The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-03
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terday for a visit at theh home OF her
brother, DR.. j. J. Meehan
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dillavou and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Pollock and
baby motored to Gliddcn Tuesday,
where they spent the day as guests at
the home of Geo. Dillavou.
Mr.. and Mrs John Blackman, Mrs
Floyd Smith and daughter, Ruth, of
Denison. autoed down to Dunlap Sun
day afternoon for visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Volqaurtson.
Patrick Hassett has traded the G..
NJ. McAhren property on Washington
avenue, which he purchased recently,
to Tom LorenZen for consideration
of $4,000. Mr.. Hassett took in trade
Denison at SITS an acre.
Mrs. Chas. S. Williams. mission
airy from Colombia, South America,
will give an address at the Presbyteri-
an church Tuesday evening, October
9th, at 8 o'clock. Every one is espe-
cially interested in South America at
this time and all are cordially invited
to come and hear Mrs. Williams.
The south show window of the Grau
drug store is attracting considerable
attention this week. The window adj
vertises the second liberty loan bond
issue and is most timely. More of our
stores should follow the example set
by the Grau drug store and help to
boost the liberty loan by advertising
it in the windows.
Charles Seemann, who is in training
at Camp Dodge, has been made cor
poral in his company Pete" was n
student at the State University Of
Nebraska and while there took the
military training. He is not afraid Of
work and we believe he will not stop
with tho Office of corporal, but will
forge ahead until he has secured even
greater hOnOrS.
| Mr.. John O'Kcefc, a former resident
of Crawford county, but now located
at Alliance, Neb.. was in Denison on
Monday transacting business. Mr..
O'Keefe is booster for Box Butte
county and tells us that a great pot.
ash industry is being built up only
few miles out of Alliance. His coun-
ty is known as the big potato county
of western Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Mitchell. who live
three miles north of Defiance. met
with an auto accident five miles north
of Early OH Monday evening. Mrs.
Mitchell was at the wheel and in ne
gotiating the turn near the Tony
Froend place misjudged the distance
and the carturned turtle. She was
quite seriously injured while Mr..
Mitchell escaped with only a few
scratches.
Gordon Locke, who is attending
Grinncll college, has been hOnOred by
the members of the freshman class by
being elected president at meeting
held last Thursday. On Thursday
evening big mass meeting was held
there following torch light parade
and Gordon was invited to make a
speech. Dcnison Is we'll represented
at Grinncll, there being nine girls and
two boys from here attending school
there.
| We hear that Il DcnisOn young man
has received recognition for his must
cal abilities. The Rcdpath Vawtcr
sytem has offered Harry Meyers sal
AIRY equivalent to $4,000 year and
railroad expenses to spend the winter
in filling musical engagements which
it is under contract to give. Those
who have heard Harry play when at
home on vacations know that he has
| few superiOrs in inducing the guitar
and mandolng to give harmonious
music. The Vawter people must have
Thought so anyway. to make the offer
they did.
of district No. 6. Denison township.
reports to the Review that for the
month ending September 2Sth she had
| Dlpilc nnrC11pI and nf
these there were l8 who were neither
(abscnt nor tardy. The names of those
mot absent nor tardy for the month
lare Paul Dhaer, Gladly Lewis, Viola
tKuhl, Verna Grincl, Hazel Kuhl. Ger.
aid Meade, Paul Trexcl, Charley Der
sien. Bruce Lewis, Harry TreNel, Yer
non Trexel. Terry Bhaer, Hans Der
sien. Minnie Dersien. Henry Dersien.
Evelyn Bllacr Else Bhaer and Willie
Dersien.
The big drive is now on for the sec
ond issue of the liberty loan bonds.
Crawford county's allotment of this
issue is 1894. 600, and no doubt will be
raised. These bonds pay good rate
of interest and when one stops to con-
slider the fact that 1t is better to loan
the government the money at fair
IdlC vi lilLCIcSl IdlIleI THAN nave tiiC
government tax property to raise the
money, people generally would much
rather take the bonds. Now Is the
time to put your shoulder to the wheel
and do your bit to help win the war.
If you can't fight your dollars can
On Friday evening of this week there
will be meeting of the Commercial
club at which time the liberty bond
issue will be discussed and plans for
mulated by which Crawford county's
allotment can be raised.
The linemen employed by the Craw-
ford County Telephone company here
in Denison walked out this morning
and work on the lines of the company
is suspended until Manager TRACER is
able to secure other help. 1t seems
the company was doing some line work
down near Dow City and the men were
taken from Denison every morning
by auto and brought home at night
They were taken to Dow City for the
MONDAY meal and each day the COM
pany was losing two hours time in
ltransnOrtinp the men to and from