The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-11
Mrs. A. p. Moore has been quite ill

MIS-. "A. +. MOOFc HAS Uc6u Qu4Le III
the past few days. IL
The Wheel of the Congregational
church met in the church parlors on
Tuesday afternoon for their annual
election of officers with the follow
ing result: President, Clara Jensen;
secretary, Elizabeth Little; treasurer,
Gertrude Curtis. The ladies' held an
apron sale in connection with light
lunch that was served in the after
noon, all of which Melted them quite
a little sum. This was held in place
Of the annual bazaar which is usually
held at this time, number of the
members thinking they would rather
contribute money at this time.
Miss Mae Killion was a passenger
for Dow City Saturday evening.
Miss Marie Brace has been called
from Waterloo on account of the i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. N. P. Brace.
The o. E. S. held their regular cleo
ton of officers Tuesday night of last
week with the following results, that
the succession of officers was carried
out as scheduled, Mrs. Pherguson be,
ing made worthy matron and Mrs.
Clara Jensen, associate matrOn, and
DR.. Burleigh, worthy patron. The US
ual number were out and the meeting
was a most pleasant one.
Mrs. l. P. Pounds was called to Col
oradQ last week on account OF the
seriohs illness of her mother, and will
remain for some time.
Pvt. Frank McCann is home from
an eastern camp, having arrived sew
eral days ago, and is certainly glad
to be, back again. AZ
Aria Rawlings has been at home
the past week waiting for her school
to commence, it having closed on &C.
count of the epidemic.
Miss Mary Kiene is home from
Dodge, Neb., her school there being
closed and as her mother is sick with
the flu she has case of nursing at
home.
Bible study was held in the church
Sunday afternoon under the leader
ship of Mrs. Burleigh. The usual num-
Der were present.
Merlyn Rawlings was home from
Camp Dodge for an over Sunday visit
Lieut.. Howard Wore arrived home
Sunday night from Gettysburg, hav-
ing been discharged from camp there.
Howard was one of the high school
boys who enlisted among the first
from here.
i Frank Reed is here from Missouri
Valley, called by the illness Of his
mother who has been in poor health
for some time. She suffered a stroke
of paralysis some time ago.
The funeral of Mrs. l. Siglin will be
held Tuesday instead of Monday, In
order to allow brother time enough
to come from his home in the east.
Mrs. Howarth, who is in a hospital
in Omaha, is recovering nicely at the
present time.
The domestic science department Of
the jFortnightly club have the opening
meeting Monday evening with Mrs.
Louise Campbell OF Ames to give the
lecture. She will also give short ad-
dress at the afternoon meeting of
the club. Mrs. Compbell has many
friends here as she has given short
course work here at different times y
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fleming are
spending short vacation in Chicago.
Miss Nellie Small is sick and I'M
able to attend school this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton returned to their
home in Omaha last week after a Wis
it here with relatives, at which time
they also attended the Smith-Harti-
gan wedding on Thanksgiving day.
Considerable excitement is preva-
lent among the children over the doll
contest being run by the Rexall store
whereby they give away ten dolls on
Christmas morning, and needless to
say the youngsters are working hard.
The girls get doll in price accord
ing to the number of votes she is able
to acquire.
Miss Ruth Houston has the flu and
her mother is in town to help care for
her, although at the present time she
is getting along very nicely.
The high school raised enough mon.
ey this week for the adoption of q
French war orphan and are wonder.
fully proud of their record.
Miss Nettie Howe, the efficient book
keeper at the Ledden company store,
has been i'll at her home in the cOun.
try the past week
Mrs. Frank Hagen is among the
number of sick this week.
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