The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-04

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Born to Mr.. land Mrs. Sam Wells,
on Tuesday, 4Isptly %. a daughter.
The five .DeniseiS nen who enlisted
few weeks ago in the signal corps
at Des Moines nlreceived word this
week that .theyeare to report for duty
q week, from next Sunday The men
who enlisted are John, 2Krouth, Joe
James, Floyd Gary, Oscar Erickson
and Leland Ackley.1a!c, s.'.1 4'%
Samuel McNiece, veteran Of the
Spanish-American war received notice
Tuesday afternoon fro mthe war de-
partment assigning him to active duty
atnthe recruiting station at Davenport,
Iowa. Mr. McNeice is to report for
duty at Davenport on July 10 and has
the office of Battalion Quarter Mas
ter Sergeant.
r. T.. Mote, secretary of the COM
rnerciaI club and c. J. WEIGH. who
had charge OF the pilgrimage to Ida
Grove, are to be congratulated upon
the success of the affair. 1t was en-
tirely through their efforts that the
tour was arranged and the fact that
there was not single mishap is most
gratifying. Both Mr.. Mote and Mr..
WEIGH are to be congratulated for the
success of their efforts.
| County Attorney W., E. Kahler re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon from
Traer, where he spent several, days
visiting relatives and friends Mr..
I<ahler made the trip last, Saturday
via the Ford route and made a record
run on the return trip, leaving Traer
att $3.50 a. IN. and arriving here at
$3.50. p. nj, going d distance Of Is?
miles. HeF stopped enroute for break;
fast and dinner and lost considerable
time with ,blow:outs and punctures.
Mrs. Kahler,' WHO has been visiting at
Traer for the past two weeks, is ex.
pected home Thursday.
H. e. Hoy, who enlisted in Co. b.
End Iowa Infantry and went Sunday
to Ida Grove to report for duty was
rejected Monday forenoon, after TAX
ing the physical examination. The
examining physician reported him t.
be suffering with bad heart and
stated that his sight was not goot.
Hoy, of course. was disappointed, but
to demonstrate that his heart was
not troubling him, he walked the en-
tire distance from Ida Grove, to Den
ison, on Monday and was none the
worse either. Most of the other young
men who enlisted took the prelimin-
airy examination b several weeks ago,
but Hoy only Joined the company re-
Gently so was compelled to take the
examination Monday. "' IS .'
|. We wish to cali the attention OF Re.
view readers to the full page advcr-
tisement of the five Denison automo.
bile dealers, which appears in this
weeks issue. The week of July L to
8 is 'Buy Your Car NOW week,
throughout the United States and the
Denisont dealers present some logical
reason why the car should be pur-
chased at this time. The advertise
ment contains some interesting facts.
We had registered in this county last
year 2202 automobiles which is one
car for every man, woman and Child
in Crawford county. Few people
realize that there are so many cars
in Crawford county, but then why
shouldn't there be when we have the
best land in the. country, raise the
most hogs and never have a crop fail
ure. Crawford county. folks plan to
enjoy themselves and they have found
that one of the best MEANS is to own
an. automobile z \. rs ,Es,-r.-r- - n