The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-17

are still a number OF cards which have
not been handed in as yet. The next
will be a called meeting by the presi-
dent, Mrs. "A. H. Cook which will be
held at the home of Mrs. Ed Riddle.
At this time it Is expected that the
Comfort Kits for the solder boys will
be completed.
Mrs. Ada Wheelright was among
the Denison visitors Friday.
The Mott McHenry home in the
country was the scene of much en-
joyment on Thursday afternoon when
daughter, Lucinda, were hostess to
the Palo Alto club. There was a very
large attendance and the hostesses
| entertained in their usual delightful
manner. Mrs. f. N. SERVER was pres
eut from Denison and gave a very
| fine talk on the plan of adopting the
| French orphans. She suggested that
the clubs in the vicinity get together
and consider the adoption Of an Or
phan for each club. 1t is said that
thirty-siX dollars will support one or
phan in France for one year. 1t has
been requested that Crawford coun-
tvs quota be one hundred. Mrs. Scri-
yer aims to see the club members per-
sonally and talk over this line of work
with them and no doubt all will be
greatly interested. A speaker from
| Chicago is expected to be in Denison
soon who will give an address in the
! interests of the adoption of French
war orphans. At the close Of the day
very delicious repast was partaken
of by those present. The out of town
guests present to participate were:
Mrs. Arthur Butterworth, of Pensaco-
la, Fla, Mrs. e. N. Chamberlain and
daughters. Irma, and Mrs. Carl DEMO,
OF Lake View, and Miss Eftie Norris
and Mrs. f. N. SERVER of Denison.
| Mrs. Eugene ButterwOrth and chill
dren, of Allen, Nebr., were visitors at
the home of their relatives, the Ed
Riddle family Wednesday. They came
here from Woodbine where they had
been visiting.
l.. c. Hatch has been treating his
residence to a new coat Of paint the
Ipast week.
Mrs. H. G. Scott and daughter, Isa-
| bel, Mrs. Favorette Weatherby and
Miss Mae Houston motored to Deni-
son Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Griffin and son,
Morris and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Pearsall and daughter. Phyllis, accom-
panied by the Aug. Messenbrink fam
lily Of Denison motored to Ft. Omaha
| Sunday where they enjoyed a visit
with Doris Griffin who is in training
there
! Clara Mae Munsey accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Ben WingrOVe and children
to Denison Thursday evening. Friday
afternoon Mrs. Thos. Munsey Joined
them there and they all left Saturday
| for a several days outing at Lake
View.
Friday morning, the boys of the
garden club accompanied by their
leader, Prof. o. r. Bentley, went out
on hike up to the big park south
+ of town. They took their lunches
along and the day was greatly enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. Ernest Clark and baby, Paul
inc, accompanied by the formers sis
ter, Helen Birkhofer, were in Dun
lap Friday where they consulted a
physician in regard to the baby.
Herbert Rule who went to Camp
Dodge recently with the last COM
pany of men came home the latter
part of the week having been dis
charged on account of physical dis
liabilities. This was quite disappoint-
ment to him.
Nels Nelson was in Denison Thurs
day On business connected with mill
tary affairs. His sister, Anna, accom-
panied him back, remaining until Fri
day afternoon for medical treatment.
Mrs. c. M. Purdy and daughter, Vio-
let, motored over from Manila on
Thursday and made visit at the
Jake Reeser home.
Misses Mabel Thomas and Nellie
Fishel were passengers from Denison
Friday and made an over Sunday visit
at their parental homes.
Train No. 80 on the c. & N. W.
east bound passenger due here at 900
a. M, will not carry letters hereafter
it having been transferred to No. -
a fast train going through here, at
$40. The change took effect the
| first of the week.
Elmer Stinson has accepted a po-
sition as section foreman on the Mil
waukee road at Kenwood in the va.