The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-19

about the usual amount with rev
other boxes to be opened whose own
ers were out of town.
Mesdames Winans and FreebOrn en-
tertained the members of Circle No. 3
last week at the Winans home.
Mrs. G. H. Young went to Sac City
Monday to see about the work OF the
county demonstration for this township
Jas. Duffy was here Sunday from
Camp Dodge to spend the day with his
parents who took him back by auto.
Mrs. Anna Hoff enjoyed a short visit
SUNDAY with her son, Levene, who
was up to his home at Lake City for
the day and drove over to see her.
Miss Vivian Cooley came up from
Des MoiIes last Thursday to spend
few days here, returning there Satur.
day. Miss Lulu Clothier accompanied
lher to Des Moines for an over Sunday
visit. She returned Tuesday after
Mr.. Bernhardt came down from the
county farm Saturday and visited old
friends and neighbors here till the,
first of the week.
Mrs. Veda Watson came down from
Holstein Friday to attend the flag
day exercises and visit her mother
Mrs. Dorothy Gardner, who had been
spending q couple of days with her
came down with her.
Mrs. Ida Level of Odebolt, visited
with Mrs. Anna Hoff last week and
attended the exercises of flag day.
On Friday afternoon the program for
Flag Day as printed was carried out
without change and fifty-nine stars
placed on our service flag by the rela.
tives, where they we're present or by
the girls designated for the WORK,
where no relatives were present or
did not wish to do SO. The address by
the eRv. John c. Orth was one OF the
best and most timely that we have
ever had In our town. His patriotism
good common sense and understand.
ing Of the questions Of the hour made
him peculiarly fitted to speak to and
for the Americans Of German ancest.
nv. Everyone should attend his speech.
es wherever possible as his message
is for all Americans and whatever
their lineage, they will get a truer
idea of the present crisis from hearing
him present. it. In the evening, the
Ia. F. & Al dedicated their service
flag with seven. stars, Mr.. Orth again
giving the address that was thorough.
lly enjoyed ~ those who were present
being the Masons and their families.
and the members of the 0 3. s.
Miss Hope Sutton sang a beautiful
solo and the hosts served ice cream
and cake. =,
Messrs. Adam Teepell, Matt Drilling
and George, Auen attended the Flag
|day exercises last Friday.
Mrs. J. Whitney and Mise Ruth
Taggart were down from Lake View
friday evening to attend the Masonic
flag dedication.
Mrs. c. P. Jones was called to Abba
last week. She expects to make that
her home in the future but will return
here for a while before going there to
lstay.
Mr., and Mrs. r. P. Irwin and Mr..
and Mrs L e Irwin and daughters
u spent Sunday at the Alex Johnson
|, home
Miss Elsie johnson left Friday eve
lining for Iowa City where she will take
up a course in nursing.
| Mrs. Jno. McClurg spent last week In
Sioux City with relatives.
! ]. o. Benson and family spent Sum
day with Mrs Benson1s brother at
Storm Lake.
|, Mrs. F. H.Baker spent the first OF
the week with her parents at Carna
Won.
! Dr.. L. H. Jones and family spent
Sunday with, the Kaufmanns at Lake
lCity.
Mrs. A. S. Hayden returned from a
weeks stay with her daughter at Des
IMoines last Thursday.
Word has been received by friends
here of the birth Of q daughter, Gladys
IMuriel, on June 9Th, to Mr.. and Mrs
IScott, the latter being remembered
there as Iona Seaman.
! John Wunschel and family spent
SUNDAY at the August Mau home neal
EARLY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Ballard were over
from Sherwood last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Gade have
lbeen guests at the w. H. Ballard
home the past week, Mr. Gade going
ON Tuesday of this week to Omaha
and from thence to the naval schoo'
lat Great Lakes. He has entered the
naval aviation work. i
! Jean Pearcie. who accompanied hei
aunt, Mrs. Calvert, home q week ago
for visit, returned home Monday eve
lining from Galva.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiner Of Odebolt, who
have two sons working at the c. &
In. w. here have rented the Fishback
house and are moving in
Il We understand that L. G. Newly and
III. E. Palmer have traded houses and
that the latter would be over from
Lake City the first of this week to fin
ish up the deal
4 Messrs. Frank and Ernest Wicker
Art Stuart and Chas. Firth were at
IStorm Lake Sunday.
i Mrs. PAIL of West Side. is a visitor
lat the r. G. Arfman home.
i Mrs. Hulda Dahl was called to Sioux
City Sunday by the death OF heh
mother-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Adams and children.
George and Lucy are here visiting
lat the Etinger home.
Mrs. Bradley was down from En-.
|mettsburg last week visiting her sis.
tier, Mrs. VIM. Claussen.
Mrs. Anna Anderson returned Sat
|urday from Chicago
Mrs. lola Lee and daughter returned
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