The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-06

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Floyd Sharp, who has been stationed
lat Camp Dodge for several months, had
received orders to leave there Tuesday
for Hoboken, New Jersey, from where
he will probably be sent to France,
Miss Mildred Butterworth accompan.
led them. Floyd's many Dow City
friends wish him the best of luck and
a safe return.
The southwestern district OF the
Crawford County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION will hold their district con-
vention at the NJ. r. church in Dow
City next Sunday, March TO-. at three
o'clock in the afternoon. The Sunday
schools In Arion, Buck Grove and Dow
City which are members of the county
organization are included In the south
western district. Representatives OF
these Sunday schools will be on the
program and a good attendance from
each school is expected. 1t is planned
to perfect the organization Of the dis.
trict and for this reason, each school
should be as we'll represented as pos.
|Vice-President, will be present to have
trict.. Arrangements are being made
for the entertainment of those attend
from DenisOn, Arion and Buck Grove,
and any others who may desire to at
tend the afternoon convention and re.
main for the regular services in the
evening. Anyone who will be- prepar-
ed to entertain guests for lunch will
please notify Mrs. Ruth Morrison, the
chairman of the Entertainment com.
mittee. The following program will be
given with the addition Of the regular
opening song services:
The Cradle Rcll and Home Department
and How to Make Them the Most
Helpful-Mrs. Ida TalcOtt.
The Benefits OF Memory Drill to the
Childrcn-N. F.. StilsOn.
What Sunday School Success Means
What the Sunday School Boys and the
Girls Can Do Along the Lines OF
Coltservation--Prof. Stan1leld.
What Can We Do Before Easter to
Stimulate Attendance and Gain in.
telligent Decisions for Christ-Rev.
G. A. Barker.
Round Table-F. L. Hoffman.
The Importance OF Having a School
Up to Standard-C. K. Meyers.
Organization OF the District-E. G.
Dannatt.
l.. e. Mcbride was up from Logan
Sunday visiting at the G. NJ. Brake
home.
Mrs. Jim Turner and daughter. Lii.
lie and Miss Sophia Jensen were in
Denison Monday.
Miss Alma Edwards went to Deni.
son Friday and spent several days
visiting her mother near that place.
Alfred Hansen who has been en-
ployed in the Art Wilson barber shop
the first OF the week for Denison,
where he has accepted similar pos.
ition.
Claude Mcdonald has moved his
family from near Denison onto the
home place Of his father and mother
w. B. Mcdonald, and wife. several
miles west of town. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Donald are contemplating to move to
town as soon as they can secure a
residence. At present they are at the
home Of their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Wiley.
A. A. Fishel aud wife started Tues
day for Portland. Orc, where they
will make visit with her daughter,
They are also planning OH visiting
Private Lloyd Brake who is stationed
at Vancouver.
Rowland PETIT returned Monday from
Woodbine where he had spent few
days with relatives.
! Th4mas Walters was among the
visitors at the county capital Monday.
The cooked food sale held in the
Farmers State Bank Saturday by the
ladies of the w. C. T. U. proved
very successful, everything being sold
within short time. The proceeds
amounted to 5000.
Mrs. Claude Blacknan and her two
children were passengers from Deni-
son Monday for visit at the parental,
George Carey home.
Miss Grace Warehouse was here
from Denison and spent several days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Claude
Mcdonald and family.
Mrs. p. J. Brown and baby went to
Deloit Saturday evening where they
visited with friends, returning Mon
day afternoon. Mr. Brown joined his
wife and baby Sunday and returned
Monday morning.
The Theo Brinknan family moved
here from Missouri Valley the first of
the week and are making their home
on the Howorth ranch.
The Red Cross circle which has met
at tho home Of Mrs. f. H. Swasey
on Thursday afternoon Of each week
for sometime, will hereafter hold their
meetings in the school building. The
society at present has fifteen hundred
yards Of goods on hand to make up. We
have been requested to urge all who
have not been attending these meet
ings to do so as much as possible as
there seems to be a scarcity Of work
ers. The branch of the circle which
has met at the home Of Mrs. w. C..
Rolls Tuesday afternoons. will meet
hereafter at the home of Mrs. Clair
Butterworth Wednesday afternoons.
Mrs. Jack O'Brien was visiting with
friends and shopping in Omaha on
Thursday. t.
Mrs. Frank Field was taken to the
home OF her daughter Mrs, WIN
Spence Friday to remain while her
son. Jay, and wife are getting settled
at their new home on the farm vacat-