The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-16
Penelope will meet with Mrs. +. II.
Morgan on Tuesday, May 22d. "a"

ming. May 22d, at the library club
room. A large attendance is desired
as this Is an important meeting.
Bernard Bamford was in Omaha Sat.
urday endeavoring to enlist but was
Of poor eycsight. OF course Bernard
was disappointed but he returned
home confident that he may do some.
thing here to help his country.
Mrs. r. r. Sweet who has been in
Denison for the past few weeks re.
ceived telegram the latter part OF
the week stating that her husband
was seriously i'll at the family home
at North Yakima, Washington. Mrs.
Sweet left the same day for there. y
Mrs. W. J. SERVER. Mrs. Il. p. Con.
ner, Miss Elizabeth Meehan and Miss
Grace Meyers were in Manila ycster.
day afternoon helping to organize a
| Red Cross unit at that place. The
people of Manila are showing great
enthusiasm for Red Cross work and
they expect to have large member
ship there.
| Human Sewcll. who teaches manual
training in the schools at Bedford,
may remain there this summer to
/ take charge OF the farm gardens. Tho
school children there have planted an
immense garden and the citizens have
asked Luman to remain there this
summer to direct the children in the
! care OF it.
A copy of the Kansas City Star Of
! Monday. received at this office. states
| that G. A. Mahon has been commission
ed captain Of the newly mustered in
outpost company. 1t is said to be
the only outpost company in the coun.
try. Mr.. Mahon formerly lived at Vail
| and. is, g. .a0n-in-laW,. Of Mrs. p. +. C..
| Lally, OF Dcnison. r.,;.,7s;;. ,sss..l
Join silletto, is spending this week
in Denison visiting his parents, Mr.
| recovering from an attack of pneu.
to rccupcrate before going back to
work. He is conducting big hard
ware store in Des Moincs and is max.
ing good at his undertaking. 2
Dr. Hal c. Simpson informs the Re
Wow that the veterinarians OF the
country are organizing a society muck
along the same lines as the Red Cross
only it is known as the Blue Cross
society. Veterinarians all over the
country are joining the society and
will volunteer their services to the
government to care for the horses on
the battlefield.
3 Tim and John O'Shca had narrow
escape from death last Sunday when
the automobile in which they were
riding turned turtle in the south part
of town. The wheels Of the car struck
some obstruction and tho driver en-
dcavoring to- swing the machine, out
causing 1t to roll over, pinning the
occupants beneath. Fortunately none
were hurt. The car was only slightly
damaged. t.,
Dcloit has organized another base.
ball team this year which promises to
be every bit as fast as the team of
| last season. Mr.. Chester McGrath.
who is now resident of Denison, is
day last they won tho first game OF
Stripes of Omaha at the ball park at
Deloit will play ball every Sunday at
Lakewood park until the close of the
season and they will meet some OF the
AlOICoI (SdiuS Ill lAAo oC(lAOu oUl'
day they are scheduled. to play the
Council Bluffs lmperials. Many from
here plan to attend this game.
From the Daily Iowau. published at
Iowa City, we learn that Lawrence
Randall, of this city, will spend ten
weeks this summer on the chautau.
qua platform. Lawrence is q member
of tho University of Iowa band which
has arranged with the Chicago i.ycc.
UNI bureau to spend ten weeks; at Clau.
tauquas in Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin
and Minnesota. This band is under
the leadership Of Professor Van.
Dorcn. Tho mon who will so Oh the
tour were selected from the university
band Of sixty pieces. which is recOg.
nizcd rs being the best university
band in the west. Lawrence is to be
congratulated upon his good fortune
in having been selected as one of the
men to make this tour. He plays the
piccolo and flute.
Mrs. w. N. Schouten. who resides
north Of Dow City, has mailed US a
clipping from the Denver Post. which
tells of the enlistment of the three
sons OF Harry NJ. Jones. a former resi-.
dent OF Crawford county, and also
prints their pictures. Friends of the
family will be interested in the ac-
count which follows: Three brothers
all Of them under "a years old. were
accepted yesterday for service in the
United States army as recruits to the
cavalry regiment being raised under
the name Of the Rocky Mountain Ran
gers. The boys are Harold. Earl and
Cecil Jones, aged Is. 81, and % years
respectively. Two Of the boys came
here recently from Iowa City. Iowa.
They decided to Join the army and
sent for their elder brother In ordcr
that he might become a member Of
the same organi cation. All three Of
these boys were born and raised In
Crawford county.
Oscar Strahan, who teaches in the
Clinton public schools, made applica.
ton for the officers reserve corps.
but in order to do so had to go to Day.
export to take the physical cxamina.
ton. The Clinton Times has rather
interestjnr account of the trim he