The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-03

free of charge and then returned to
the donors after which they will be
sent to the boys in the trenches. The
ladies' held. a, committee meeting at
the home Of Amanda Edwards Tues
day morning and cut sixteen suits,
having eighty yards of material sent
to her home that morning bv yolun.
tary contribution. The club ladies
make these and send them to Iowa
City. " 5.53st4 ~. ~.
J. y. Moorhead was an Omaha visit.
or last week ~ So ~
Mike Berens was an Omaha pas.
senger the last Of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Boise, of Scrib-
ner have moved to farm west Of
town. They will be remembered by
some as she is q sister of the late
Mrs. E. Cunard.. He has been dentist
at Scribner for number Of years
but owing to poor health, decided to
try farm life for time in the hopes
of being benefited. ....h. =.
Misses Nellie Lehan and Bertha
Bolte were Omaha shoppers one day
last week.
Mrs. nellie Harrington spent the
week end with relatives in Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gleadall were
Des Moines passengers last week Wis.,
iting the Davie young people there.
Paul. who is in camp there. is expect.
ing to be called to another camp soon.
Mrs. J. NJ. PETIT of Woodbine was q
caller on Mrs. Ford at the Chamber
lin home last week.
Ray Brown was on the Chicago
M rIof u,ith cfncE 1oct
Mrs. A. l.. Cook has been visiting
at Upton the past two weeks while
DR.. Cook has been assisting with the
meetings at Missouri Valley. 80
. Mac Mccullough has been nursing
week. .,
Monday was the regular meeting
of the Domestic Science Club at the
library The lesson is in Method Of
Treating Wounds of the Ear, and Mrs.
Larson gave short talk on the Y.
w. C. A. war work. Mrs. Slattery
had charge of the refreshments, as.
sisted by the Misses Daily and Taylor.
An osteopath and wife were. here
from Missouri Valley last week try
ing to get office rooms here but as
yet have failed to find anything avail
able. .-.- -rr
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Griffin and family
autoed to Moorhead last Sunday and
visited her parents.
The Y. w. &C. A. fund is in the
hands of Mesdames L. X. Moore, P. G.
Ingersoll and Frank Palmer and the
contribution required from this town
ship is less than 5000, and the ladies
want to raise that by voluntary con.
tribution. A small bark has been
placed in the library and another in
the post office, but. of course il the
money is not raised in this way, it
will have to be raised by soliciting.
Miss Bessie Mitchell, who has been
teaching in the Giese school west OF
town. has returned to town to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Liscomb have
purchased a new Nash. car like the
one recently bought by Dave Moore.
DIR. H. A. Cobb was in town one day
this week. He !, has received notice
to report for duty April g..
Mrs. F. A. Wore has been OH the
sick list for several weeks and as yet
is not we'll.
Mr.. Heron and family have rented
the r. r. Caldwell house and are max
ing this their home. He has been
employed as lineman for the tele-
phone company.
P. B. Beck has returned from his
trip to Texas and is very much enam-
ored by the country.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Howofth, Of Dow |
City were callers at the NJ. q. Bailey
home Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gleadall re.
turned from Des Moines Monday eve
ming having been there visiting their
SOM Paul before he is transferred