The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-21

If. Anderson in Logan on Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Anderson and
son, Bob, have been guests at the A
|B. Taylor home.
Mrs. Ratliffe was an Arion visitor
between trains Thursday.
Miss Jane Schaffer, of Omaha, has
been the guest of her friend, Miss
Winnie Dixon, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Moore have been
lat Okoboji the past week enjoying
the pleasures Of this resort.
Mrs. Clara Taylor and daughter re-
turned to Grinnell the latter part Of
the week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Cook returned
1from the north the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Connell, of
Ute, visited friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Schaupp, who is staying at
Dow City during her husbands alb
sence in the army, spent a few days
the past week visiting her husbands
people here.
Miss Murphy visited friends in Dow
City the past week. ...
| Miss Myrtle Powley, of Woodbine,
was the guest of her sister, Miss
Pearl, at the Mrs. ]. J. Moorhead
home during chautauqua.
Mrs. Phillips returned the first of
the week from visit at Ames.
Mrs l.. H. Cruise, of Dow City, spent
last Saturday in Dunlap. "a.
News was received here last week
of the death of B. F. Anderson at his
home in Enterprise, Kans., from
heart failure Mr.. Anderson was a
|roc;do,f I,aro fo,, ,,onv wong ond had
many friends who grieve to learn OF
his sudden death. Burial was made
lat Logan on Thursday, funeral SER
vices being held at the M. E. church
there. Several from here attended
the funeral.
a Mr. and Mrs Robt. Windham are
enjoying visit from Mr.. Windham's
brother, who is in the navy at the
present time.
A son was born at the Fred Davis
home south of town Thursday.
A large number of the merchants
from here were in attendance at the
sugar meeting at the Valley Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Holiday have moved
into the home of Mr.. Argotsinger and
will keep house there and Mr.. Argot-
singer will make his home with them.
Mr.. Holiday is employed on the new
school building.
A large requisition was received !
in the surgical dressing department
this week, it being for 100 split irriga-
ton pads. Work was begun on Mon
day morning and continued through |
the morning only as long as chautau-
qua lasted and then all day, the quota
being finished on Saturday evening /
and the dressings packed already to
ship. This is a very good record for
he department as during the past
week many of the workers were away.
The refugee petticoats were also ship
Jed from the garment room, making
| clean slate for the sewers last week
llso. The knitters have finished their
iweaters and as usual are pegging
way on the socks. One of the chau.
auqua lecturers spoke very feelingly
II the sock knitters and told them
hey were indeed most worthy and
lumber Of other complimentary
Kings were said which stimulated the
york considerably.
DR.. w. l.. Riechelt has been in town
he past week on a furlough from
Camp Logan where he is dentist.
Doc was in business here for num-
Ter of years and has host of friends
Who are always glad to see him.
Mack knight left last week for gov
work in New York.
Miss Durham, who has been visiting
Ter sister, Mrs. P. G.. Ingersoll, the
'ast few weeks, left Thursday for her
lome in WATERFOWL, S. D.
Mrs. I. Siglin, who is in an Omaha
hospital, is reported as getting along
IS well as could be expected.
Mr.. Henshaw, the new superintend-
mt, acted as platform manager of the