The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-31

Mrs. A. Cook of Dunlap WAS shop
per in Denison Saturday.
Miss Agnes McGrath of Mapleton
spent several days in Denison last
week visiting friends.
Attorney l.. w. Powers returned
home last evening from ten days
business trip to Missouri. -
Mrs. D. Bornholdt of Charter Oak
arrived in Deinson Monday for a few
days visit with. her sister, Mrs. John
Rohwer
Mrs. G. L. Flodeen returned Satur
day to her home in Lincoln after q
few days visit here at the home OF
her nephew, c. NJ. Dybro.
DR.. J. J. Meehan departed Monday
for Chicago where he will spend q
week or ten days. 1t was reported in
last weeks paper that DR.. Meehan
had left for Chicago but his trip was
postponed
The Womens' Relief Corps will meet
in the McHenry Hall on Saturday,
November 3. Mrs. Bessie K. Manches.
ter of Dunlap, will be present to in
spect the corps. A large attendance
is requested.
| NJ. L. McElwain who recently under
went an operation at the hospital in
! Rochester, Mimi, returned home last
| Thursday. Mr.. McElwain has not
yet recovered from the operation but
is rapidly regaining his strength.
The barber shop fixtures are being
moved this week from the room in the
opera house block which will be &C.
cupied after, November I, by John
Fastje. Mr.. Fastje will use this ex-
cellent room for piano display room,
Mrs. Webb Stump expects to leave
Friday for Indianola where she will
visit her parents until Thanksgiving.
She will be accompanied by Miss
Madge Edwards one of the high school
instructors, who will visit there over
Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Bretthauer and
Mrs. Ed Glau motored over from the
Oak Saturday and spent the day here
visiting friends and shopping. Mr..
and Mrs. Bretthauer will move to Den
ison in March having purchased the
Mrs. Geo. schelm residence near
Washington park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Karr returned
Monday from Omaha where. Mr.. Karr
conducted special services in the
Parkvale Presbyterian church. The
house was crowded to capacity both
morning and evening. As a result of
the days work, thirteen accepted
Christ and united with the church.
The Review is in receipt of remit
lance from r. Wore of Spring Lakes,
Texas, to advance his subscription to
the paper for another year. Mr.. Wore
has been a subscriber of the Review
since the paper was first launched
and writes that he could not get along
without it.
Fred Lentz spent several days last.
week in Omaha looking after his mOv-
ing picture house which he recently
purchased there. Mr. LEM purchased
a building on the corner of 10th and
Hickey street and remodelled it for
picture theatre. We are advised
that it is being we'll patronized. 4
Marcus McCord, of the high school
football team, is confined to his home
on account of injuries received during
the Coon Ropids game last Friday at
ternOon. A tendon in one of his limbs
is badly drawn up and the limb has
been placed in cast. His many
friends arc hoping that his recovery
will be speedy.
County Superintendent of Schools,
F. N. Olry, went down to Des Moines
yesterday where he will remain until
the last of the week in attendance
at the. state teachers convention. To.
day he is attending a meeting of the
county superintendent. Supt. G. e.
Humphrey, Of the Denison schools,
went down today to attend the con-
vention. e '.-
Carl F. Kuehnle returned home the
first of the week from Fl. Smelling,
Mimi, where he spent few days
visiting his son, Carl Frederick, who
is an assistant instructor at the Off
GERS reserve training camp. Mrs.
Kuehnle and Lydia Bell accompanied
him there but are spending this week
in Chicago for visit with friends
before returning home.
The Review has been requested to
announce that the proclamation is
sued by DR.. Ernest Hugh Fitzpatrick,
dated October 1, calling upon British
subjects to enlist, was issued without
official authority, and the said pro-
clamation and relative newspaper ar
ticles are inaccurate in that conscrip-
ton of subjects within the United
has not yet reached legislative sane
ton.
The DenisOn' hospital is now in
charge of Mrs. Frances Beymer.
graduate nurse who has been assisting
DR.. Conn at Sioux City. Mrs. Beymer
arrived in Denison Sunday to assume
the duties of head nurse. The hos
pital has been thrown open by DR..
Conn to all physicians who can attend
their patients at the hospital. 1t is
hoped that the hospital will be well
patronized. .e-
The Adventist church is using space
in the Review this week to announce
a series of special meetings which will
be held at their church commencing
Friday evening Of this week. The
meetings will be in charge Of Elder
s. A. Oberg, of Nevada, Iowa, who is
strong fluent speaker with a mes
sage we'll worth hearing. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend
these meetings. p. i