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

Manila over Sunday last.
Miss Mildred, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIM. Luney, left Monday morn
ing for Grinnell, where she will attent
college the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. BrOdersen went tt
SchleSwig Sunday. where they viSitet
at the home of their brother, George
Brodersen. Mrs. George Brodersel
has been very i'll the past six weeks
but we are pleased to state that she i:
much better at this time.
Saturday night proved another rec
ord breaker for Denison in point O.
the number of autos parked on the
different streets. Every available
space was occupied, many of the cars
coming from great distances as com
pared to distances travelled in former
times.
Barney BrOdersen continues to ado
new and better blood to his livestock
out on Oakdale farm. The most re
cent addition was made Saturday
when he received another pure bred
ram from Ames. His sheep are al
recorded and the flock consists OF
twenty as fine ewes as can be found
| in the land
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Edgington
! the newly married couple spoken OF
in our last issue, arrived in DenisOn
| Wednesday afternoon. and are now
visiting ut the home of Mr.. Edging
| tons mother at Coon Grove. They
were married at Huron. and for a we'd
ding trip visited at Des Moines. Fair
| E,l,l TO-,
| DeniSOn their home.
| The r. Fl. club met last Friday with
Mrs. J. PHI. Jones, on East Chestnut
street, at which time a most enjoy
able and profitable afternoon was
spent. Red Cross work was taken up
and large amount of work was ac-
complShed. there being good turn
out Of members. Later in the after
noon a delicious luncheon was served
by the hostess. Mrs b. Moeller, of
| Lincoln, was the out of town guest.
VIM. Mcbride and his estimable
| wife are soon to make DenisOn their
home. as they have just purchased the
John ROhwer property on Broadway
and Washington avenue. This is a
very fine home and the McBrides' are
just the people to enjoy it: they are
glad to have their friends drop in up
on them any time. and their friends
are equally glad to do SO. All Deni-
son extends a hearty welcome to Mr..
and Mrs Mcbride.
Mrs. J. b. Hughes, of Boone, stop
ped in DeniSOn Saturday evening on
her return from Council Bluffs, and
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John RachwitZ. Sunday her husband
and son. accompanied by Mr..
Fred Kimble, drove down from Boone
and spent the afternoon, Mrs. Hughes
returning to Boone with them. Mr.
kimble has been in the marine ser
vice for twenty years and had some
| interesting experiences to relate.
On Thursday and Friday of this
week the Commercial club and the
newspapers Of Denison will entertain
the Southwestern Iowa editors as we'll
as the Upper Des Moines association.
Committees have been appointed and
a program suitable for the occasion
| is being arranged, and we feel sure
the editors will enjoy themselves. A
| cordial welcome is extended the ed
itors and their wives, and we trust
there will be a goodly number OF the
| fraternity present.
Among the many people from all ov-
er Crawford county who came to Den
ison Saturday morning to see the SOL
der boys off, was John Oeser. Of
Hayes township, After bidding good
bye to the boys at the station Mr..
Oeser came up to the Review office
and anrn11nl biS cnhcn rih.
err for the next year. He and party
of twentNfour others from Hayes
township came Denison with their
err, who was called to the colors, and
for the train.
Mr.. Carl f. Kuehnle spoke at Girls
void last week at the reunion and
Homecoming of the Cass County Vet
Grams association. The Griswold
American has the following: Mr.
kuehnle's address was upon patriot
ism and citizenship,sa He we'll por-
trayed the duty of Americans in this
trying hour. The fact that Mr.. Kuehn-
lie is himself OF German parentage
gave added strength and force to his
remarks. as he drove home. in well
chosen language, the duty of men of
foreign birth or ancestry to stand bv
our country and our flag. He well
demonstrated the fact that he is
high minded, patriotic and forceful
gentleman. His address received
many tlattering compliments"
The Review acknowledges a letter
and remittance from Guy V. Whaley
at Vallejo, Cali, where he is city SUI
perintendent of schools. In the letter
Mr.. Whaley says his mother had en-
pressed the desire that someone send
her the Review as birthday present,
and he Immediately accepted the in
vitation. The Whaley's will be re-
membered by hundreds of Dow City
people. as they formerly lived at that
place, and all have warm place in
their hearts for the most estimable
couple. They are now residing at Po-
mona, Cali, and both are enjoying
good health and like their home very
much. Guy V. has been with them
most of the summer season. but has
returned to Vallejo in order to take