The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-18

IGpUiI Cu w ilOl llCHy LIN AS'S NAA~
past week.
Mrs. Carton of Sioux City who will
be better remembered as Miss Frances
McNally has been visiting here the
past couple of weeks, but returned
the past week to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland have been
visiting in Chicago the past few weeks.
The officials Of the Fortnightly club
held a meeting at the library Saturday
to arrange schedule of meetings Tor
the coming year.
Mrs. H. A. Little will leave the
middle of the week for Webster City
to spend a couple of weeks with her
husband there.
Miss Minnie Roth was an Omaha
shopper one day the past week:
Mrs Gladys Koegh who is living in
Council Bluffs at the present time,
Sundayed with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wettengel.
The requesition for September was
finished in surgical dressing rooms on
Friday. This called for 300 12X24
cotton pads. $50 split irrigation pads,
800 AXIS, 1925 gauze sponges. The
workers have been very busy the past
few weeks at the business. Girls have
worked two evenings each week and
as result, the work was finished con-
siderably ahead of time and the 24th
of September was the limit set for
their return. The chairman was very
proud of the record attained with their
work.
The sad news was received in town
| this morning, Sunday, of the death OF
Mrs. J. H. Gallup at her home in Gree
ley, Colo. The Gallups have been pio-
neer settlers of the town and for the
last few years have been spending
of each year in California. During, the
| last few years, they sold the old home
here and built new modern bunga-
low. Mr.. Gallup and daughter, Miss
Baily, are expected soon with the re-
mains but as yet no funeral arrange
ments have been made.
Mrs. Joe Chauncey has been helping
in the National Bank for several
weeks.
A large number from here attended
the county fair this week
! DR.. Boise has bought out the office
fixtures of DR.. Riechelt and will COM
mence the practice of dentistry in the
same location soon. DR.. Boise has
been a practicing dentist for twelve
years but the past year, he has been
on farm west of town in the hopes
of benefting his health.
News was received here last week of
the death of the infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. John Winnerger at Boone.
Relatives from here attended the fun
eral.
Miss Iva Henney is visiting in Wis
consin at the present time accompan-
ing her sister, Sadie, who went there
to attend school the coming year. She
expects to return shortly.
! Mrs. w. B. Thomas who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hagen ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moor
! head to Omaha last week and from
| there she. returned to her home at
Sewall, Iowa.
j Mesdames 3. j. Moore and H. A.
Little were Omaha shoppers one day
the past week. s.a.4s. ...
Miss Harriet Smith of Omaha spent
the week end with her sister, Mrs. L..
K. Moore. .$sm. 81"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank De Cou who
have been visiting at the McEiroy
home have returned to Kansas City
% Mr. and Mrs. Fraak Hagen returned
from their vacation last week
! Miss Ruth Peters was an Omaha
passenger last week. Ruth enlisted in
the call for nurses among the prefer
ed class, meaning she will be in line
to go overseas. She was a graduate
of the public school here last June.
| Miss Laura Chauncey is preparing
to take up her studies at Ames the
coming year. She graduated last year.
Jack Chauncey who is in the SER
vice, stationed at Ft. Omaha, Sundayed
with his wife and baby daughter.
Robert Hall, Oldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Hail., living north of town,
left last Wednesday for Omaha where
he enlisted in the balloon schoo.
Mrs. HUE is in Beaman visiting her
daughter, Mrs. McMartin.
John Murphy was quite seriously
bruised Sunday morning when his car
turned turtle as he was speeding with
another car along the country road.
Luckily no one was fatally hurt
The Arion circle met at the League
room Thursday afternoon and as u.s.
ual worked industriously for the Red
Cross. A very fine supper was served
by Mrs. Clarence Staller and Miss
Rrnsius