The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
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DELolT ITEMS
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mearl Myers returned
K on Friday from a four days visit a
Percival, where they were also aiding
Ray Winans with his invoicing.
Mrs Silas Streeter went to Wal
Lake Tuesday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Maurice Winans. She returned
Thursday, reporting all we'll except
ing the baby, who had the Group.
Miss Lottie Williams, of Denison
was calling on relatives between trains
last Thursday. -,-a
z3t Mrs John Sachau spent an after
noon with Mrs. Jacob Sachau the lat
s ter part of the week.
Mrs. Wescott and children, Edna
and Russell, were Denison shoppers
Saturday. .4g. .,.,...-.... ..--..
Earl Winans has been confined ia
his home for several days with bron'
chial pneumonia, but is improving at
present.
Chester McGrath, OF Denison, was a
Deloit visitor between trains Saturday.
Arden Newcom went to Spirit Lake
Monday to spend a few days with his
parents. He returned on Friday, then
It to Dow City to the conference.
Is ii. L. Miller took advantage Of
Arm weather Wednesday to go
3Denison to consult dentist.
Mrs. o. w. Wier went to Council
Bluffs Friday to meet her sister from
Kansas City. She returned Saturday,
bringing her sister and babe for a
weeks visit.
4 Mrs. John Sachau and Mrs. Joe True
were callers at the school last Friday.
The pupils of the primary room are
proud to report four days OF perfect
attendance last week. This is exceed.
ingly wen for little tots for the wealth
er has been very cold. H. s4S
In about two weeks two class plays
will be presented in the hall by the
Senior. pupils for the benefit of the
piano fund.
The seating capacity in Miss Coles
room is inadequate to the needs of her
three grades. She registered three
new pupils this week
n Miss Mary Fisher entered Miss Cas-
tiers room in grade six last week.
Misses Vera Jacobs and June Sher-
man and Messrs, Edward and Orville
Jacobs, of Lake City, are visiting the
week end at the H. c. Maucl home.
They attended the dance Friday eve.
ming.
Mrs. Anna Winans and grandson,
Ross Winans,, spent the week end at
Wall Lake with Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
AVinans. asts.ss. .s4tss
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Newcom took
Sunday dinner with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Myers. @
II Miss Eunice Dobson and Mr. Guy
johnson walked out on Sunday after
noon to the John Newcom home. Mr..
Newcom has been under the doctors
care for the past few days but is bet
ter at this writing.
The business session at the L. D. S.
Church twas we'll attended on last
Monday evening. Meeting was called
to orderR by president G. w. Whey
and the following officers were elected
by balloH c., w. Whey, president; La
cy.e D. 4Hers, priest, M. O. Myers,
Edna New secfreettsiry
Mrs. J. L. Miller, treasurer; Miss Nora
Jordon, member of library board; Carl
Il Streeter, John Rounds and NJ. O. Ny
ers, trustees. Dick Patchin to look at
ter the poor and needy; Mrs. Edna
Newcom, organist; Miss Ruth Jordon
asst. organist; Mrs. Joe True, chori-
ster. ~
On last Thursday afternoon, linen
shower was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. B. E. McI<im for their daugh-
ter, Ruth. Despite the cold weather,
thirteen were present and enjoyed the
afternoon socially Mrs. McKim pre-
pared and served a wholesome sup
per consisting of baked beans, cream
ed potatoes, buns and butter, pickles
and tea. Jello with kinds of cake and
oranges were also served. Several
beautiful and useful linen articles were
given by the following who were pre-
sent: Mesdames Landon, Zea, Hess,
Williams, Greene, Mckim, Ethel Win
ey, Prentiss, Bertha Brown, Allen, Alb.
bic Wooley and Misses Lucy Flint,
Lovici Morris.
Mrs. John Williams who underwent
an operation in Omaha several weeks
ago, returned to her home on Wednes-
day last She is gaining and feeling
fine. AS soon as she is strong enough
to make the trip the family will re-
turn to their ranch in Wyoming. We:
are sorry to have these good people.
leave Deloit. 4s 5fs
Avery Mason is out with sIis gun:
looking for big game.@E:As vet he has
not killed anything only time and we,
are glad he is improving so rapidly.
/. Several of his friends called upon him
. Saturday.
a Miss Euhice Dobson was shopping
Yin Denison Saturday.
n Mrs. Lacy Myers, Of Herring, was
fisiting her parents the latter part OF
{ the week. &
MFR, Fred True and brother, Lew, OF
4 ANoca, Ia, are in Spokane, Wash, Wis.,
itiAg their sister, Mrs r. J. Pedicord.
FreA telegraphed for his light over
coatAas the weather is too warm for
. his heavy one.
Mr. Fred Moeller sold Ford to Mr..
VIM. Husky last week and also a
d Dodge to Murray Wilsoncraft. IN
The latter part of the week, Chas.
Campbell sawed small pile of wood
consisting of 20 loads. He will keep
warm for few days at least!
Sg@ The friends of Mrs Allan will no