The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-05
ROY MCKIM
KILLED IN FRANCE
First Crawford County Man to Give
Life for His Country is Killed
Somewhere in France
WAS WITH CANADIAN TROOPS
Deceased a Nephew Of Mrs. J. L
Miller, OF Deloit-SuccIssful
Teacher Here for Years.

DELOIT, Sept. 4-Special-
Mrs. J. L. Miller received the sad
news that her nephew. Roy McKim,
had been killed in France on August
10th. Many will remember. him as
Roy grew to manhood here and was
one of Crawford county's best teach
ers. He had gone from Canada with
the troops from there. The relatives
have our sympathy. z...,.s ~ e.
r Red Cross general directions: Sclv.
ages taken off of all rollers. Ends
mftred, fastened with small pins, tie
six In package. Gauze rollers, size
inches, 2 inches, 4 inches wide by 10
yards long, roll tightly; are bought.
not made. Muslin rollers, sizes 3
inches, 4 inches wide by yards long.
remove selvage and rip cloth into
strips of equal width, IL of 3 inch, 8
of 4 inch, medium weight, unbleached.
Roll tightly on a bandage roller. Flan-
mel rollers, inches. inches wide .
yards long. made of medium weight
white outing flannel. wound tightly on
rolls. Crynolyn rollers, sizes inches,
4 inches, S inches, S yards long. Large
mesh white. Roll medium tight by
hand. Uses. General use, pressure
gauze. pressure crynolin. protection
flannel, warmth, muslin, support.
Miss Iva Landon and Mr.. Fred Rick
man, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Naslund. went to Omaha Fri
day. where they were quitely united
in marriage by Rev. Vanderpeltte, the
Presbyterian minister. The bride was
gowned in pink silk and gold lace and
wore a white hat The groom wore
the usual costume. After the cere-
mony they went to South Omaha,
where a cousin of the bride served a
lovely luncheon. Their many friends
wish them a happy. prosperous life
together. They will make Deloit their
home.
School opened this week. Parents
please take notice and start your
children now; don't wait until the
children get behind. especially in the
primary department. If we expect to
do effective work we must cooperate
with the teachers and get our chill
dren there ready for work.
Mrs. II. G. Dobson and daughter,
Eunice, and Mrs. Chas. Campbell and
son motored out to spend the day at
the Fred Neuman home.
Mrs. Wilbur Hawley and chilren
visited Sunday at the r. H. ChildreSs
home and went to see the new baby at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell New
com.
Professor Kuhn has rented the fur
nished rooms of Mrs. Ann Winans
and they are nicely settled for
school work.
Three of the Spence boys, formerly
of DelOit, we understand have enlist
ed and gone to New Mexico.
Miss Greenwood, of the third room,
has taken rooms at the home of Mrs.
Winnie Browne.
Nathalie Allen returned this week
from Pierson.
Mrs. Myrtle Armour. of Rock ISL
and, arrived Thursday for visit with
relatives.
Bert McKim and family spent the
week end at Storm Lake. Mrs. Hess
has been looking after the house work
during their absence. - ;"
Mrs. Helen Johnstone has moved in.
to the WOrley house and is pleasantly
located, ready for her school work.
Mrs. Winnie Browne and Miss Bios.
som were Denison shoppers Monday.
The sad news reached Deloit that
Mrs. Freml was found by passersby
Monday morning where she had drop
ped dead about a mile from home.
George Hutchinson autoed over to
Manila Sunday. bringing home Mrs
Hutchinson and Miss Kathryn Ven
nick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broder Boysen return
ed home from Montana this week, and
had very pleasant trip.
r. H. Childress returned from a
business trip to Lake View. Uncle
Bob is putting in cement walks and
putting up the foundation for a garage