The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-05
are Many Flags in Many

Song-There are Many Flags in Many
Lands.
Recitation-Ou Flag, Charles Smith.
Recitation-The Ballad of Betsy Ross
Lucille Cooper. .~..'
IStory-Making the First Flag, Louise
Fredericksen. .s
Exercise Little Americans
lSong-The Flag and the School,
School. 7
Chester Ballantine.
Recitation-The Old Flag Forever
IStory-Palmas Friend, Bertha Cram
err.
Working for the Red Cross
Recitation--Your Food and My Food
Dorothy Thomas.
Dialogue-The Home Guards.
|Story-The Origin Of the Star Spang.
led Banner, Golden Detwiler.
Song-The Star Spangled Banner,
School.
Each number was enjoyed immense.
ly by those who had the pleasure of
being present. Much credit is due
Miss Ellen Goddard, teacher of this
grade for her work in planning for
this occasion.
G. V. Jordan was in Sioux City one
day last week on business.
Miss Nellie Fishel who Is teaching
in Buck Grove, came home Thursday
on account of not feeling well. She
gradually became worse and ply
stefan was called who diagnosed her
case diptleria. She is reported a
very sick girl. All hope that she will
soon improve. The home was placed
under quarantine Sunday.
Howard Pegg was passenger to
Logan Saturday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Arnold returned Satur-
day from a couple Of weeks sojourn
with friends in Denison. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bramley, Ed.
Riddle, Barley Healy, Jim Riddle,
Jim Turner and wife, Mrs. R. w. Tech,
/ Misses Sarah and Vera Rood, Mrs. O..
J. Judd and Mrs j. A. Brill were Den
son visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiener and
children went to Vail Saturday for a
visit with her folks. The Wiener
family packed and shipped their goods
the latter part of the week having de-
cided to discontinue their residence
there. Paul McElwain and family are
moving onto the farm vacated by the
Wiener family who will locate in Den
ison. -.-...,
John Ahart shipped car load of
hogs to the Chicago market Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McElwain and
son were passengers to Denison Sat
urday evening for an over Sunday
visit at the home Of his mother, Mrs.
NJ L. McElwain. ,~.
John Retman of Denison has been
secured to fill the position Of North
western section foreman here recent
ly resigned by Jay Baber, the former
having entered upon his duties Sat
urday. Mr.. Retman has rented the
residence vacated by the Jay Baber
family and he and his wife are NOV
ing from 'Denison this week.
Mrs. D. L. Wright came over from
Charter Oak last week on account OF
the illness of her little daughter, Mar
jory, who is very low with an attack
of pneumonia at the w. N. Schouten
home. A nurse from Denison has been
secured to care for the child.
Art. S., Randel and F. G. Howorth
were Dunlap visitors Saturday. y
Miss Wave Williamson went over
to ,Odebolt Saturday where she has
accepted employment. a. ls~
The Willing Workers Of the Baptist
Sunday School met Saturday after
noon at the home of Miss Marian Carl
SON.. A short business session was
held, the greater part of the afternoon
being spent in games etc. Light re-
freshments very fittingly brought the
day to close. The next meeting will
be at the home Of Miss Clara Mae
Munsey.
MIS- John Dawson spent Sunday at
her home in Arion.
Mrs. Pearl Wore was passenger to
Denison Saturday evening where she
was called to care for H. B. Fishel (
who is suffering with severe case
of, influenza, this being his second
attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Patton and lit
tie daughter, Alice, have gone to
Omaha where he has secured employ
ment. They have stored their house
hold furniture here in the David Wal
tiers residence for the present. The
residence of Elder E. Butterworth
which the Patton family vacated Is
now occupied by the Jim Pearsall fam.
lily. tt''3
Mrs. D. l.. Graul was down from
Arion Wednesday visiting at the par.
entail J. G.. Graul home.
Mrs. David Clark returned Thurs
day evening from weeks sojourn in
Omaha where she had been taking
medical treatments. !
i There will be another meeting OF
the Centenary units in the Methodist
church Thursday evening of this
week. E. G. Virgins and Mrs. A. H.
Cooks groups will have charge Of the
service. A very interesting service
was held last Thursday evening de-
spite the stormy weather which pre-.
vailed. ~" r.
, o. J. Judd and wire went to Oma-
ha Sunday to see his father, B. F.
Judd who is very i'll with pneumonia.
He was removed from the home of his
son there to hospital Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Judd returned Monday.
Victor Keehner went over to Buck
Grove the latter part of the week to
spend sometime ass4Ating Mr.. land
Mrs. Fred Colby in getting started in
their restaurant business.
Dow City friends will be interested
to learn of the birth of fine baby
Ioc tn Hnroro XIV.