The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-13
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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NOTICE

hereby nOtlhed to appear at the usual
voting places at Dow City and Arion
on Saturday, November 18th, to make
their subscriptions for the united wal
work. By Order of the Committee.
The Red Cross executive board met
on Tuesday evening of the past week
in the office of A. L. Jackson for the
purpose of electing officers and com
mitees for the various departments OF
the work. This meeting was to have
been held several weeks ago but was
postponed on account of the quaran'
tine. The following named persons
were elecced for the different offices
Mrs. Chas: Smith, president; Mrs. Les
sic Howorth, vice president; Miss
Flora Virgins, secretary; e. G. Wig.
gins, treasurer; Mrs. Smith was elect
ed president to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Mrs. Clair But.
terwGrth who has worked SO faith
fully in this office since the resigna.
ton of Mrs. w. E. Dow about six
months ago. Mrs. Smith, the newly
appointed president, is we'll qualified
for this place and will without doubt
prove very satisfactory. The commit
tees appointed at this meeting were
as follows: Finance, w. E. Fishel, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T, Goldsworthy. Charles
Smith, Mrs. Clair Butterworth, Mrs.
Jim Houston and Mrs. Jim Hall; in
spection, Mrs. G. A. Barker, Mrs. A.
H. Harper, Mrs. j: w. Stepanek and
Mrs. E. H. Swasey; packing,sT. E. Al
len, Clair Butterworth, E. r. Butter
worth and A. l.. Jackson. Mrs. Clair
Butterworth was appointed supervis-
or of knitting. Membership commit
tee, Jim Hall. Ed Houston, Mrs. L. A.
Wore, Mrs. w. NJ Schouten. Miss Ro-
salia Scott, Supt. J. r. McCicker and
Mrs. H. G. Scott; press, Misses Flor
ence Miller and Coda Honz. The
members of the executive board are
/ Mrs. A. H. Harper. Mrs. LESSEE Ho-
worth, Mrs. G. A. Barker, O. J. Judd,
T. E. Allen and A. l.. Jackson.
Misses Virginia and Myrtle Marks
spent the Sabbath day with their
mother in Denison
The library was reopened again on
Saturday afternoon, having been clos
ed for several weeks during the flu
quarantine. The opening hours are
the same as usual, from 3 to o'clock
on Saturday afternoon. The ladies of
the library have rented the front room
in the vacant residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. e. d. Barnes and are making ar
rangements to move there at an early
date. For some time past the base
ment of the Allen drug store has been
used for this purpose. -.
j. G. Graul, the Northwestern depot
agent, is enjoying a several days va
cation. He and his wife went to Oma-
ha Saturday to visit their daughter,
Mrs.Julia Mix. d. L. Graul, of Arion,
is taking his fathers place in the de-
pot while he is away. 90.
Harold Rudd was a passenger TO
Vail Saturday evening to visit with
friends. ..
Mrs. A. Fl. Harper was in Dunlap
Sunday, where she attended the fun
eral of her niece, Mrs. Earl Bonsall,
( who passed away ins Omaha Friday.
Her death was caused by influenza
The regular Standard Bearer meet
ing will be held on Friday night at
the Mott McHenry home. A good at
tendance is desired
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Dell, son,
Hugh, and daughter Byrl, and Mrs.
Fred Daudel, motored up from Logan
Sunday and spent the day at the Chas.
Smith home.
John Peters was a passenger to
Boone Saturday, where he made an
over Sunday visit with his family.
Miss Frances Hunkler was over
from Manila Saturday and Sunday and
was a guest at the G. M. Brake home.
Mrs. Fred Thompson, accompanied
by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Snowd
Thompson, went to, Camp Dodge Sat
urday for an over Sunday visit with
the latters husband. We are inform
ed that he expects to be transferred
to a. southern camp soon. IA
Oliver PETIT and sister, Fannie, az
companied by their nephew, Maxwell
PETIT, were in Denison Saturday. \
Ben Houston was up from FIT. Oma-
ha to spend Sunday with the home
folks. a..
Mrs. E. r. Able was down from
Denison Sunday visiting at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. NJ. G. Goddard, and
family ~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Virgins. and
children motored up from Woodbine
Monday and made short visit with
relatives. .F
VIII Healy arrived Sunday from
South Dakota for visit of month or
SO with his relatives in this vicinity.
1t will be remembered that he spent
some time in Dow City several years
ago in the interests Of the Kimball
Piano company. b :.
Robert Beutel, of Denison, has ac-
cepted a position with the Stewart
Lumber company as collector, and be-
gun his duties last week. .s
James Henry was a passenger to
Omaha Monday morning, where he
spent the day. He made a shipment of
sheep to the market the night prev
ious. Ea
Mrs. Nettie Smith, of Lamont. came
Friday for visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Morris Griffin, and hus.
band. li5 jA :
The churches were opened Sunday
after being-closed for three weeks on
account Of the influenza. The hour of
the evening service has been changed.
Hereafter the preaching service will
begin at 1880 instead of 8 O'Clock. The
change took effect last Sunday night
in the Baptist and Methodist church,
es, but we have not learned as to
whether the L. d. S. people have