The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-17

The rest tent will be placed on tn
chautauqua grounds as usual by tn
w. C. T. U. for use of mothers an
babies. 1t is, however, in no sense
play house for older children AM
parents are asked to comply with tn
request to keep it as quiet zone 10
babies. No lunches are to be store
in the rest tent.
Mrs. P. J. Klinker is suffering from
very painful burns on the face ant
farms which she received on Tuesda.
when in the process Of canning peas
Mrs Klinker was using the cold pacl
imethod Of canning and upon placin;
the jar of peas in the hot water, thu
dwelling of the peas caused the ia
to explode, shooting the peas ant
boiling water up into Mrs. Klinker
face. The burns were quickly dressed
and are healing nicely although the!
are still very painful.
Clarence Chamberin is expected
home the latter part Of this week fol
a visit of several days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Chamherlin
| Clarence finished his flying course a
Chanute Field, Rantoul, H., on Fri
day and has the honor Of having com
pleted the course with the least mum
her of hours in the air of any Other
flyer, his record being As hours anC
% minutes. He expects to receive {
commission the fore part of next weel
and does not yet know where he will
be located.
Mrs. James E. Walsh passed away
at her home in West Denison on Mon
day morning after an illness of only
few hours. The funeral services
were held this morning at st. AIMS
Catholic church in Vail at 10 o'clock
Mrs. Walsh has resided with hel
daughter, Miss Joanna Walsh, in Den
ison for the past three years and dur
ing that time has endeared hersel
to large number of friends who will
learn with sorrow of her death. The
obituary of Mrs. Walshs life will ap
pear in the Review next week.
Andrew Pearson and wife, of neal
alike View, were Denison visitors OF
Tuesday. A few weeks ago, Mr.. Pear
son sold his Sac county farm at auc
| ton and carried an ad in the Review
The farm was purchased by gentle
man from Kiron, and in closing the
deal, he made the remark to Mr.. Pear
son that he read the ad in the Review
otherwise he would net have attend
ed the sale. Mr.. Pearson, while il
Denison, purchased a Hudson Super
Six of Mr. Newcom He expects tt
make Denison his home after Marcel
! LIST.
VIII Curry, youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Curry, has enlisted in the
United States service and expects tt
soon leave for France. He has been
in the clothing busienss at Columbus
Neb., for some time, but has transfer
red the business to his brother, Thorn
as, recently of Storm Lake There
are three of the Curry brothers, John
Of Seward; Will, of Columbus, anG
Thomas, of Storm Lake, and they are
full blooded Americans and are doing
Jail in their power to further the
cause Of America. Will is sacrificing
ia splendid business career in order
ito do his bit. and no doubt he will
make good accounting over in
France.
Members of the w. c. T. U. have
inaugurated a series of hospital teas
the first having been given by Mrs
Fred Drummer on Tuesday afternoon
The idea is for a number OF ladies
leach to invite a small company to tea
with the understanding that some OF
the guests are to do the same, invit-
ing a few others to tea in their
homes within a few days. Each guest
fra nffnri,,p with q
hostess and this is turned into the
local w. c. T. U. treasurer Mrs. H.
A. Norman, for use in the work the
state organization is doing in the
army hospital at Des Moines. If you
should feel that you had been left out
just hint it to some white ribboner
for they want every one to be invited
somewhere to a hospital tea.
A happy reunion of the members OF
the Thos. Norris family was held at
the Norris home the fore part of this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Poole
and little son arrived from Ft. Rosen
Grams, Cali, on Saturday and the re,
union was held in order that the chill
dren might be together once more be-
fore Harold's return to camp. Other
members Of the family who enjoyed
the family dinner Sunday were Mr..
land Mrs. Ralph Norris, of Sioux City;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norris, of Omaha:
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Norris, of Dunlap;
Miss Effie Norris, of Denison, and H.
G. Poole, of Tama City. Harold de.
parted on Monday for TT. Rosencrans
where he expects to receive orders
to sail for France in the near future.
Harold received his commission as
second lieutenant some time ago and
is in line for advancement within a
short time. ..-..