The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-23

|DOnnelly, of Sioux .Clty.' oHe uluei'
went an operation last week at st.
Vincent hospital at Sioux City, and
pneumonia DEVELOPER causing her
death at 1890 Saturday evening. Mrs.
Donnelly was born at beaumont, Tex,
and was % wears and mon tbs old at
the time of her death. Sue leaves her
father, mother, four brothers and three
sisters to mourn her loss, three OF the
brothers being in the SERVICE She was
well liked ,by all who knew b er. Fun
eral services were held in Sioux City
Monday, XIX ~ MI.
| Mrs. L. Heaton, of Leroy, and Miss
Cora Slagg, of Sac City, spent seVeral
days here the past week.
The following program was given
at the Presbyterian missionary society
Injecting on October 17thc .
Hymn, Devotional, led by Mrs. Hutch
tinson. : :, r.. f. Va K 13sg4s >,
Review, "On Both Sides OF the Sea"
Mrs. Liggett.
Readings, Temple of Kolia'at and
Scotch Kirk, Outlived, Outshot, Out
died.
Solo, Somewhere" Mrs. A. j. saun.
|ders.-'
Readings, Facts About Alaska Alas
ka of Today, Results and Rewards.
Report of the Synodical Meetings.
Mrs Parker.
Solo, Mrs. H. McCracken.
Four Minute Speeches. Missions in
War Times, Rev. Parker.
! Dismissal. t. ,.,
Bert Detwiler, who has been serious
Ilv ill with Influenza, is much imprOV-
ed at this writing. =
Miss Ada Hartman, of Mt. Carroll,
ILL.,, arrived Saturday evening OF last
week to visit with her brother, n. W..
Hartman, and family. ..
Miss Nina Johnston, who is teaching
lat Logan, arrived home last Monday,
the schools there being closed.
Bernard Behrend has pneumonia and
had to undergo an operation. the
lcrisis seems to be over and his case
is now hopeful of speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Flaugh, of Har-
Irington, Neb., are at the home OF the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Flaugh. -.E..
Il Mrs. J. d. Erlewine, who has been
visiting with her husband in Louis
ville KY, returned home last week.
Mrs. Herman Hessling, of 'Ames,
|spent several days here last week Wis
Arnold Wilfong was here last week
Deter. Mr. Hessling will soon leave
Ames with his company.
been enjoying good health previous to
from Omaha, his school being closed
on account of the epidemic. ~.
C. A. Saunders returned last Satur-
|day from Idaho Falls, Ida, where he
had been helping w. B. Barstow har-
west his potato crop.
Mrs. C. F. Lotze, of Vermillion, S.
D., was here last week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. w. Hartman.
S. H. Fitzgerald spent the latter
part of the week visiting friends and
relatives in Oskaloosa
Mrs James Norkett returned Sun
day to her. home in Denver after a
: two weeks visit with friends and rel
atives here .... willis. ,t. a
Gray received word last week of
the severe illness of his mother in
! Illinois She is 88 years old and has
been enjoying good health
: A service flag dedication was held
at the Catholic church last Sunday
the flag bearing seventeen stars Rev
Father H. A Schiller, pastor, had
charge of the ceremony. The Misses
Irene Hickey and Agnes Hanrahan
members of the Ladies' Sodality, head
ed the procession carrying an Ameri
.. can flag and the service flag. The
parents of the boys in service, sisters
: and children of the school made uI
the balance of the procession. The
honor roll consisted of the following
, Leo Perion, Joseph Murphy. Thomas
: Collins, Frank Hook, Thomas McMa
hon, Bryan Mcmahon, Dennis J. Nc
, Mahon, John Tate, Earl Hickey, Milar
: Schweiger, Matt Dougherty, Raymond
j.. LaTurno, James Hickey, Lawrence
:, McNertney, Emmett Barrett, Louie
1 Richael, Frank Dougherty.
Silas Thompson left last Wednes
7 day for Aberdeen, Wash, where hi
will remain during the winter will
his daughter, Mrs. w. C. Goodnough
Mrs: Louis Richael received wor,
last Saturday of the safe arrival 0
: her husband in France.
) Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Breckenridge an,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Brokaw autoed t.
Battle Creek Wednesday morning an,
! spent the day at the home of Mrs. Johl
Potter. ID. 81.
Mrs. S.. E. Fischer, of Biglow, MINI
! visited recently at the home Of Mrs
. A. Flaugh. ~
Edward Permission returned Monda,
, from trip in North Dakota. He say
! the crops are looking fine.
l Al Zerschling, who has been YER.
g sick at Camp Dodge with pneumonia
: is somewhat improved.
: Mr.. and Mrs Bristol, of Morrison
l ILL.,, were guests last week at the hom
7 Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Dyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Barber are nov
nicely located in their home formerl!
occupied by their son, R. w., and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Breckenridge re
ceived word last week that thei
daughter, Mrs. Hird, who was one o
. the nurses to go from the J. E. M. hos
. pital at Council Bluffs. had the influen