The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-26
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Mrs. J. Allen went to Boyer Sun
day to lead the IpwOrth League III the
evening.
The meeting for the soldiers last
Thursday was a success as all were
ready to respond to anything asked
Of them. The camp fire girls and boy
scouts filled their places with credit.
There was music by prominent help
crs and Mr.. Caswell and Mr.. Powers
gave talks appreciated by those pres
ent. The boy scouts gave their scout
master a fine wrist watch and each
soldier was presented with comfort
kit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutchinson
and daughter were called home sud
denly from Illinois, where they have
been having a pleasant visit. The
little seven months old baby of Mrs
Hutchinson's daughter, Mrs. George
Storms. was taken suddenly i'll with
cholera morbus and only lived twelve
hours. Mr.. Storms, of Chicago, was
called and arrived to late to see the
little one alive. The baby was laid
to rest at Manila. Mr.. and Mrs.
Storms will leave for their home in
Chicago today. They are all broken
'up and they certainly have the SYM
pathy of friends, but may they put
their trust in our heavenly Father as
He is the only comforter that can
reach us in these sorrowful hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Con Lingle spent Sun
day at Odebolt and Lake View visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Ruth Young is visiting at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Newcom.
Uncle John has had a bad turn and is
quite sick again.
Mrs. Ann Turner visited at the
Lloyd Winans home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Petty, of Laur
ell, Neb., came overland in their new
seven passenger Oldsmobile to visit
at the Con Lingle. John Dewitt, Tom
Hutchinson and Chas. Shives homes.
Rev. Allen and family were Deni-
son visitors Friday. Miss Lovicie
Morris accompanied them and Miss
Nathalie Allen returned home with
them for Sunday visit.
George Bcaman took a load of gen
tlemen to Sioux City to take in the
fair couple Of days. They were Con
Lingle, Ralph Beaman and Tracy Jor
dan. Beaman and Lingle bought
some fine stock hogs
Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. Ben Bea.
man helped Mrs. Jas. McKim eat her
birthday dinner Saturday.
Quite number from here went to
'Denison Saturday morning to see the
soldier boys depart and several at
tended the Y. NJ. G. A. meeting in Den
ison Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. True autoed out |
to the WIN. Huckstep home Sunday to
spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook and daugh-
ter autoed up to Deloit Sunday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckim.
Mrs. Helen Smell is spending few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smell. |
Mrs. Ray Green and family left for
Lemon, S! D., Tuesday.
Mrs. SD. Newton was a passenger
to Boyer Tuesday to spend a couple
of days atithe home of her daughter.
Isaac Newton and Bert Aikenlan
are assisting Isaac Newton to dig his
potatoes.
Blair Richardson and family and
his father go to East St. Louis to Wis
it his brother.
Mrs. Blanche Winans, who is ill, |
had the pleasure Of a visit from five |
neigbbors who came in and peeled |
two bushels Of peaches and canned |
them for her.
Mr.. and Mrs Lite Miller left last |
Wednesday for Independence, Mo-, to
visit her brother, Wm McKim.
Mrs. Mae Dobson Rudd has sold her
Kansas farm and bought a house in
Council Bluffs. Mrs. Rudd is a daugh- |
ter of Mrs. r. G.. Dobson.
Lloyd Winans has brand new
cream separator. Now for good test.
Jay Myers is coming back here and
is looking for a place.
At last accounts the Canadians we're