The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-23

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| Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Ericsson attended
the Baraca program at the Bapt1s'
church at Kiron evening. sa,
! Mrs. Fred Newman returned from
Deloit Saturday where she has been
the past week.
The following goods were received
at Des Moines from the Boyer branch
of the Denison Red Crots cha pte1
last week.
IS Hospital Shirts.
! 20 Suits Pajamas.
Bath Robes. J. ~
10 Shoulder Wraps. 49,
9 Pair Bed Socks.
12 Hand Towels.
IL Bed Sheets.
s Pillow Cases. ~.
l2 Dish Towels. -, '.' .,''
6 Wash Clothes.
2 Hot Water Bottle Covers.
IL Handkerchiefs. ,a,'@,.'' '.a
IL Fracture Splint Pillows. -,
In all 666 garments. Shall Boyer
continue to do more Red Cross work ?
lIf so more ladies' must take hold and
do their bit. Remember that our boys
around here are just about to enter
the ranks May they go knowing we
are willing to do our part how ever
small task it may be. Those who
can knit will get yarn at Mrs. H. b.
Hanson. Stockings are the things
most needed at present. Work for the
Red Cross.
Mr.. Erne returned on Saturday from
Ia weeks stay at Kansas City. Mo.
Remember that special meetings
are being held at the Boyer church
All who can attend, will find a well
come. 5,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Fleming and
daughter spent Friday afternoon at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
&c. J. Carlson, near Herring.
Mr.. Carlson will have a public sale
January 80. They will move to Boyer
March I.
Geo. Schwartz and family visited
relatives at Kiron Friday afternoon.
The basket social given by the Ep'
worth League Of Boyer week ago
netted them $4,000. A fine program
was also given. =. ),
The annual stock holders meeting
of the Farmers and Merchants saw
ings Bank at Boyer was held Monday
morning. Louie Kovar OF Litherdale'
was chosen president. II. b. Hanson,
vice-president, directors being -Johh
Pithan, Geo. Cowlham, II. b. Hanson
Louie Kovar and John Kovar. .%'"
The little town of Boyer has at least
a few neighboring towns beat when
it comes to displaying a service nag
as Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Spence are dls'
playing with not less than three stars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spence have three
sons who volunteered and are no"
on their way to France.
Anna Kulberg of Odebolt has been
at the Kovar home at Boyer rev
days.
Mrs. P. A. Peterson OF Kiron was
caller in Boyer between trains on
Monday.
Albert Hanson and Carl Johnson
were visitors at the G. E. peterson
home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pithan who
have been In Sioux City this week,
returned. Mr.. Pithan's father kept
the store for him.
Myrtle Taylor was visitor with
Annie and Delphie Peterson Sunday.
Carl Johnson was Kiron visitor
Friday and Saturday and attended
the Baraca program Friday evening.
Harris Brown from Oak, N. D., was
a caller in Boyer Monday.
August Hankel of near Marshall, IS
visiting his mother here.
The Boyer pop corn dealers have
been quite busy shipping out their
corn lately.
Levy Johnson and Algot Taylor
were Denison callers Saturday.
Ed and Tom Darling are quite busy
hauling wood to the Boyer merchants
Nels Taylor has, an offer to rent
his farm in Texas at $35 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Linman were
Denison callers Monday. Mrs. Lin
mans sister is sick and s ,othey are
going to take care OF her children.
Gust Stehr held his sale and ev'
erything sold fine.
Mr. Bill Horn was in and around
Boyer one day last week trying TO
buy horses for the army.
when the political campaign OF