The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10
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The Ferguson Studio
Fourteen pages. this week.

"cch lEOltl NtIluN, "NS1c uc SD'1ll Nv L
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Fling enter
tanned several friends from Manila
and Vail Sunday.
Will Gray. resident of Oucbolt, is
r spending a few days in Denison this
week visiting relatives.
j. II. Patterson returned Frida.
from Lake Okoboji, where he spent
the summer with his brother.
Mrs Morris McHenry, Of Dow City
is spending a few days in Denison this
week. a guest at" the Albert Helslcy
home.
Mrs. J. y. Conner returned home
this morning from Chicago. where she
had been for the past two weeks visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Il. Beutel and daughter. Erna.
and Mrs. Anna Hogan motOred to Buck
Grove Sunday and spent the day at
the Welch home.
Mr. and Mrs. Riddle and Mrs. Sicv-
crS motOrcd down to Camp Dodge Fri
day. where they visited Saturday with
Earl Riddle, who is in training there.
lev. and Mrs. Robert Kari returned
home the last of the week from n
months vacation trip, which they
spent touring in Nebraska and Colo
rado.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sagsau expect to
| 80 down to Camp Dodge the last OF
the week for an over Sunday visit with
their son, Hugo. Mrs. Hugo Saggau
Will accompany them.
| Mrs. George McHc,iry went down to
! (), - hn AfnnI1v 10 ho Inr 60 l.,r
DR.. c. r. Evans. OF Columbus. Neb
who underwent an operation at the
Methodist hospital the first of the
week.
! John Shuggart. of Council Rufus
stopped off in Denison last evening fer
q brief visit at the X. p Conner home
while on their way back to the Bluffs
| from Ames. where he had been visit
ing friends.
The Review is in receipt of letter
from Mr. Benson Smith. former resi-:
dent OF Dow City but now residing at
, Noodbine. stating that he and his wife
arc rejoicing over the arrival Of IL son
at their home on Saturday. October
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Miss Lillian Garrison favored the
! congregation Of the Methodist church
! with a beautiful solo at the services
Sunday morning. Miss Garrison has
an exceptional voice and it is always
treat for Il DcniSOn audience 10 hear
her.
J.. G. Wygant has decided to retire
from the retail hardware business and
is using space in this issue of the Re-
view to advertise his stock for sale.
Mr.. WEgant has been engaged in the
, hardware business in !)enison for
MANY years.
Mrs. c. G. kemming returned home
Sunday from Des Moines, where she
, had been visiting for the past two
weeks. Mrs. kCmming visited her son
Chase. at Camp Dodge on a number OF
occasions. Chase has been appointed
Il sergeant and acts as clerk for one
OF the captains.
Mrs. +. Gulirk wa. passenger this
morning 10 Jefferson. where she will
visit until Friday with her daughter,
Mrs. 5. J. Nelson. Mrs. Gulick will
return with her grandson, Eugene.
who will remain here while his par
ents are visiting at Washington and
other eastern points
Earling II. Garrison. who is a stu
dent in the law department OF Drake
university at Des Moines. and L. H.
Kept. senior in the same depart
ment. drove to Denison Friday for an
over Sunday visit with Earnings par
ents They are very enthusiastic over
their law studies. They returned by
auto Sunday afternoon -
Miss Dorothy Jones, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.. Jones. who is Il
student at Grinnoll. has made first
soprano in the Grinnell glee club.
This. is indeed a great honor for there
rs great rivalry among the students
there to make the glce club and those
who do make it must have great must
cal ability. The many friends of Miss
Jones will be elated over her success.
The sale of $50, 600 Denisun school
bonds were sold yesterday. the Craw-
ford County State bank being the
purchasers There were a number of
outside bidders. but the local bank
having made the best bid secured the
bonds. They are per cent bonds and
the premium paid was $l1. The pur-
cllascrS agree to furnish the blank
bonds and pay for all necessary print
ing.
Mrs. Williams. a returned mission
airy from the Republic OF Colombia.
South America. delivered lecture
last evening at the Presbyterian
church. She gave a very fine presen-
tation OF the missouary work in Co
lombia and her description OF the
country and the inhabitants was most
interesting. Mrs. Williams is a very
charming woman and everyone en-
Joyed her lecture immensely
Representative p. J. Klinker, ac-
companied by W. +. l'ishel. of Dow
City. spent last Friday in Drs Moines
trnnsacting business. While there
they took occasion to go ont to Camp
Dodge and visit some of the boys OF
this county who are in training there.
Russell Hayes and Chase kcmming
have both been promoted to non-com-
missiOned offices. they report Mr. |
klinker tells us that he was greatly
surprised at the magnitude of tile
camp and that carpenters are still
engaged III putting UP additional bar !
racks. The main street in the camp. |