The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-13

house this was postponed. Rev
Adams who has been conducting a
|series Of special meetings at Linden
returned home this week for the pray
er service Thursday evening and will
have in charge the usual preaching
service Sunday morning. The Stan
dard Bearers have "a special program
which they will put on next Sunday
evening.
The local Red Cross society have
completed and shipped another box OF
supplies consisting of sixty pajama
suits. 1t has been decided among the
Red Cross workers to meet only once
a week hereafter instead OF twice a
week as had been customary for some
time. The circle will meet in the sew
| ing room of the school on Wednesday
afternoon of each week. They have
six sewing machines and il everyone
will try to be present at these meet
ings, much work can be accomplished
There were good turnOuts at the meet
ings last week and it IS hoped that
the attendance will continue to in
crease. S"
Miss Mabel McCord of Denison was
visitor at the Arch Laird home sew.
eral days last week.
Mrs. Lille Shumate has gone to
the home of her sister at Galland's
Grove for visit.
Miss Pearle McElwain has returned
from a weeks visit with relatives on
the Willow.
At the sale Adolph Ahart recently
l. held at his farm home southwest of
town. he donated a sheep to be sold
for the benefit Of the Red Cross. The
animal was sold and resOld several
times and Mr. Ahart finally bought
1.-THE sheep back for $3.50, this sum
being donated to the Red Cross. -
The l.: d. S. aid will meet with
Mrs. NJ. A. Pearsall Thursday after
noon. The l.. D. S. prayer service
will be held at this home also Thurs
|day evening. .........-,., ....
J. G.. Graul, the Northwestern sta
|tion agent went down to Omaha on
Sunday morning upon receiving a tele-
gram that his wife who had been there
la week or so with her daughter, Mrs
Julia Mix had taken very i'll. Mrs.
Mix has also been quite sick and
confined in a hospital. We hope to
soon learn of the recovery of both
of the ladies'. Another agent arrived
here Sunday to take Mr.. Grauls place
In the depot during his absence.
Doris Griffin was in the city Of
Omaha Monday where We understand
he went to enlist for military service.
The G.. NJ !Talcott family are en-
|joying fine new player piano which
they purchased recently.
Miss Maude Roy was down from
|Denison and spent Saturday and Sun
at the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Roy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Turnlund and
son. John. and daughter, Gladys, were
up from Council Bluffs Sunday for
farewell visit with the formers broth
err, James. before his departure for
Camp Green. N. Carolina. A family
dinner was given in his honor Sunday
those present besides the Elmer Turn.
lund family being Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Buss and children, Miss Esther Turn
lund and the parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. P. Turnlund also Miss Hilda Turn
lund
Roy Randel, wife and baby have
been spending few days at the par
entail, Art S. Randel home. They have
sold their farm near Dunlap and we
are informed that they will store their
goods here and leave soon for Port
land, Ore. where her folks reside'
They expect to spend a year there in
hopes OF benefiting her health which
has been so poorly OF late.
Mrs. August Messenbrink and chill
dren were down from Denison Monday
visiting at the parental, j. K. Grif'
fin home west of town.
Crawford county people were sad
dened Sunday by the message which
brought the news that Leo Miller had
been wounded while on duty in France
he having been shot through the body.
He formerly resided near Charter OAK
and was engaged as a telephone line
man. He was Familiarity known as
Biz" E>:ller and is quite well known
here as he worked in the vicinity OF
Dow City great deal.
F.. o. Beane loaded his household
goods Monday for Gregory, 5: OAK,
the family expecting to make the trip
overland to their new home.
Leslie Hen and Misses Anna Hen
and Edna Smith of Dunlap were the
guests of friends here Sunday after
noon and remained for the patriotic
services that evening.
j. A. Scott was home from Fort
Dodge for an over Sunday visit with
in an oatmeal factory there for some
time, doing mechanical work.
The VIM. Divine family moved in
from the country Friday and are &C.
cupying the, residence they recently
purchased of the J. u. Wise and w.
A. Seeman families Mr.. and Mrs
Wise, Mrs. Seeman and daughter, Max
inc have been staying with, relatives
since vacating the house, but will
probably leave this week for their new
home in Council Bluffs.
. DR.. Wright was down from Denison
Wednesday on professional business.
There will be choir practice in the
Methodist church Friday evening to
arrange special music for the STAN
dard Bearer program Sunday night.
Private Ralph Mckee was home from
Camp Dodge spending Saturday night
and Sunday with his wife and baby.
The Royal Neighbors held their re-
Many School Children arc Siek!y
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