The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-05
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Mrs. George Hester was Manila
visitors between trains Wednesday.
August Hast left Wednesday on the
$3.50 Milwaukee train for st. Paul,
Mimi, where he went to enlist in the
U. S. marines. August is only 1S
years old and shows the patriotic spir-
lit in rushing to take up arms for his
country. Success to you,s August, and
safe return after the war. Ia
Mrs. Guy Cool and two children, of
Baxter, arrived Wednesday for Wis
! it, with relatives. -:
Fred Weatherby went to Omaha on
"Wednesday to. enlist. He Joined the
quartermasters corps and went to
Jefferson Barracks. Mo. -.a. (.
Mrs. Charles Boyens, Of Manila,
came Thursday for a. visit with her
mother, Mrs. Fritz Reinwaldt. "a.
The dance at the hall Friday night
was an invitation affair and was a
very pleasant social event, and all
present certainly had good time to
| say nothing of the fine supper donat-
ed BY the ladies present.
Miss Mollie Griffin was a Denison
visitor Friday. =, Ia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Noonan returned
from visit at Dunlap Friday.
There will be a dance in the Buck
Grove hall Monday evening, June 10,
for the benefit of the war fund of the
knights of Columbus. Music will be
furnished by Hams orchestra, a mid
night supper will be served. Every
body is invited to attend. This is q
worthy object. The Knights Of Co
lumbus are working beside the Red
Cross, Y. M. c. A. and Salvation army,
all doing their bit for our soldiers,
and more, money is needed at this
time to carry on the good work that
grows greater every day ae Americans
fill the battle lines: N.Y. 5't
There will be meeting of the Red
Cross in the union Sunday ! school
building this week Thursday. Goods
for sewing have arrived and all who
wish to sew please be on hand. Goods
will be cut out so bring your sharp
scissors and material furnished to
those who wish to take 1T home to
make up. This is a busy season for
most of us, but our boys over there
are depending on the SWO1tien of the
country to make them necessary
Things and we must not fail them. The
lwork is always with us but our boys
may not be. Come that we may win
the war.
People gathered at the hall Satur-
day evening, for the movies just as
a big storm threatened, SO the man
ager gave the tickets back and post.
lpOned the show until Sunday evening,
There has been a change Of time on
1.-THE Milwaukee at this place.. No. II
gets in at 6:O7 a. m. No. 80 (old No.
i ~ gets in at S:1S a. IN. No. 80 (old
lNo. 81. gets in at 8 p. m. and No. at
1905 We will only send out two mails
a day they will be on No. II going
west in the morning and on No. s go
ing east i'll the evening. There can
be no letters mailed on these trains
Tor any other trains. The post office
will be open one hour on Sunday from
1880 to $3.50. If you desire mail on
that day please be on hand at that
time as the door: closes promptly at
1890, and no more mail will be deliv'
i cred to anyone until Monday morning
There will be canning demonstra
ton conducted by Miss Mercer, the
county demonstration agent, in the
union Sunday school building next
Thursday, June 18th. 1t will be an
all day meeting and everybody inter;
ested is urged to be present and every
lady is expected to plan her work SO
she can have day off and come.
Please bring something to can. Those
who have anything especially difficult
to can please bring it. There will be
picnic dinner and supper SO each
one who can stay please bring some.
thing to eat and we will combine a
little pleasure with the work and give
you all chance to get acquainted
with our demonstration. Now don't
forget the date and let US have a good
turnout; you will not regret the time
spent Try and be on hand before
o'clock if possible. s..,.m ,,.,.., ..s.....
Mr.. aid Mrs. Ernelt Stegeman
have returned from visit in Schles'
wig.
Miss Elizabeth thinner has, return.
ed home, having graduated from st.
Angeles institute at Carroll, where she
has been attending school for several
years. .-
Don't forget you can always buy
War Savings and Thrift stamps at the
post office. Help win the war!s.
The Oelwein Register says that this
is no time to speculate or indulge in
wild cat investments" ri. &,
! The order, work or fight, is strictly
all right, in the opinion OF the Sibley
Tribune. when the, nation Is strug-
Cling for its very existence and for
the peoples government in the world
drones should not be tolerated." says
1.-THE Tribune,