The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-27

the Red Cross Sheep donated by
AdOlph Ahart and sold at his sale
recently have also been given to US
for publication. they being as follows:
]. r. Griffin. 50; John Ahart, IS; J. H.
Bonsall, $3.50; o. 8. Carlson, IS; w.
B. Mcdonald, IS; Arrow Harrison, 81;
Nv. F. Hu1burd, 50; Mrs. Geo. Keairnes,
IS; Geo. Keairnes, IS; o. J. PETIT, 81;
Fred Kremin, 81; Sam Knight, ST.;
Mrs. j. r. Griffin, IS; Ward Keairnes,
81; Howard Stepanek, 81; John Hill,
81; H. E, Blair, 5 2; c. Christman,
$3.50: Asa Divine, 81; Henry Lueck,
81: Jay Kevan, 81; Julius Ahart, 81;
w. b. Fishel, IS; Ora Malone, S.;
E. r. Malone, IS; Mr.. Tollefson, 81;
Mr.. Gleason, 81; B. VolQuartsen, 81.
The resale of tho sheep to Adolph
Ahart for $3.50 brought the total
amount to $3.50. The people of Dow
City and vicinity are always wide
awake to opportunities OF doing good
and more SO than ever are they ready
and willing at any time to help in
this cause.
Misses Bernice Hunsicker, Margar-
ct Ryan and Ida Clagett and Mrs.
L. c. Hatch were visiting and shop
ping in Denison Saturday.
{ The regular meeting of the Womens'
Home Missionary Society was held
at the home Of Mrs. Brinten Sharp
"Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Nc
Henry conducted a very interesting
lesson study on missionary work In
Alaska. There was a goodly number
present at the meeting and all greatly
enjoyed the afternoon. s
Prof. o. r. Bentley and wife were
visitors at the county seat Saturday.
Misses Mary Brown and Agnes
Owens were passengers from Denison
Saturday for an over Sunday visit at
the Oscar Fienh0ldt home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. P. J. Brown who. for
sometime past have been occupying
rooms over the Scott grocery and
bakery, have moved to the residence
Of Mrs. Eva Baber.
Or. Meehan of Denison, was on q
call In town Saturday.
Miss Flora Virgins was up from
Woodbine and Sundayed at the par
entail. M. G.. Virgins home. -,
Miss Anna Nelson returned Satur.
day from Denison where she had spent
4 couple Of months or SO. She intends
10 remain at the parental home this
Mrs. Frank Greene contracted q
case OF small pox last week and the
home Is now under quarantine. Her
case is not serious however. !
Miss Birdie Metcalf came down from
Denisoh Saturday for an over Sunday !
visit At the J. r. Gril.n home.
The L. D. s. Social Circle Of the
Womens' Auxiliary met at the home
of Mrs. NJ. A. Cooper Friday with
! fairly good attendance. The pleas.
mt afternoon was very much enjoyed
~ each one as was also the dainty
luncheon which was served at the
lose. "...s ......... FL
1 Henry Roy was visiting his chill.
lfen In Denison Saturday, he also
lAvin6 dental work done. a...,.;, : :;
The n. G. Scott home was the scene
4 much. merriment Saturday afternoon
vhen Mrs. Scott entertained a'@com'
ANY Of ladies. Invitations were Is
ued to 4 large number and needless
o soy each guest enjoyed the occa.
ion immensely. T he time was pass
ID in doing Red Cross work. A mum.
,er OF garments which had been pre-
tiously started were completed at this
ime. Sometime was devoted to max.
ne Komfort Kits for our last company
4 soldier boys, who left several weeks
70. At the close OF the afternoon, the
,uests were treated to a most deli.
ious luncheon. Mrs. Bert McCord OF
>enison, was a pleasant out OF town
uest.
Miss Florence French went over to
,harter Oak Saturday where she spent
sunday at the home of her parents.
Miss Barbara Scott who has been
making her home with her brother. /
I. G. Scott, and family. the past
,inter, moved last week and is now
the residence which she pur-
hased of G. v. Jordan sometime ago.
Charley Rigsby has accented a posi-
lon as clerk In the D. E. Brcmser
tore and will assume his duties there
t an early, date. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Goodman were
a Council Bluffs Friday and Saturday