The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-06

:. p. J. Klinker was in Onawa Tues
day transacting legal business.
The Eastern Star will have its re
gular meeting Tuesday evening, OF
March II.
J. f. Melburn, editor of the Kirol
News, was in DenisOn Friday trans
acting business.
Tom Hassett and sister, Miss kath
crime. visited with friends in Val
Saturday evening.
| Mrs. and Mrs. James Brogan wer,
among those from Vail visiting il
DenisOn Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Phelan. Of Omaha. will ar
rive IN Denison Thursday for visi
with her sister, Mrs. ID. o. Johnson.
A. NJ. Justice left last week for Aus
tin, MIMI, where he will spend sever
al weeks assisting his sons in getting
Ager & Co., New York horse buyers
are in Denison today. They purchased
4 car load OF horses this week at Dun
lap and will ship a car from here.
! The annual election Of officers fol
the coming year, of the p. f. o. so
ciety will take place at the home OF
Mrs. b. J. Sibbert on Friday after
noon at 500 O'Clock.
! Earling Garrison is expected home
Friday Tor an over Sunday visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Gar
rison. Earling is law student at
Drake university, Des Moines.
! X. Childress spent Friday in Deni
son transacting business. The Chill
dress family have moved from their
farm near Deloit to Lake View, where
they have purchased a fine home.
; Miss Alice Knaul returned home
Sunday from Los Angeles, Cali, where
she has been for the past several
weeks. Mrs. Knaul remained in Cal.
ifornia for a more extended visit.
Readers of this paper should not
overlook the special notice on the first
page OF the first section by Frank
WOOlstOn. the county food admins
traitor. There is much food for
thought in it.
Miss Ethel Chamberlin, who is a
student at Simpson college, arrived
home Monday evening for a few days
T visit with her brother, Clarence. who
leaves Friday evening to join the bal.
loon school at Urbana, ILL.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Motfitt, resi-.
dents OF Holland, Mimi, arrived in
DenisOn today for "A visit at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beutel. They
will visit relatives and friends at
Buck Grove before returning home.
The Federation OF Woman's clubs
will hold their annual election of otfb
GERS at the club rooms Saturday af-
n 4
OF the various clubs are requested to
notify the delegates to insure a good
attendance.
+ About twenty-five of the neighbors
aud friends OF Mrs. Anna Schroeder
gathered at her home in North Deni-
son Tuesday afternoon to help her eel
citrate her I'D birthday. The after
noon passed pleasantly with fancy
work and a delicious lunch was served.
Tho Denison high school orchestra
will give an entertainment at the gym.
nasium on Thursday evening. March
lith. This is new feature at the
high school and unusual talent has
been developed under the direction of
Professor -Gratke. An admission fee
Of twenty-five cents will be charged.
Another big balloon from Ft. Omaha
landed southeast OF Denison shortly
after the noon hour Monday. Five Of
ficers from the balloon. school made
the trip from Omaha in q. little over
two hours flying. They returned to
Omaha on the evening train, express
ng the big silk bag and the equip
ment. s.,ri;r.
John H. Hall returned last Wednes-
h0v avOnivnO ,r,l,1
he spent several days with his daugh.
ering from an operation for appendi-
citis Mr.. Hall reports his daughter
to be recovering nicely, but it will
probably be some time before she can
resume teaching at Lenox, Iowa.
The high school will send three rep
resentatives to Carroll on Friday to
participate in a declamatory contest.
This contest is Independent of the an
nual district 'declamatory contest in
which Denison will take part later on
Those who go to Carroll Friday from
here are Miss Mary Vollerson, dra-
matte; Miss LOween. Faul, humorous,
and Fred Blocker, oratory. Miss An.
ma Sollinger will accompany them.
Mrs. Jacob Sims. county chairman
of the woman's committee OF tho ma
tiOnal council OF defense, will leave
this evening for FIT. Dodge to attend
a state meeting of that organization
to be held there tomorrow. This meet
ing will precede the spring board meet
ing Of the Iowa Federation of Wo.
mans clubs, which convenes on the
evening Of Thursday. The March
meeting of the woman's committee is
one of unusual importance. Not only
will the discussion Of the regulations
given out in the second food admins.
tration cards be discussed and the
war savings stamps campaign, which
is being earnestly promoted by many
of the women, but the new work which
is to be undertaken In the children's
year, beginning on April 9Th, will be
planned and thoroughly canyassed
There is certainly something impress.
i've in the thought of marking the
first anniversary OF the day when our
country entered the war, April 6,
1917, by the beginning of an effort to
conserve and make better and happier
all child life.