The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-09
WALL LAKE ITEMS
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Sunday evening patriotic program
was given at the Presbyterian church
as follows: Patriotic songs were USED
by the congregation, Bernard Murphy
sang ..The Battle Cry OF Freedom as
a solo, Lyle Wilhoite read odd Glory,
and Alzada ,Carnahan "The snip OF
State" and Ralph Wade the declara'
ton of independence. The pastor
preached a sermon on patriotic
theme. 4aI n.
The Woman's Missionary society
will meet on next Friday afternoon
with Mrs. George Gum.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold
an afternoon meeting at the church
parlors on Thursday afternoon, COM
plimenting Mrs. Underhill, who Will
leave the last of the week to spehd
the rest of the month with her mother
Of Dysart, and go from there to their
future home. Mrs. Underhill mas Deen
very helpful in the work OF the, chnrch
here and will be greatly missed by the
members whose good wishes Will FOL
low her
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Shrader lost their
Youngest daughter from erysipelas on
FRIDAY Owing to the nature OF the
disease the funeral services were held
at the home, the Presbyterian minis
ter. Rev. Carnahan, having it IN
charge, Interment was made In the,
Wall Lake cemetery. Bonita Blanche
Scnrader was born Nov. 5, 1918, and
lacked day of being 8 months old.
at her death. She was an exception
allv sweet child and her loss will be
deeply felt in the home. The sympa-
thy of their large number or friends
is with the bereaved parents.
Mrs. Mabel Ballard, of Barnum,.
came last Friday for a two wees, Wis
1t here with her parents. Mr.. and MRS
VIM. 'Bollman. She expects her hns-
band to Join her here this week for
his vacation of a week. ~
Mrs. McWilliams visited relatives In,
Ida Grove last week from Thursday
until Saturday evening.
Louis Ballard ran one wheel of
culvert Sunday when leaving here.
running the wheel and necessitating.
leaving the car here until repaired
He came over and drove it back on
Wednesday forenoon Of this week.
Mrs. Lottie DEANS class OF young
ladies in the Presbyterian Sunday
school have recently purchased a pi.
ano for the church, quite large I'M
dertaking to be successfully managed
by a single class.
Mrs. Underhill and son, Gayle Ride
nour returned the middle Of last week
from tier visit at Dysart.
On the afternoon Of the Fourth, as
the men who were putting in the sllo:
at the George Mauer farm were get
ting ready to quit work for the day.
one OF them stepped on loose board
at the top Of the derrick and fell on
the inside Of the silo, breaking a leg
and spraining the other ankle. His
fall loosened something on the outside
of the. derrick and another man, Ar
thur Under fell on the outside, Sc
verely spraining his ankle. The fall,
was about 81 feet. The injured men!
were taken to Sicdxi City; on the train
the next morning and are in st. JOS
eph's hospital. 5s]& @
Mrs. Bittner and children, of Win
ner, IS. d., are here visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mauer. They
will spend the month here. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. MenOld went to-
Omaha to spend the Fourth and re-
manned until Monday morning.
Edgar Atkinson, who formerly work
ed for Chas. Wade but who now re-
sides at Malachi Hill, N. j., spent last
Thursday at the Wade home. $50;
The first band concert Of the the
season was begun last Thursday eve
ming, hut the storm stopped it and
drove the crowd home when only three
numbers had been played. Judging
from the crowd we are all glad to have
the. concerts begin again. a.t
Mrs. VIM. Morrow left Wednesday
for Baldwin to spend a couple of weeks
with her mother whose health is not
very good this summer. r d..
Thee. Hansen and family were here
from ,Holstein to spend the Fourth at
the Zein home, the family returning
home in the evening except the Miss
es Annetta and Helen, who remained
until Sunday. -.s- ...s..
Fred Hass spent Sunday at Lytton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shook and children
visited over the Fourth with relatives
in Sioux City. =
Mrs. Dorothy Johnson and children,
who have been down to spend last
week here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ben Gardner, went to Lake City
Saturday for week end, visit. i
John S. Porter received news Friday
of the death of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Kate Porter, of Grand Junction and
went to attend the funeral, returning
4 home Monday Il, l'.s-sJr e..
Harry Cummings was in town. the
latter part OF last week. .s
Mrs. Helen Fisher received word on
Sunday that her husband had arrived
at Camp Mills.
Miss Frieda tHerrold, of Laurens, is
y g o. "a OF II T