The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-15


of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
D. l.. Houston. -.... ..
"aAt the annual conference OF the
American Library association in
Louisville, Kentucky, in June, 1917, a
committee on war service for libraf
les was formed to aid the govern
ment in furnishing reading matterfo for
soldiers during leisure hours. The
state library commission has request
ed all the libraries Of the state to co
operate in this movement. Our own
local library has been asked to do its
share in collecting books and maya
zines. Those who, are willing to do
nate books for this purpose, are re
uuested to leave them at the library
during the opening hours on Wednes
day and aSturday evenings. The. II
brarian will see that they are sent
to the state commission at ,Des
Moinest and from there they will be
distributed to the soldiers training
camps. "s~.t..-.
A party was given at the Jake Rees
err home Saturday in honor OF the fiji
teenth birthday anniversary OF lthell
son, Lloyd, and also tae twelfth mile
stone of their daughter Mearle. A
good sized company of friends were
present and it is needless to say that
they all had a delightful time in play
ing games, etc. Tempting refresh
ments very fittingly closed the pleas
ures OF the day. The guests OF honor
were the recipients Of many nice
gifts, which they appreciate very
highly. J. ~
The J. Fl. .Pearsall family returned
on Wednesday to their home in Ne
braska City, Neb., after "a pleasant
visit with relatives and friends. Mr..
Pearsall's sister. Mrs. S. +. Glllum
and son. Floren, Went with them for
2 visit. ,...... y .. j.,
George Igou and two sons motored
to Omaha Saturday to purchase re-
pairs for their threshing machine, re-
turning on Sunday. "-% '''',
The VIM. Walters family enjoyed
Sunday dinner at the 'Tatroe home.
! Mrs. B. G.. Lyman and daughter,
Geneva and little Frances Clark were
down from Carroll Sunday visiting at
the J. f. ,Rudd home. ~
Mrs. Mary Warren and daughter,
Jessie, departed the first OF the week
for their home in Chicago, after a
weeks visit with the formers broth
err, George Keairnes, and family. They
also visited relatives in Dunlap.
Miss Kathryn Jennings came up
from Omaha Thursday for a visit with
her relatives, the C. o. Miller family
and. also at the w. N: Schouten home.
Miss Balbina Potter went to 'Scran-
ton Monday to visit relatives and olo
friends .-.. ,.- ...
Miss Anna Nelson was passeng-
er to Denison on Monday morning for
an extended sojourn.
Mrs. May Rudd left Saturday for
her former home III Yates Center,
Kan. on a business mission.
MIR. and Mrs 'Cbris Vollersen were
callers here Saturday from HDenison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will 'Buss are ex.
pecting a visit this week from her
sister, Mrs. J. F. Branaka, and sons,
Roland and Argyle, OF Gilmore. Chas
Buss, who has been visiting there will
return with them. They are also eX-
pecting Mrs. Buss' niece. Miss Hor-
tense Roseby, of Louisville, Ken.
-. A. L.. Jackson, wife and daughters,
,fferen and~ Berntce;; have" tafzen IN the
Dunlap chautauqua the past week.
Newal johnson and Evan Wilson, of
WooGbine. were callers here Sunday.
Miss Mabel Griffin has spent the
past week in Ute with her folks.
Misses Barbara and Nell Scott were
visitors in Council Bluffs. the latter
going from there to Tecumseh, Mob,
for a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
ALI HowOrth.
Mrs. r. e. Lusk was a passenger
to Logan Monday, where she is spend
ing the week at the home Of her sis.
ter, Mrs. L. E. Bride, and attending
chautauqua She will also visit old
friends in -Woodbine.
Ancil Clark was over from Harlan
Sunday to see his brother Tom and
wife, who mad just arrived from Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
The H. G. Scott family expect to
leave Monday for an overland trip to
Minnesota. where they will spend sew
eral weeks camping.
Norman Riddle and the Misses
Mary and Ruby Keairnes and Jessie
Warren attended chautauqua In Dun
lap on Sunday last.
Miss Margaret Houston accompan-
led by Miss Margare. O'Connell. Of
Dunlap, went to Ute Thursday for a
weeks visit, with relatives.
Mrs. Dan Wingroye, and two chill.
dren visited at the ,hEpeSa sher Sis
ter, Mrs. Mack Ellsworth, in Coun-
Gil Bluffs, a few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Young, Mrs. NJ,
A. Rigsby and daughter, Mrs. Orvie
Boham, were callers at the county
capital Thursday.
Herbert, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Christensen, recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis and is re-
ported to be getting along splendidly.
Miss Lucinda McHenry went to-
Manila Wednesday to visit friends
for a few days. 4.
John Birkhofer is having new
foundation put under his hog house
and is also having concrete floor.
laid in the building. ~,
Clair Butterworth has had the old
ice house on the east side of the
meat market torn down and will here
after manufacture his own fee.
Ralph Mckee and wife came down
from Arion Saturday and she remain