The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-20

"Wednesday evening and an agricultlr
al meeting was held in conjunction, ;
farm agent being present to talk tt
the farmers.
Mrs. w. A. Chauncy was Logar
visitor Friday.
Mrs. F., c. Howorth was guest q.
the NJ. B. Bailey home one day las,
|week.
Miss Harriet Smith spent the week
end at the home of her sister, Mrs. l.
X. Moore.
Mrs. H.. A. Little is spending a few
days with her husband at Webster
City. VI. ','a.' p+.". T., ... 49,.
Ray Rawlings was a visitor at the
home OF his uncle, J. T., one day last
week. .;-,,,, -. va +
Mrs. Albert Karcher, of. Freeport
Ill.,, was a guest at the home of hel
aunt, Mrs. Mary f.! Burling, Monday
land Tuesday Of last week.: attending
to some business affairs while here.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Erickson were
Omaha visitors last Tuesday. =. I
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Burling and
daughter, Lowell, were Orsaha visitors
Saturday, going down to consult a
specialist in regard to Lowelrs eyes.
Mrs. Butterworth, Of Dow City, was
visitor in town Thursday.
The evening class of Red Cross
workers at the city hall last week was
a success in point of numbers and 1t
is hoped more viii be there the com.
ing week. The class was organized
for the benefit of the clerks and teach
ers who can not work in the afternoon.
DR.. Powell's youngest son was seri-
ously injured last week by the ex-
plosion of fuse which he and some
other boys were using in fixing up a
wireless. He was rushed to an Oma-
ha hospital and at the present time is
recovering as well as could be expect
ed. 'c..<-. ss.s: 81 -. =. ~ csa
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Randall and baby
were .vtsitinK,hiH people at Dow City
last week before their departure for
the west'to spend The coming year, =
+ Mrs. Argotsinger:i s quite iii ct her
home at present. =.
/ Malcolm Baird and Paul Davie were
up frpm Camp Dodge on furlough Sun
John Reed WAS Missouri Valley
visitor Sunday.
FL: r. Rawlings was Woodbine call
er between trains Sunday.
A course of instructions in the sur
gical dressing department of the Red
Cross was held here Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday. Twelve ladies took
the course, working seven hours each
day and taking considerable of the
muslin home and 1t was very strenu.
Gus three days for them. The ladies
in charge were Mrs. Henry Cutler and
Mrs. Bert Clark of the Bluffs. The
gauze workers hope after this to be
able to do work that is acceptable to
Council Bluffs as so far it has not been
properly DONE, A room has to be fit
ted up for the use of this class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark have bought and
will occupy the new home recently
built by Joe Waters up in the east part
of town on the Lincoln highway.
The ladies ind the city hall a very
place to do Red Cross
work and SO much more accessible
than the old rooms.
Mrs. L. 6. Powell was in Omaha last
The Misses Malone were Woodbine
callers last week. .Ej Il
A. p. Moore has accepted position
at the Chauncy garage as salesman
and demonstration of their cars. "Gl
T.. II. DdTEett, VI Omdud, was AcTc
Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. E. Taylor and Mrs. John
Bowman were in Denison several days
last week visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. N. G. Moeller.
j.. Sharp has opened feed stable |
in the barn recently owned and ,0per. |
ated by the Cover boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp have moved in !
from the farm to<the, new bungalow |
purchased from; ORA; Malone.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson was called to
Lincoln Friday to care for her father |
She was accompanied by her small
son. George Arthur.
The Mission class of the Congrega. |
tional church was entertained at the
parsonage Monday evening. DR.. and |
Mrs. Burleigh arc hostesses to this
class every alternate Monday evening