The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30

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81 Stanley Brown and son Of Delo!
! were in Denison on Monday on thei
way home from Des MOincs where TIL
son made application to join the col
Ors as Il bugler He expects to bt
called out within the next few weeks
Rev. Stubcrg with six helpers wilt
has been conducting an independent
Sunday and held services at Washing
ton Park. Members of the holiness
fchUrch worsllippcd with them at tho
parE. ~
Leslie Gulick was down from Car
roll over Sunday visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. e. Gulick Leslie has
the agency for the Cadillac car IN
Carroll county and reports business
good having already disposed Of three
machines.
DR.. C. ID. Evans, of Columbus. Neb.
was an over Sunday guest at the home
OF his daughter Mrs. Geo. McHenry
Carroll Evans who has, been attend
ing medical college in Philadelphia
was also guest at tho McHcnry
home. = s,g>f s.
The regular monthly business meet.
ing of the commercial club will be
held On Friday evening Of this week.
Every member is urged to be pre-.
sent at this meeting as some import.
ant business will como up for con-
sideration. s'"'' "- +
Luman Scwell who teaches manual
training in the public schools at Bed
ford. returned home Sunday. school
having closed there Friday Luman
will teach in the summer school at
Sheldon and expects to leave Thurs
day for that place.
We have been requested to announce
that the law Offices OF Denison will be
closed every Saturday afternoon for
the neNt three months. commencing
, with Saturday, June I'd. This custom
| was started list summer in order to
give the lawyers a half holiday.
Otto Dresselhaus is flying around
in new Chandler roadster which he
purchased OF Dr.. L. NJ. Coon the local
distributor last week. The Car is
one Of the pretticst that We have
seen this season and we know Mr. and
Mrs. Drcssolhaus will enjoy. it to the
utmost. .>r.Ef. a.
Messrs C. L. Ducander Barney
Otto, John ShawVan: H. l.. Fitch,
Hugo Saggau, Maurice Nielsen. Jacob
5ohnson, II. J. Cummings, Andrew
Bell. Jr., and A. +. BOylan motorcd
down to Dow City Monday evening
whore they assisted in putting on
some third degree work in Masonry.
MIR. and Mrs. Wm Daniels are
spending this week in Dcnison visit
ing at the home of their son, Andy
Danmcls. Mr.. Daniels has been op.
Grating a grocery store III Dcs Moincs
for tho past few months but recently
sold the business and came here for
a visit before looking UP another To-
cation.
Friends Of Miss Alice Boyd. of Den
ison, will be interested to hear OF her
interpretativc recital of "POllyanna,"
by Eleanor II. Porter, on last Thurs
day afternoon at Morningside. where
she will graduate next week from the
school of expression and also music
On Tuesday. June It'll. Miss Boyd will
render her music recital.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Secman went
down to Omaha Monday afternoon and
accompanied Mr. W. a. McHenry
home OF, the late train that night. Mr..
MclIcnry with his daughter. Mrs. Ed.
spending the winter months at Pasa.
dena. Calf. We arc pleased to SEQ
Mr.. McEienry enjoying his usual good
health.
Miss Alice James expects TO leave
soon with Mrs. Georgia Wadc-McClel.
Ian for Pennsylvania, where the latter
will spend some time at Il large pub.
fishing house which, is getting out a
book on the battle OF Gettysburg, writ.
ten by her. The publishing house is
paying all of the expenses of Mrs. Nc.
Clellan and Miss James, and they will
visit all Of the important cities in the
east before returning home. They
are planning on spending some time
at Gettysburg, the old home OF Mrs.
Mcclellan.
Harry Meyers who graduated from
our high school in the class of, 1915.
was in the city over Sunday. He has
boon now two years at Des Moincs
college. AS he injured his collar bone
in foot ball gamc7at Mount Vernon
last fall. the army surgeons would
not take him in the ranks SO he has
decided to obey the advice Of Prcsi.
dent Wilson and 30 to. raising food
for the boys who can fight to eat. With
his close chum, Harry has gone to
central Wisconsin where tho soil
seems Just right to raise onions pro-
fltably, and will put in the summer in.
viting the fragrant comfy globes to
do their best for country, and incident
ally for the benefit OF the faithful
toilers. He took along his guitar, on
which he is an expert performer and
will while away the hours with mus
ic when not taking advantage of one
of Wisconsin's famous little lakes for
boating and fishing