The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-26

| Rudolph Harder underwent an op'
Grafton for appendicitis last Friday
| The operation was most successful
and he is now on the road to recovery
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ferguson are
expected home today from Sioux
City, where the have been for the
past three days attending a meeting
of photographers.
| Mrs. w. J. SERVER is enjoying Wis.
| it this week from her cousin, Mrs
| p. +. Mckee, a resident of Evanston,
| III. Mrs. Mckee is OH her way to Cal.
| ifornia, where she will spend the win
ter months.
Mr.. A. c. Bale returned home yes
terday from Aberdeen, S. d., where
he made an extended visit at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Fletcher
Mr.. Bale spent most Of the summer
at Pine Cone Camp and on the way
home from there stopped off at Aber-
County Attorney w. L. Kahler
motored to Lake Okoboji Sunday
morning, where he spent the day at
the cottage of Mrs. AinswOrth. Mon
day he drove to Fairmont, Mimi. on
a business mission, returning home
yesterday. He travelled 175 miles on
the return trip, most of the way
through the mud.
The Denison-Sioux City road boost.
er meeting. scheduled for last evening,
| in DenisOn, was called off on account
Of the weather. but the tour to Sioux
City, planned for Friday Of this
week. will be carried through. Many
Denison people have signified their in
tention Of making the trip and it may
be possible that the Denson band will
accompany the boosters.
Rev. J. Fl. Senseney and daughter,
Miss Eva, who reside at Long Beach,
Calf, arrived in Denison Monday for
a few days visit with friends. They
had been visiting relatives at points
in eastern Iowa, and took occasion
| to stop off here on their return trip.
Their many Denison friends are in
deed glad to see them again and
only regret that they are making such
a short visit.
A ball in honor of the Denison men
who have enlisted in the signal SER
vice is planned for Friday evening OF
this week at Midway Heights. The
dance will be free to the men who
have enlisted in the signal service. An
invitation is extended to all to attend
the dance and tickets will be sold at
one dollar Excellent music has been
secured and the best of order will be
maintained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Seemann and
baby, Of Sioux City, were in Denison
Saturday visiting at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Seemann.
Mrs. Seemann left here Sunday in
company with her brother, Robert
Dunn, of Lincoln, for New York City,
where they will meet their parents
and tour the east in a machine. The
Seemann baby is being cared for by
its grandparents.
w. A. McHenry attended a sale of
big type Poland China hogs at Orange
City last Friday. The sale was held
by Peter Mouw. one of the great
Poland China breeders of the country
and the offering was a splendid one
The high price paid for boar at this
oeh1S wac Fp,ooU. "A NIL Val lCI VI Allo
souri,. purchased the animal, Gerts-
dale Jones 2441S7 at the above named
price. Mr.. McHenry purchased two
bOars at the sale, one son of Gerts-
dale Jones, and he is justly proud of
his purchase.
At a meeting of eleven Masons held
last evening in the lodge rooms in
npNisnr vi Ir;,,
club was organized. W. E. Fishel. of
Dow City. was elected chairman and
K. r.. Mote, secretary. The purpose
of this organization is to bring the
Crawford county members of the Ma
sonic lodge. OF which there are one
hundred. into closer touch with one
another. Mr.. Mote requests that cv-
cry member of the Masonic order re-
siding in the county send in his name
and address as soon as possible.
Rev. j. L. Boyd is returned as pas.
tor of the NJ. e. church of Denison for
another year. The action of the con
ference in sending him back to Deni-
son was in accordance with request
of the church here that he be returned
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ference at Indianola as one of un-
usual interest and speaks of the
patriotic address of Bishop Stuntz as
one of the features of the conference.
The minister is planning for busy
year and hopes to make this one of
his most successful years in Denison
We are sure the church is pleased
with the action of the conference in
returning Mr.. Boyd for another year.
Mr. Chas. X. Meyers returned from
his trip to the NJ +. conference at In
dianola Monday evening. He was well
pleased with lndianola as a college
town. and believes the college there
to be an excellent place for the right
education of the young folks of Iowa
On the way home he spent Monday in
Des Moines and was for four hours at
the Camp Dodge military encampment.
He did not find any of the Crawford
county boys. but found thousands of
young men busy gaining a military
education. There were all kinds, from
those lust arriving with their home