The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-28

record. under the new war tax meas
ure.
With the beginning Of the new montl
the new internal revenue stamps ca'
be obtained at all the post Offices O
the country.
Nelson p. l'uttcrworth. who is al
Camp Cody at Dcming, n. NJ. arrived
in Dcnisun this morning. He will visit
his parents at Dow City and viii
friends in DanisOn until Monday.
Geo. Wcyner. who resides near Man
ming. was a business caller in D"niso,
,ohup. Mr.. WcGncr paid the Review
Office Il pleasant visit and renewed his
subscription to the county paper.
Mrs. Carl y. Richardson left Monday
for jefferson for few days visit
with relatives. Carl left today fol
jefferson and in company with his
wife. they will spend Thanksgiving
at DrS M0incs at the home of her
brother. +. A. Child.
Judge Hutchinson expects to return
to Dcnison during the Ida County
term OF, court and dispose of the Dcni'
son Hospital matter. The funds re-
:.
will be appOrtioncd between the three
former owners at this time.
Fred Meyers, who resides in section
one. Stockholm township. was a pleas
ant business caller in Dcnison Mon
day, and while here paid the Review
Office Il call and inspected the big
printing presses Mr.. Meyers is 4
graduate of MOrningsidc college and
one Of the prominent citizens of Stock
holm township.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Tamm and Mrs.
Tamm's father, Hans Hilbert. returned
home last night from Pine Cone Camp,
Mimi. where they have been for the
past few months enjoying an outing.
as good the past season as in former
years at Big Sand lake.
Hugo Saggau came up from Camp
Dodge Tuesday for a few days visi.
with his wife and parents. Hugo had
planned to spend MAS at home but
there was no certainty that he could
secure furlough at that time SO de-
cidcd to come now. He reports that
all but eight of the Crawford county
IucIl 1T luC camp IIusC bSSh
ed either to Dcming or Little Rock.
Harry Meyers. who is the leading
of the Honolulu entertainers
who are giving entertainments on the
lecture course platform, will be at Sol.
tlier Friday evening of this week. His
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. X. Meyers,
expect to so to Soldier to attend the
program. Harry is meeting with
much success on the Rcdpath Vawter
lyccum bureau.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. l.. Caswell left to-
day for Greeley. Iowa. where they will
attend the wedding Thursday of their
son. Lieut.. Paul Caswell. to Miss Char
Mon HOldcrt. Paul attended the Off
GERS training camp at TT. Smelling and
recently was commissioned second
of cavalry. The wedding
will be a quiet affair. with only the rel
ativcs and a few intimate friends in
attendance Following the ceremony
they will leave for Il brief honeymoon
trip to Chicago.
A number of the Dcnison football
players went up to Ida Grove last week
to watch the Ida Grove team play.
When the Ida Grove players discovered
that some of the Dcnison players were
On the field they were requested to
leave the grounds. Only two weeks
ago all of the Ida Grove players. to-
,cthcr with their two coaches. came
to DcnisOn and witnessed the game be-
,wccn tho high school team and Car
roll and they were given every c0ur-
tCsv. The craftsmanship Of the Ida
Grove boys is certainly beyond re-
DrOach.
Among the visitors in our city at tho
Thanksgiving time are Rev. George f.
Morphy and wife. Rev. Morphy was
pastor of the Baptist church here some
Ten pears ago and many have most
pleasant rccOllCctions of those days.
Since then he has held Il long pastor
ltc at Salida, Colo, that delightful
central Colorado city the first stop
vest Of the famous Royal gorge. Being
'c;ldy for active work he has now ac-
;cptcd the passionate of the Second
,hurch at Council Bluffs. which pre-
,cntS great field for service among
lnchurchcd people. Rev. Morphy has
consented to remain in DcnisOn over
Sunday and preach in the Baptist
'llurch in the evening.
A new campaign for funds to aid
he government begins with Dcccm
yer third. The government is offering
wo forms Of inducing the people to
ave. and at the same time help the
country in times of war. First. there
S certificate whose face value is five
ollars. redecmable in five years. These
RAW interest. The buyer gets his in
crest in advance, in that he pays, for
in December and January.
i12 for certificate whose face calls
or five dollars at the time of redemp-
ion. They can be cashed at any time
t the post Office on giving notice of
ell days. and the price is set forth in
ixed terms Oh the certificate. The
ecOnd system is by means of Thrift
stamps" of twenty-five cents each.
These can be pasted on card fur
lished by the government, and can be
urned into certificate. All postmast-
RS and postal employees are active
gents for the stamps and certificates
1n.nor$ Mosnu,toee far Bride