The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26

WALL LAKE ITEMS


cooperation OF all tno CnurcneS, SOme
of which had their programs begun
and supplies ordered. However, every
one is cordially invited to attend. The
tree will be erected in the square al
Main and Second streets, where the
people are supposed to gather at 1870
p. m. for a short program. The Boy
Scouts will give an exhibition drill and
lead the march of boys with flags to
the opera house, where the main par,
Gf the program will be given.
!; The Y. w. G. A. claims are beine
presented to our people for assistance
this week The allotment here will be
reached or oversubscribed.
The Red Cross literature not reach
ing the society here until after the
membership drive was supposed to be-
gins it has been deemed best to post
pone the drive here until the first week
in January. Action was taken, how
ever, in the German Lutheran church.
and a committee appointed to solicit
the membership for a liberal donation
in the interests of the local society,
the donation to be credited to the
church and not be individual subscrip.
tons. s
Earl Heth was given five day fur.
Tough from Camp Dodge last week on
account Of the illness of Marion Heth.
The latter was reported in critical
condition at the training school, but
at last report was improved. .
Miss Aka 'kullmann went to Sioux
City last Thursday, returning by way
of Schaller, where she will visit with
her sister few days before returning
home .rt
Nr. and Mrs. C. l.. Goonenow return
ed from Des Moines last Thursday.
where the former attended the meet.
ing of the Corn Belt Meat Producers
association, at which he was reelected
treasurer for the fifteenth year.
On Christmas night at the opera
house home talent troupe will pre-
sent "A Cheerful LIAR" three act
comedy that is pronounced by those
who have seen it to be the equal or
superior of any Of the plays presented
here for years. AS we have plenty OF
talent here that equals professional
work, you will be sure Of getting your
moneys worth If you attend. The pro-
ceeds will be given to the Red Cross
to use in civilian relief.
Mrs. Mary Mailer returned from
nursing a case north OF Lake View last
Saturday g..
Miss Marilla Goodenow entertained
the X. & N. c. Monday evening.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church met with
Mrs. VIM. Walker last Friday after
noon. ..., ,,
Rev. C. H. Kamphoefner was in town
last Thursday.
p, Mrs. Dick Auen and children were
Lake View callers last Friday.
Miss Mabel Johnson was at Sac City
last Saturday. .-..-.r .......
Messrs. Kiner and Howard were at
Odebolt on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Selby returned
to Sioux City Sunday.
Harry Teepell was an over Sunday
visitor with his mother.
=. Rev. Slattery was at Lake View on
Saturday. se-s. -
H. Adams was at Sac City Monday
on business.
F. H. Baker went in to Chicago Sat
urday evening to see Marion Heth, re-
turning here Monday.
Rudolph Rohde and son were having
dental work done at Lake View Mon
day.
Miss Emma IThiessen spent Sunday
with her parents at Lake View.
MIS-. -. w. I1cIIlS S4Hu uduSuLCA. AA0A :
riet, were at Lake View Saturday.
A speaker from Des Moines repre-.
sented the anti-saloon league here on
Sunday. ,> --.. Ill.,. H. -
Mrs. John S. McClurg returned last
aunt at Lincoln, Neb., and with her
son at Underwood. IA -... -......
Miss lone Brown returned from an
extended stay with her sister. Mrs.
Fred Moore, at Des Moines. Her sis
ter and children accompanied her for
a visit here.
J. J. Fishback and son, L.. G. Fish
back, Went to Red Oak on a business
trip last Thursday. ....-.
The Research club met with Mrs. c.
H. Young Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. St. Clair and Miss Alice Hop
kins were shopping in Sioux City on
Tuesday. ..
Miss Mary Crichton was an Odebolt
visitor last Thursday.
Henry Dresser and wife and SIS
ter, Mrs. T. G. Arfmann, went to West
Side by auto Tuesday to visit their
aged mother. $780,. 49, -@....
John Dose, former resident here,
but now living in Davenport, Is here
looking after his farm interests.
Martin Carroll and wife have NOV.
ed into the Nemsen house recently
vacated by Mrs. Anna Hoff. sy..
A. l.. Herrig was down from Sioux
City the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Ruth Shannon, of Timber Lake,
N. D., is here visiting her parents.
Mrs. ]. S. Porter attended the meet
ing of the Rebekah lodge last Friday
evening at Auburn. ,
Miss Catherine Petersen was down
from Odebolt the first Of the week,
leaving on Tuesday for Spokane.
Mrs. Franz Bollman and daughter,
Lille, were Lake View callers Fri
day
Everett Robinson spent Sunday
here with his parents, returning to
.Des Moines on the evening train.
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