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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-09

Itchl Itchi Itchl-scratchi scratchi Scratch
The more you scratch. the worse you Itch. Try
Doan's Ointment. For eczema, any skin Itching
60c box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-09

At the residence of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. j. 81. Little of Bethel,
Mr.. Ceylon Mellen Kimball and Miss
Doris Marguerite Davis, both Of that
town, were united in marriage, Saturday,
June 20. The double ring service was
used. They were attended by Mrs. G.
N. Sanborn, sister of the groom.
Mr.. Kimbalf Ia we'll known farmer,
and has always lived on the old home
farm at East Bethel, which will be the
home of the bridal couple after their re-
turn from a wedding trip. Both bride
and groom are very popular, and have
many friends to extend congratulations
and good wishes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-09

tiosFam Otner than the reading OF ene
PRESIDENTS message of the day by Rev.
=: d, Little Of Bethel, who 10 q member
ot Wm. <. Kimball Post and came down
lOr the day. II was q social time, and
everybody enjoyed it.
d. W. Dennison has purchased the
mouse on Park Street owned and oc-
Sapled by @. e. Tolman and family.
ar' Dennison built this house and the
family occupied 1t for short time be-
Iote going some years ago to Auburn,
luz, from which place they returned to
eontn Paris last year. Mr.. Tolman and
S,amliy will move into rent in the Rice
SSouse, owned by o. K. Clifford, on High
sueet, and the Dennisons will move in
~ tae Park Street house when they 70.
urn from their vacation.
The Streaked Mountain club house
was dedicated with dance on the even
ING Oh the Fourth, which was largely
attended from all directions. Music wal
~ alexander Stesrns piano and George
ooper drums. Ice cream and soft drinks
we're served. This club house, mentioE
VI which has before been made In thu
twemoerat, 10 built just about at thu
aelght of land" on the road from South
Isris to Buckfeld. II 10 20x40 feet
oaned and controlled by neighborhoot
association, and designed for dances and
Stner gatherings. Another dance vii
's nsid there Saturday evening, the Goth
p The Grand Army picnic In Mrs.
Deans grove was about the largest loca
snslr here on the Fourth. The thigh
Seiore" was comparatively quiet, viii
Tut little OF the traditional racket, SOM
nuging OF bells and blowing Of horns
snd most OF the people we're able {,
sleep without serious interruption.
iew leftover FIRE crackers and blanl
ssl,ridges kept the day from having On
Ms'y the appearance Of Sunday. Illnee
sno death and other causes nscsssitats!
.ls'ng on the picnic Of the "ro0k party
= Saagg Pond. A good number Wen
sos West Paris celebration. Il "
y deal summer day, nd nany haxEel
easslias wsee baS1o1s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
R0-GERNAN IS
NObBED ON CAR
ANGRY CROWD ON WHEELING
TRACTION CAR PUNISH MAN
WHO BOOSTED KAISER.
Had Been Drinking, but Soon Sooered
Up When Mob Jumped Upon Him.
Escaped Arrest.

QUIt" 4 lot at excitement vas caused
"l Il Whc"iirG 'frt"ii "r "ar nu tn" Main
street hill yesterday afternoon wh"m Il
, crowd Of passengers atta"k"d Il man
VIII" ho"St"h Germany and tn" ka'*"r
rh. man h"ar,lci lhr ear at Hr"G'-
port and II is alleged thai h" had m"n
drinking heavily. IL" Ntuud "u ia" rear
platform and several times coming
across the Island h. mad" insulting re-
marks regarding Ihr Tinted Sl"t"S. l.
~ alleged. and il IL said that h" stated
that / am = German and proud 81 II
and hop" that j" kal>"r li'kS h'ac
Sam t. Il fraHZir.
He did not g"I :, ,hauG" Ia say mum
NOR, when Il crowd ''' angry WtSS"h-
g..r$ iump"d upon him and liz Was
thrown t" n" street. the car moving
=, IN, time and by IN" time mat ii had
stopped at Twelfth and Mann &tr"ctS the
man had gathered himself up and rushed
through an apartment St"r" and I'M"
The S,hmullmc:l building. where 1t Is
chained. he disappeared. The rr"wd
MAS h"r On his trail
Sheriff Howard hastings and d"ru-
tics. as will as the police IN tno Vi
,inry IF Twelfth street. w"r" on his
trail. and II search is hcing mace 10
learn his name. Anyone knowing who
! tn" man WAS ~ urged To communicate
with III" sh"rnrfS ufiic" 1T once and nc
Will he picked up.
Had the car hecn stopped when the
crowd attacked him it is likely mat II"
would have been handled roughly. II Is
alleged that tho conductor also TOOK an
extra poke at tho insulting nan and as
sisted him IN getting off tho car IN
hurry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
Water Transportation
Continued from First Page.)

simple undertaking. River traffic could
provide Kcokuk effectively with pig
iron. COAL coke. oil aud grain. if modern
terminal facilities were, available. Tho
city has four trunk line railroads.
Quincy. about midway between Dav-
rnporl and 81. Louis. is u cry Cr i".Onr
popul;liiuu on the east bank OF the Miss
! isSirpi. 1t is II comparatively import
| ant shipping point. and also has extern
/ Sivr manufacturing interests. Quincy
has gone in considerable for h"hut'iica-
! tiom Of its river trout and dcvcl"pmrT.
of parks. hut tho building o! river term
mails has had only cursory thought.
! There are plans but they are indefinite.
quincy has a comprehensive plan for
| park development along tho main
I stretch Of river front, below which, mt
! lhc "dGc of nm "X,cnSiv" industrial dis
I trict. it ~ intended Ia build n modern
; river and rail terminal. although not
! definitely determined upon.
| Thu present boat landing. Ia serve
| packet traffic. is an unpavcd lcr"".
equipped solely with Il frame ware
! house. privately owned but built on city
! property. The city is considering the
! purchase and Improvement Of thai
! IA step. however. would fail totally I"
/ invite modern river craft. Tho APP
! prnarh from Tho present boat landing !"
J tn. business district is exceptionally
difficult for teams and trucks because
! Of Il steep grade.
| The development nf n modern t"rnln-
nj in connection with tho industrial dis
| trict would not hr difficult or expensive.
! Railroad connections could be easily
| effected and the condition Of the haT-
Dor makes sea wall construction or
! reclamation unnecessary. The city owns
all the property that would be necessar"
! for such development.
! Quincy manufactures extensively i'll
! stoves. ranges. engine governors. store
/ fixtures elevators. power pumps. straw
board: vehicles. cereals machinery.
! metal Wheels and tractors. The city
) would max. use Of river traffic to add
: vantage for inbound pig iron. grain an'
! coal. Quincy is an important distrihul-
! ing point and has three trunk line rail
roads
| Hannibal ind"lIhiy impr Sscd on The
world mind 10y. tho thrilling chronicles
! of Mark Twain. has ron" of III" boating
| activities that stirred tn" great humor-
! list. Hannibal has L population If -
J hng. manufacturers extensively and has
four trunk lin" railroads. TIL" icv"cS AT
Hannibal il Of an easy slope with Il
short nppru;irh lr the business district
! unmarked by sleep grades. ON" block
! ur Tho. lcvee has hc"u impr"Nrd for cd
! uciLtipnal purposes. but ~" river IrI1I'i-
nal has boon provided. r"mmillr" "i
! thu. Hannibal Chamber "t commerce" -
however at work on plans for modern
dock ,l"> aiopm"ut. Hannibal is IN miles
, above 81. Louis.
Th" principal industrial development
in IIrnnIhHl j. along III" water front
The l"atin@ manufactured nl"durtS l"-
ing stoves. shoes. ear wheels. iron ca>l-
mSs SIrl"'lural stool. fcnr" wire. fi"ur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
THEIR AUTO RIDE
ENDED FATALLY

WASHINGTON. Pa. June iS.--MrS.
Clar"ncr C"ary. IS. aud Mrs. Fred
Housekcrrnr. IS. both Of SuodgrasS.
wore killed in an automobile accident
1T Arden crossing. two miles north Of
here. this afternoon. owen Adams. 20.
Of tanonsburE. VIII" was driving IA"
machine, WIS perhaps fatally hurt. SUI
tcring a broken arm and internal Mjn-
riaS.. The car in which the party was
driving W. hit By a WashinGt"n-lttlS-
burEh cypress. and WAS demolished.
The women had driven /" Washington
and left their buggy :" Ia. repaired
While waiting they accepted AN invita-
ton from Adams 10 taxi. Il ride. Mrs.
Ceary was killed instantly aid Mrs.
liousriccper died shortly after h"r ARR
val At Tho Can0nShurg hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
TAKEN OVER BY B. & o.

ENIEAlrN'r W. Va. Jun" lS-Th"
baltimore. Il ohm railroad company has
taken OYER III" operation al me fa'r-
mont 4 IIrlrn'~ Ram railroad and the
T'aIr7nun, & Rngnm"u Tuilruad. These
have. hrrc:nrnr,. hrrn operated by tn"
Western MARYLAND system. These. for
their miles. n" th;' h'nri'Sl '"nl carry
ing roads in The. state. The former
road lS TIA" "UIit i"r th' mines OF Ill"
consolidation coal company, ldH"lhy
aud Carolina. and tn" operations "r III"
R,lhl"hrm I"ni company. 1t t"'thlHh"ni.
The latter road - III" outlet f"r the
mines Of the consolidation coal COM
I,any at Wyatt.
finder u 'lrniIi,' agreement these roads
shipped their cons iEnmcnts over III" i.
& - Ia tnnn"lIryill". IA. whcr" they
were taken by tho Western Marylnnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19

and tn..rr you arr--rain-fr"" and happy.
with thu. Toe as smooth and |urn-irnr
as vn,Ir raln. "Grtsll" IL III" only
safe way "a he world ~ treat 4 corn Or
ralius It's the sur" way-thc way
hat never fa:iS l. IS iri.d and irn"-.
u>-d ny Millions 'IrTy year Il always
works 'tirts-fl" makes cutting AMI
digging at II corn and fu>SInG with BAN
dag",. ~aIy..s ar anything else entirely
unnecessary.
",:"tS.Ii." il'' guaranteed. in"n"N-hark
,urr-rcnl"vcr. IN" only sur" way. COSTS
l.ul - 'rIfl" ~ any drug >i"r", Mtd ny
T., l.awr-ur. & 10. chicago. III:
Sold in Wheeling and recommended
Ms tho worlds, host corn remedy hy John
t'nlrnaa "a. t. H. GriCst & TO-. Will
". Irwin. Harr'e Pharmacy. HcGc- Davis
Drug -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19

in all counties "f the
state. soliciting their cooperation IN
1b.. Efforts OF his department to stop
th. practice uf forctGn-b"rn citizens Il"
making up ut this seaS"r large
.iIantities of wine. which, often mas
it's way into h'ntirGsinG optrAtlons'
commissioner ltalEutan raises IN" point
I hat us,. nf sugar aud fruits Tor inns
purpose comes under tn" RESTRICTIONS Of
lin. HI,nvrr administration for conScr-
,,,on uT foods 'Th. commissioner is
Interested in tn" enforcement OF the
>in.c lHluor laws and expects the food
t" show their 'nt"r"st
jr urrvcnairs waist" At sugar and fruits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
Lieut.. Robert Plummer
Former We'll Known Local Newspaper
Man Is in South Carolina
With Division.

l.I-ui,:iuni Robert Hummer. i"rlnrt
Mtll known l",'al newspaper man now
connected with the radin department NJ
the United States government. Is. III
r'nlumhia. s. =. on official business
connected with tn" department "i war.
He WAS commissioned in Texas ana
later sent L. New Jersey. wh"r" hr re-
manned for some time. liz i< now at
iachrd IL II division AT Fort l'eaEt;I-
worth. Kansas. hut was sent |" the
southern camp with a squad OF radio
recruits \ card was received hH Wheel
ing friends Of the young officer yestcr-
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
MOVIE ACTRESS.
VISITOR IN CITY
MISS RUTH MAcCAMMANY STOPS
IN CITY FOR SHORT TINE ON
WAY TO MoRaANTowN.
Is working on New Picture That
Promises to Be Real
Thriller on Screen.

N,sS Ru,i, MarTamm;lnN. "H'.:' 81
Akron. -. p"..;"SS, a.'t"">>. ''t"N!" Sta;
and ho-nin.. ~ h ha:tt":;.:iS If t.u-
rope. who appr;,-..'! al th,. ,'"urt Theatre
I'm This r::v som. tlIar ago. arrived h"r''
. last evening nu Ter NAY :. N"r@;tr'"w;.
: where $h" - I" "p'.i M campaign 'F
Tho War Slv.:iES Stau.p raup2jcJl this
week. Sfr. il stopping 1t ;hc Windsor
hotel while IN ;i" cIt: ana VIII l"''H
This ac,"rr:",:t t"r down star" i>"ntS.
Miss MarT,mu'1ny = i'sN'nE h"t- n'W
FaiE.. touring IA AMI j. travelling from
Boston Mass wlrHr" SIN. appeared 'ilSt
work Sh.. haS appeared N "" f"rk
'"ity Washington. Now liaT"n- Conn.
Trenton t'l.,ti..:! phi':,h.lrhia and tah''r
eastern cities III IL interest "f 'hF war
measures Sir. - Known a. 'u.'. ~ IN"
mos. eloquent - f",r;n:n" iIa' t"r;r ore
tors and has spoken III England. S"tii.nd.
Spain. lca'> ard Frame ~ tn :n'"i''St
nf .hc allied atoms.
The wIn>oln"1! ;;l.. ,r,oi" ;l'';r''sS stated
las; evening tlar she w"tlld $''"E 3e
seen in , new >,c,".t, production. one
thu, promises 70 Ia>.. IN, country by
storm Sh> is h~rr ard soul with tn"
allies and has Witnessed many battles in
Europe Sh" w,lS with The t:alihnS
when thay were, dri."n back by thu ,Nss-
TRANS and also SAW ~" rn".ny stopped
She does not b"l"N.. that IT VIII Dc pos
Sib!" .-r ,hr Auss RUNS "a break The
Italian lines :his ,irn, and stated last
evening that there sh"slld be no fear ar
tho Itaians giving un as iheE are IN
tho war To- 4 finish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
Announce 81 Americans
). in German Prison Camps

WASHINGTON. .Tsin" lN.-An adj
dition:L ilSt Of eighty :"ur Americans
reported IN German prison ramps BY
the Amera,an t:ed Cross was announced
tonight by ;hr Wa: department. Most
Of tho men named previously he'd been
re,,orted a.. missing 10y General Persia
ing.
Eirh; officers. :ltr"' uf whom 1Tre
serving with French aud EGslish flyin:
snuadrorts. arr inc!nled in the lis.
They arer
CAPTAIN George c. >E'rccland. West
willie. Conn.
lieutenant Edward y No-nnr.
Rochester. y.
Lieutenant Bernard J. Gallagher.
Waseka. MINI.
Lieutenant William II. Jenkins. Lees
burg. Va.
First Lieui"nar; E:lmerf .. Matkcy.
McKeesport. Pa.
Aviator Thop,as Euffur., French Avt-
ntion Service. no address given.
Lieutenant Hugh Gugan. British Roy
al FLYING Corps. no address gives.
- Lieutenant Herman Whttmcrc. no
address given. French .tviaCQn Service.
Among the names ~ prisoners 1t
Darmstadt appears that Of Lewis r.
I,euhart of Somerficld. Pa. white Will
lam II. jenkins o: LeesburE. Va and
Elmer B. Mackey Of McKe,Sport Pa.
are confined IN the prison camp at
GieSscn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
GRACE LUSK SANE;
GETS NINETEEN YEARS

Whl'kt.SIlN Nt~.. Iuu" l>.--t' ma "
I.usk, who was found guilty "f murder
~ thu ~rrnnd ,!"2TT" inI staying Mrs.
Mary N..wrnrn EuhrrIS. vii" Of ni d.
David Enh"rt> former stat" N"lcripur-
!an. today was DECLARED ly u board "f
.,licuisl> Ia j." Suna and was sentenced
hy Iud:' Martin Luck. I" ~ yrnrs am
pr;SUfIIn"Ht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
Two Young New Workers
Wed West ViTginians

WASHINGTON. u. c.. .1un" u.s.
\ doubl. "lopement and wcddln4. IN
which TWO young and pretty girls from
Ronccrnr;n. w. Va. figured reached its
happy climax in local clergyman
mansc today. when John IT. Bur;cls and
Miss. Bertha l.. Humphreys. and JohG Il.
HoIstNrA.nd Miss Mary l.. Humphreys
were United in marriage. The hrid"-
gronmS reside in New York City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
WILL VOTE ON SUFFRAGE.

BATON ROUGE, La. June lS.-.A
House resolution providing Tor rci'
"rrndum nj tho election next fall on y
Stat, constitutional amendment grant.
ING suffrage to women was adopted To.
night by tho Louisiana State Senate. >?
Ia II. President Wilson urged submiS.
sion of tho question 10 the people in j
recent letter to the State Assembly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19

wagons hGrl"r~ ana boxes. Ril"r 'rh' ne
ut Hannibal with w"d'rn terminal 80
,.Ili,,rs and rlnd.rn hn:I". gould b. 'mau"
an important item.
Nltnu 'nI, III, hnrI uE tn" MISSISSIPPI
river. twenty-five mics above -. E"uiS
is narticuiarlv inviting as 4 river trAlii'
factor hrrnuro "f lis extremely" raIIr"aH
connexions. The city itself has m mn
iurIanl manufacturing industry. tmi lar
moro important rhail that j. tn" "pr"r-
unity offered ~ au lni"rrhan2" P"'h'
for rail and river traffic. Nit"h hhN u
popuinrinm "r 1S.0nn.
Tit. cay has u", "u@a:"'i /" m''d"ru
river terminal development. hui ''u'a
arrI,liy has h",n carried "Ii HN iN'' iii.
nuIS Terminal Railroad company. rs Il
result. Alton - provided with modern
rail and river terminal unit. "quirprh
with modern machinery for transfer ~
freight rrihrr bulls ar package. directly
between hnais and railroad 'hrS. mod
crn warehouse - I" l' added I" the ter
minnl in tn" near future.
r.. ste &C that terminal ls MOI par
t;,ularly inviting for i"aninc 'h' truck
,u.. purDoSr< because of =. difficult ar-
rroarh hut i, IS uf exceptional strategic
y1lur as Il point Of exchange between
hnatS and railroads. Tho Illinois T"r-
.mina1 Railway affords direct connection
with Jll RI :lruadS out "f Alton rs we'll
as IN. great network "f EASTERN tru"k
li,.rS r"ny"rrimg at Fast 81. Louis. The
Alton harh"r. in direct contact with the
business district serves only packet
traffic ami haa no development other
than I frame. wharf boat. Tho hnrhnr.
however. would l." "nSily susceptible" I"
modern treatment.
1.-THE next article in the waterway
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
''See 'Gets.It' Peel
Off This Corn
Leaves The Toe AS Smooth As The
Palm of Your Hand.

The corn never grew that GETS
1t" will not get. Ii never lrrIiateS the
flesh. never makes your to" sore. just
Two drops al "t;"iS-lt" and presto the
curil-paln NaniSnrS. Shortly YOU can
peel The corn right off with %uur finger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
COMPENSATION News.

t.mploving concerns admitted 20 the
.tnt. compensation department to-day
were.
IIandlry coal company, huntingdon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19

TOE COUGHING AND HoARSENESs
use Browns Bronchial Troches. Tick
ling. dryness. irritation Of throat re-
lieyed.
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NOTICE

! will not he responsible for any
debts contracted in my name other
than by myself.
HENRY Il. SHOOK.
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Rrlnton & Fenz. concrete contractors.
81. Alhaus: Dunbar Flint Glass COM
pany. glass manufacturers. Dunbar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19

After the Wine Makers.
State Prohibition commissioner ". :.
IIallunar - sending nut i..ttrrs to food
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
CAPITAL News

CHARLESTON. W Va. run" IS
Intention OF thn United states govern
nAnt to enlarge the land area OF the
explosives plant at Ni.rG. near here. IS
indicated by condemnation proceedings
instituted to-day n the United States
district court here. covering Il acres
adjoining th.: present reservation.
Enoch K Crouch "f Charleston. owner
Of the property. IS citsd os having rs-
fused |" accept what WAS "nnsi"-r"d d
reasonable prir. for th- property.
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1.-THE next article in the Waterway
series. dealing with the Illinois river
an dcannl connections, Will appear in
The Iutellgencer this weekly
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-16

in the home and church circles. Thu
! funeral services were held Tuesday at
ternoon at Gallands Grove and were
conducted by Elder Fred Frye, 0
Woodbine. The hearts of all deepl!
sympathiZe with those left in mourn
ing.
Miss Alice Greder, of Buck Grove
has been spending the past week al
the D. l.. Graul home.
The Methodist prayer meeting was
held at the parsonage on Thursda!
evening of last week. The meeting
this week will be held at the home OF
+. F.. Newkirk and wife. '5gEk%b
tn Private John Woodland was a pas
|sellger from Council Bluffs Saturday
and visited until Sunday morning with
his relatives. the Field families. He is
stationed at Camp Dodge and had been
called home by the serious illness of
his mother.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary society will
| be held at the home of Miss Janet Rae
on Wednesday afternoon of this
| week.
f. G. Howorth is reported to be quite
i'll. being threatened with pneumonia.
He has been bedfaSt for the past few
days
The first annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Dow City National
Farm Loan association was held on
last Tuesday afternoon in the opera
house. At this time five directors
were elected as follows: Edmund Rid
die, Mott McHenry. f. c. Buss. r. J.
Rule and A. Fl. Cook. BY the board
of directors Mott McHenry was ap-
pointed president; Edmund Riddle,
vice president, and w. e. Fishel. sec
rotary and treasurer. A loan commit
tee was also elected as follows. f. n
Chamberlain, James Scott and E. l..
Thomas, with EnOs Cross, Gene Gran
dali and Edmund Riddle as substitutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Schouten are en-
tertaining her mother. Mrs. l.. NJ.
Jones, of Charter Oak.
The members of the NJ w. NJ. met
last Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Lulu Crandall and spent a
very enjoyable hour. The time was
devoted to knitting for the Red Cross.
Refreshments were served at the close
of the evening.
Miss Marie Daily has returned to
her home in Dunlap after spending
several days at the home of her friend.
Mrs F. C. Howorth.
Miss Ferne Kingery has resumed
her teaching here after having been
quite i'll from the effects of vaccina
ton.
Mrs. w. n. Schouten was an east
bound passenger Wednesday,.
The l.. D. S. Aid and number of
other ladies met at the home of Mrs.
G. w. Langley Friday afternoon and
spent few hours in doing Red Cross
work.
Mrs and Mrs. Jay Field were pas
sengers to Council Bluffs Sunday for a
several days visit at the home of his
sister. Mrs. will Burke, and with 9th
er relatives.
The girls of the Standard Bearer So
ciety will meet at the home of Miss
Isabel Scott on Saturday afternoon of
this week for the purpose of making
garments for the little French children.
Each one is requested to bring pair
OF scissors and thimble. Those who
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-16

vice. The ladies report most de-
lightful time.
Mrs. Anna Williams and son, Frank,
who had been Quarantined for small
poX, have been released.
The Baptist aid society will meet
Friday afternoon of this week at two
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. A. H.
/ Harper. The Baptist midWeek prayer
service will be held at the parsonage
this week on Thursday evening.
The L. ID. S. aid held a business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Jeanette
| Crandall Monday afternoon. AT this
time tile society made plans to serve
ia supper on the twenty sixth or jan
uary. one week from Saturday. An
admission of thirty-five cents VIII be
lcharged The proceeds will be used
| to pay for the new piano the church
recently purchased. At this writing,
it has not yet been decided where the
supper will be served but this will be
announced later. ~
The b. Y. p. E. of the Baptist
church was re-Organized last Sunday
evening and the following officers ell
ected: Miss Isabel Scott, president;
Miss Florence Miller. Vice president;
Miss Dorothy Rule, secretary, Clark
Barker, treasurer, Miss Josephine
Munsey. pianist, and Miss Viola Paul.
assistant.
Nels Baker OF Dunlap and Chris
Vollersen, OF Denison, were here Mon
day to attend the meeting OF the stock
holders at the Farmers State Bank.