in
town few days last week.
s. d. Newton bought fine COW at
| the Lloyd Winans sale.
Perry Huckatep went to Omaha with
cattle Tuesday,
Harlow Mason spent part of the
week at Ute visiting.
Mrs. Geo. NewCOm came up from
Denison Thursday and remained over
night with her parents
Mrs Joe True, Mrs g. D. Newton
and. Mrs. Vanderwall and daughter,
Mabel, were Denison shoppers Satur7
|day.
The Ladies' Aid held their annual
bazaar and supper Friday evening. The
fine supper was we'll patronized and
the beautiful articles made by the
ladies went fast Over 500 was TAX
en- in. Mr.. McGrath, the photograph
man. was there and entertained the
crowd with some fine .nu sic. The pres,
ident wishes to thank all who in any.
way assisted them in their work.
Broder Boysen shipped stock this
week.
William r. Huckstep was in Deni-
son Friday and arrived on the evening
train in time for the supper at the l..
a. s.
The Camp Fire girls are going to
give an excellent program at the OPP
era house in DelOit Friday evening.
Part of the proceeds will go to the
Red Cross and other useful purposes.
Come and help and enjoy the evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hutchinson
we're in Deloit shopping Monday.
The l.. A. S. will meet Friday with
Mrs. Ralph Beaman and will sew for
the Red Cross. A lunch will he served
for Is cents and the proceeds will go
to The Red Cross 80 come and assist
in this most excellent and needy work.
Mrs. A. J. Mason is on the sick list.
Miss Young, who has been attend
ing school at Cedar Falls has gradu-
ated and is now enjoying visit with
her parents.
Guy Prentice. who left for Omaha
the fore part of the week to join the
navy, left Tuesday evening for Fort
Logan, Colo. Our post mistress al.
ready has one son in the army and az
this boy is the last of the children at
home TO go she will be very lonely.
Louie OSterlund was in Deloit and
vicinity and bought several head of
fine cattle.
Claua0n and Larson shipped several
loads of stock Wednesday night.
The farmers claim they ara short
OF seed, and the government is doing