The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12
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WALL LAKE ITEMS.

f0t1yullOIdl W ulCI Will NC
voted on October 18th, temperance
sermons were preached by both Rev.
w. d. Ellison and Rev. VIM. Walker
at their respective churches on Sun
day morning.
,sS Mrs. w. e. Ellison will complete
4 her entertainment OF the Methodist
Ladies' Aid society when she enter
tains Circle No. on Wednesday af-
ternoon of this week at the parsonage.
Mrs. J. A.. Swanson. will entertain
I Circle No the same day.
4 The Presbyterian Woman's Mis-
rsiOnary society will meet on Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cub
ME.
The Epworth League held their an
nual fall rally day on Sunday evening
with special program consisting OF
presentation of the aims to be kept
In view and worked for the coming
months and other special features.
There was good attendance.
Mesdames Adams, Mates and
Wolf we're down from Odebolt Mon
day and took home with them the first
consignment of the finished Red Cross
work, which consisted of 81 napkins,
207 handkerchiefs, II tray cloths, 81
wash cloths, 20 sheets, "a draw
sheets, pairs bed socks, bed shirts,
Is shoulder wraps, Is pairs pajamas
and 8 pairs knitted socks. Other work
has been given out and workers are
busy on it. The knitting committee
have persons pledged to knit SOCKS
and others will begin on the other
knitting as soon as the required yarn
has been obtained. New members not;
published before are Mesdames VIII
I Wolleson, Caroline Jensen, Elma
Eaton, G.. A. Oldson and Mrs Matte
Watts, OF Holstein.
John A. Spurrell and Elmer and
+ Carl Johnson left Monday for Ames,
where they will attend the college
the coming year. Messrs. Spurrell
and Elmer Johnson were there last
wear. while it is Carl's first year.
Mrs. Anna Wicker spent most or
last week at Early. 81,
Miss Jessie Cleveland visited week
with her sister and brothers in ana
near Lake View and with her moth
er. who visited in Lake View.
Miss Ruby Spurrell spent Monday
forenoon in Carroll ON busineA5.
Miss lone Brown went to Des
Mofnes Wednesday to spend few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Moore:
Mrs. Jennie McWilliams and daugh-
ter, Alice, visited here at the John $.
Porter home last week. }
~ Miss Ella Marcellus returned to her
home in Clinton last Friday after
two weeks visit here.
ID. w. Young went to lndianola ana
Melrose Sunday. His nephew, Percy
Josslyn, Of Lake View, accompanied
him.
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jensen were
down from Sac City last week; ;.
Mrs, Frank Nadir and son. Kermit, |
visited here with Mrs. E. &. Sherwood
on their way home to Sioux City from
q visit in Breda.
Messrs. Elmer and Carl Johnson
were at Sac City last THURSDAY. i
Alex Johnson was at OdeDolt last
"Wednesday on business.
b. C. Stoffregen spent the latter
part OF last week in Wisconsin re-
turning home on Saturday.
Miss Elma Staab was an Omaha
shopper last week Wednesday ana
Thursday. Moe
Lu Newly and Mrs. Will Newby went
To Carroll last Thursday to see Nrs'
Alplionse Schmitz, who is IN a nos
MIS-. Al Eaton spent last Saturday
here with Mrs. Eliza Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen, OF
Early, were guests last week OF their
daughter, Mrs. A. p. Hoff.
Mrs. Jessie Thompson came from
Odebolt Thursday to spend le"
DAYS here with her mother, whose
condition has not improved.
Fred Anderson spent last week III
Sioux City.
Miss Marjorie Cooley is taking her
I vacation now and left Monday ior
Council Bluffs, where she will visit
relatives. Miss Gladys Ballard is tax
ing her place at he bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson ana
daughter, Melinda, Mrs. Caroline Jen'
sen and son, Harry. and Miss Ruby
Spurrell were guests at the l.. Jen'
sen home near Sac City Sunday.
Mrs. John Zein will entertain the
!, Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society on
B Thursday or this week at her country
home
Mr.. and. Mrs. Hans FISCHER went to
Council Bluffs Saturday to spend
few days with relatives.
Miss Helen Hansen, Of Holsteln,
\ was visiting from last Wednesday I'M
til Monday at the John Zein home:
!. 9s Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parks, who
Il visited the first of the week at the
Frazier home and who went to Green
field to visit further, returned here
Saturday for short visit on their
] way home to Redwood Falls. 5. D..
"A girl arrived at the home OF mr..
4 and Mrs. Billy Wright on Tuesday, the
411tll.
i4 Earl Heath was over from Carna'
Won Sunday.
Beginning with the midweek SER
4 vice thei evening services at the
y churchesi win be held a half hour
!; earlier. the young peoples societies
1t $50 and preaching services at
1870. Gf{,4
A baby girl arrived at the Frazier
home this week ,.,.Yl.,
Mrs. David Law left last week for
4 visit with her brother at Bolivar
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