The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-14
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Deloit Scouts, Under Direction ot
Scout Master Webster, Hile to
Den,son on Saturday Last
ENJOY FINE LUNCH NEAR TOWN
Boys Make Good Showing in Uniforms
Furnished by Y. S. Government
Webster Splendid Master
| The Boy Scouts under direction OF
scout master Webster took their first
hike Saturday. They are twelve in
number and must be over twelve
years of age. They assembled at the
school campus at 10 a. m. and started
for Denison Via the |. c. railroad
Within a mile of town they halted
built fire. dried wet clothing and
cooked their wieners on sticks. The
lunch consisted of sandwiches, pickles
oranges, cookies and last the hot
wieners which were greatly relished
by the hungry boys as not vestige
remained except the boxes and orange
peels. Mr.. Webster left them to rest
while he went to the city on business.
This scout movement is no new or
ganization and We are glad to see it
started here as it lays the foundation
for better education and Mr.. Webster
is no new hand at the business. The
government furnishes the suits for
| tho boys.
Get a Ford that's large and wide,
To let the town folks have a ride;
Mary, Sadie, Beckie and Flo,
Light and James and ST and Joe.
Yes; there's room enough for all,
Bring another blanket-shawl.
Tuck them in away we go!
All aboard for Laughland show.
Born Sunday February 25, 1917, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mckim, Thunder
Hawk. S. d., a son. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kim were formerly residents Of De-
lott as Mrs. Mckim is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Horr. Parents
and grandparents are happy over the
event as it has been ten years since
the arrival of the last baby.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Art Graham at Cameron Mo-, to the
effect that Mr.. Graham is still bed
fast and his improvement, if any, is
| very slight. His mother also has
been i'll.
Take a trip to Laughland via Ha!
Ha! route on Friday evening, March
l16 and rest your tired and jaded
nerves by seeing the seventeen min
strels who are making every effort
to- produce a arsts class chow. =
Mrs. Annie Observation-Disclosures:
burn was in Deloit last Friday to
take her neice. Susie Hattery back to
her home near Spencer, la. Miss Sus,
ie has been making her home with
Mrs. Laura NoakeS and atten0ing
school which is a privilege not afford
ed every girl. We hope she will be
contented in her new home.
Elder C. Z. Butterworth, of Dow
City, filled the pulpit at the L. D. S.
both Sunday morning and evening.
George Zea, of Denison, called at
the streeter home .Eaturahyl Mr..
Streeter went to Denison with him
and returned in the evening.
Mr.. Martin LorenZen was up to the
school house last Thursday pulling in
window glass screening the basement
windows and repairing doors. Some
repairs for new building!
Ralph McKim and Maurice Spence
were school visitors last Thursday.
The primary pupils are doing re-
view work while waiting for their
new readers.
Avery Mason sent for his school
books and is studying to keep up with
his class tho he is unable to attend
school.
Mrs. Jim Abbott was visiting rela-
tives near Boyer last Thursday also
visiting with Mrs. Spence who is nice
ly located in the section house.
Mr. Joe True and e. McNeal went
to Omaha Friday morning to attend
the Midwest Cement show and Con-
vention returning Saturday noon. They
learned many important things one
of which was the making OF water
proof cement for cellars or Easements.
On Sunday morning the doctor was
called to the bedside of Mrs. Anna
Williams She is reported as resting
easy at this writing tho is suffering
severely with pains in her stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson arrived
home the fore part of the week. He
came from Rock Island and she from
Chicago.
Miss Eta Stubbe is making her
home with MH and Mrs. Herman
Grill.
Miss Caster departed Friday eve
ming to meet her sister at Waterloo
for an over Sunday visit. This sister
teaches in the school for the blind
at Vinton and owing to Miss Casters
misfortune at Christmas, they did not
meet.
DR.. Graham and Miss Eta Stubbe
were invited out to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Finks home for supper Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Susie Hattery went home with
her cousin, Hazel Winans, after the
movies last Wednesday and remained
over night.
Mrs. Nancy Dunbar and Master Will
lie Campbell have been quite indis-
posed during the week on account Of
the grip.
Mrs. James McKim visited Mrs. o.
Banion last Thursday afternoon and
on her way home brought Mr.. and
Mrs. Wier up for supper
Mr.. Will Rounds was in Dunlap
Saturday on important business.
Mr.. Ray Streeter, of Denison, visit
ed his parents over Sunday.
Mrc Sarah NaucOm Of OdnhOIf ar.