The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-29
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me relatives OF Henry WunScnel,
including the. Aug Mau family near
EARLY, and his sister Laura. Of Fort
Dodge, and the brothers and sisters,
with their families, who live near here
gathered at the John Wunschel home
here Sunday to spend the day.
| Mrs. G. A. Hanson went to Sioux
| City Wednesday OF last week to spend
a few days.
Rev. w. E. Ellison and family went
to Webb last Thursday, called there
by news of the illness of an uncle.
They returned Friday afternoon.
Lou Newly was here last week on
| Wednesday and while here, purchased
the meat market
Mrs. Sadie Leroy and children who
had been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Dewey, returned to Lake View
last Wednesday.
Miss Lenora Finley went to Danbury
last Wednesday to spend the Iest of
! the week with her cousin, Miss Eme-
line Dean, who completed the school
year at Danbury OH Thursday. They
spent Friday with friends at MapletOn
returning home Saturday.
Chas. Shaw and family were Ode
bolt callers last Wednesday.
Mrs. Hannah Mummey spent last
| week with her daughter at Odebolt.
Mrs. Elva. Crane OF Sioux Rapids,
and daughters. are here visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Albert Johnston. They had
been visiting relatives at Rockwell
City and will go to Mapleton this week
to visit Mrs. Johnst0n's sister.
Miss Wanda Sifford returned from
Storm Lake Tuesday. She will spend
the vacation here with her mother,
Mrs. Louise Sifford and will teach in
Storm Lake the coming year.
The Cemetery Association will meet
June 9th. Thursday afternoon, with
Mrs. Fred Gosch.
Mrs. w. H. Menold returned Satur-
day from an extended stay with her
son at Omaha.
Mrs. G. NJ. Herrig will entertain the
Sew and So Club this week Friday.
The Alumni Association held their
annual banquet at the Methodist
church parsonage Friday evening. The
Presbyterian ladies aid furnished the
banquet, the menu OF which was: pota-
to chips, salad, jelly. rolls, ice-cream,
was timely and we'll given, Paul Engle-
HAL dClluS dS LUdSlHuo~oNCl. uC
Growth of our National Flag, Elsie
Johnson; Camouflage, p. NJ. Willhoite,
Class Welcome, Harry Quirk. Response
Mamie Hoyt, To Our Soldiers, lone
Brown, The Absent Alumni, Ross Sif
ford. The officers for the coming year
are; president, Winnie Sagstuen, vice
president, Ralph Wade, secretary,
Mary Engelman, treasurer, Marilla
Goodenow.
The Red Cross drive was handled
here by the War Service Association
and so far as we have heard, the allott-
ments were accepted and in some cas-
es more than met.
Mrs. J. G. Benson and children went
to Calender last Wednesday to visit
her parents, Mr.. Benson driving down
after them Sunday,
Mrs. G. Zadow went to Odebolt
last Wednesday to attend a meeting
of the Aid Society Of which she is
member. g., r4 ...
Mrs. D. Lietz is enjoying visit
with her sister, Mrs. Shuer and daugh
ter, who live in Missouri.
Nearly everyone Who owns car or
whose neighbors had any room in
theirs, were at the scene of the tor
nado near Arcadia, West Side, or Car
roll last week or Sunday. Small grain
looks fine. corn coming up well and in
spite of poor seed, cutworms and wash
ing from the heavy rains, there seems
to be little need of replanting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Staab of Lake
View, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Engelman, of
Carnarvon, Mrs. Marie Martin, of Pier
son, Mrs. Laura Selby of Sioux City,
and Miss Edna Davis of EARLY, were
the out of town alumni in attendance
at the alumni banquet Friday.