The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
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WALL LAKE ITEMS
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(Held over from last week.

| (Held over from last week.
A life as pathetic in its ending as
in the years of hunger and abuse that
preceded the years that were spent in
ceremony though there were still some
| Cherokee came to it's close and found
final resting place in the cemetery
at Wall Lake Tuesday when the NOR.
tai remains of Mrs. Matilda sBelvail
| we're consigned to the grave, without
cemetery though. their were still some
, of her oldtime neighbors who, would
have been glad to pay the last tribute
of respect to the unfortunate woman,
whose children are either dead (the
three younger boys are still reported
as living or with their present adj
dress unknown to anyone here. She
has been an inmate Of the state insti-
tutions for about thirty years and
must have been about 80 years old
Wall Lake is at present without
millinery store, as Mrs. Hartwell. who
has had charge of it for the past few
years for her daughter. Mrs. Mae Wis
dom, of Wakefield, Nebr., has decided
TO go to California to reside with a
recently widowed sister. Mines. Hart
WGll duu w lSuClil CAN'T lIOlll NNeshSiSiu
the first of the week and packed the
goods, shipping them to Wakefield,
where Mrs. Wisdom has another shop.
Mrs. Wisdom also returned there,
but Mrs. Hartwell left Tuesday eve.
ming for her girlhood home in south
ern Michigan where she will visit till
autumn. ="
Herberts Ballard came last Thurs
day to spend his vacation of week
here. M.
Sam Morley who received his dis
charge from Uncle Sans service the
first CT the week at Camp Dodge ar
rived home Wednesday. %
Ben Gardner who came to visit his
parents here whelIt he received his
discharge from the transport service
left on Thursday for Canada, where
he has property interests l
Ed Ewalt has returned from military
service. Ea..s-s ..g- - ---
Perry Stevenson, of Webster City,
was in town over Sunday in the in
terests of the American Sunday School
Union, speaking at both the Presby-
terrain and Methodist Sunday schools
in the morning and to the audience at
the Presbyterian church in the eve.
ming. Mr.. Stevenson has represented
the work in this district for many
years but this is the first time that he
has been here on Sunday, as his ter
rtory is SO large, embracing eighteen
counties in Iowa and eight in Nebras-
ka. He has many good friends here
who are, glad to help the. useful and
necessary work he is doing. ,
The Wall Lake chautauqua will be
held August i-3, and the array of tai
ent secured makes it evident that it
will be worth attending. The business
and professional men have guaranteed
a certain number of tickets and are
planning drive into the surrounding
territory On Tuesday evening to sell
tickets and advertise the attractions.
1t ought not to be hard in this terri
tory this year to sell anything Of the
of chautauqua.
A baby son was born on Thursday
July 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gosch.
The little four year old son of Pete
Gosch had his hand caught in the hay
rope Thursday afternoon, injuring
three fingers and necessitating the
removal of the first joint OF the fore
finger on the left hand. u
While moving c. L, UnderhilR,s
household goods to store them in A.
N. Newby's garage last Friday, D.
Law lost his balance and fell on his
head, striking with quite a good deal
of force. The injury will hardly
prove serious.
Mrs John A. Johnson will entertain
the Priscilla Embroidery Club Friday
afternoon OF THIS week. 's..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wunschel visited
over Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
August Mau near Early.
F. j. Dean and family and the
Misses Mildred and Frieda Herrold
of Laurens. who are their house guests
and Miss Lulu Staab, Walter Duffy and