The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-07

be found on page five of the first sec
ton.
Mrs. Peter Miller returned Friday
from an extended visit at ColfaX. Will
ton and Davenport. She reports q
most enjoyable time while away.
Miss Elina Nelson returned last week
to her home at Pasadena, Cali, after
an extended visit here in Denison at
the home of her brother, Ed Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Miller, who re-
side at Chinook, Mont, are expected
in Denison today for visit at the
home of Mr.. Miller's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Miller.
Paul Steensen is in receipt of let.
ter from his son, A. H., now stationed
at Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash.
He Is a member of Co. c. 3G2d Infant
ry and is enjoying camp life. He en-.
listed from Montana.
Mrs. Anna Almgrin. of Jamestown,
N. Y, visited in Denison several days
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Nelson. She left here for Kiron,
where she is making visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Winquist
w. H. Petcoff has rented the room
in the Review building formerly Occu'
pied by the American Express ONCE.
Yesterday he moved his stock of shoes
to the new location and will be pleased
to have his patrons call on him in
his new quarters.
Last Thursday afternoon the Wood
man Circle Thimble club met with
Mrs Holleran. The afternoon was
spent in needlewOrk, after which a
splendid lunch was served. After
luncheon the ladies visited Mrs. Ed
Erler and Mrs. Ben FOderberg, who
were sick and not able to attend the
club.
G. A. Campbell. OF Lorimer, Iowa,
visited in Denison on Saturday last.
He had been on a business mission to
Long Pine, Neb.. and on his return
took occasion to stop in Denison and
see his sisters. Mrs. Lou Beaumont
and Mrs. Bert Woodruff. He is en-.
gagged in the produce and grocery bus.
mess at L0rimer
Crawford county is alive in the
Hoover pledge card campaign and
cards are being sent in rapidly. Vail
leads with fine enthusiasm and
many signed cards, giving the gov
eminent their hearty cooperation.
Many Denison housekeepers have
signed and those who wish cards can
find them at Chamberlin's store or the
library.
The Review had hoped to print in
this issue the names of those who sub.
scribed for the second issue OF Liberty
bonds in this county. Most of the sub
scribers' names are already i'll type,
but inasmuch as two or three OF the
banks have not sent in the list OF
names to those to whom they sold
bonds it was deemed advisable to pub
lish the list in its entirety in next
weeks issue.
County Clerk J. w. Monaghan was
in. Ida Grove recently attending the
house warming given by Attorney
johnson. Ping pong and dominoes.
so it is said, were played during the
course OF the evening and q number
OF prizes were awarded. The Ida Grove
Record Era of last week stated that
Mr.. Monaghan was awarded the first
prize for being the llandsomest man
present. Joe is receiving the congrat-
ulations of his friends over his good
luck.
Note the full page advertisement Of
r. G.. Chamberin in this issue of the
Review. Mr.. Chamberlin is advertis.
ing his line of talking machines and
has a most interesting announcement
to make to the people Of Crawford
county. For years Mr.. Chamberlin
has handled the Victor machine and
has met with much success, but re-
Gently has taken the agency for an.
other machine which sells some cheap.
err than the Victor, so from his line
he will be able to satisfy all custom.
ers. Don't fail to read his announce
ment in this issue.
]. II. Holmes. for years at the head
of the Denison Normal & Business
college, and later prominent banker
and land dealer ct Aberdeen, 8. d.. is
in Denison today shaking hands with
many old time friends This Is his
first visit to Denison since leaving a
OF years ago. He is connect
ed with the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st.
Paul railway system now. in the land
and has only recently re-
turned from trip to the coast in the
interest OF his company. He makes
his headquarters in Chicago.
Hospital Unit X at Council Bluffs
received orders yesterday to mobilize
the unit Immediately at Council Bluffs
and proceed to TT. Porter near Buffalo.
N. Y. 1t is expected that the unit
will leave Friday or Saturday. Miss
Pearl Gary, daughter Of A. ]. Gary, is
a nurse in this hospital unit. No or.
ders in regard to the nurses attached
to Unit X were received at Council
Bluffs as they have separate orders to
proceed to Ellis Island. N. Y. They
will be modified at Council Bluffs
that they may be advanced transporta-
ton to New York.
The w. G. T. U. had very fine
meeting last week when the member
ship contest closed and reception
was given to the twelve new members.
A committee served refreshments and
pleasant time was enjoyed. DR..
Emma tombstone had been asked to
do a stunt" and carrying out her
reputation for originality she disap-
peared to her own home next door
and returned in a moment bearing a
pink bundle which contained her three
days old granddaughter, who was ad.
mired by the ladies present and hearty
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