The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-20

We trust the public will turn out
tonight and hear the concert render
ed by the Denison commercial band.
Mr.. Barborka, the leader. since TAX
ling control of the band has been very
patient, and the program to be given
Tonight will show the result of his
efforts.
Mrs. Georgia Wade-McClellan' and
FMiss Alice James have returned from
their eastern trip. They visited
Gettysburg, Philadelphia, Rochester
and other eastern cities enroute. The
book written by Mrs. Mcclellan will
soon be issued, as she was able to
proof read the pages while at Ro.
leicester.
Willard Gillette arrived in Denison
MONDAY afternoon from Albert Lea,
Mimi, where he now makes his home.
He has enlisted for service in the
.Isecond regiment band, Company G, at
lAlbert Lea, and is to report July Is.
|Since leaving Denison Willard has
lperfected himself in music and mani
|pulates the clarinet to perfection.
C. NJ. Dybbro, of the Boys store.
made quick trip to Chicago last
week, going in Thursday evening, and
returning Saturday morning. In an ad
Ito be found in another part OF this pa
|per, The Boys call attention to sale
iof coats and dresses, the merchandise
|being a purchase made by Mr.. DybbrO
while in Chicago. Look up the adj.
Milo LaCroix, who has been confined
in the Denison hospital for some time.
suffering with Encouragement OF tho
mind, was taken to Windside, Nebr.,
Tuesday morning. His mother and a
brother accompanied him, to that
lplace. His condition did not seem to
improve very much, and it was
thought best that he be taken home. .
John Bailey is enjoying visit this
week from his sister, Mrs. NJ. letters,
and her daughter. Mrs. Howard May
vile, of Madison, Wis, who arrived
lin Denison Saturday morning. Mrs.
Mayville will be joined by her husband
on Saturday, and they will return to
Madison together Mr.. Bailey had not
seen his sister for eleven years, and
the visit at this time is joyous one.
The members of the Brnedershaft
are arranging for a childrens' day fes-
tival to be held at the park and hall
lin north DenisOn on July 4th. The
arrangements are not perfected as
vet, however, but there will be some
big doings. possibly a regular Fourth
of July celebratiQ We will be able
to tell more of the affair next week,
as the committees will hold meet
ling tonight and decide upon the mat
tier.
Martin Saggau. and wife, who have
been visiting for some time in Chicago,
are expected to start for home today.
They will be accompanied by Mr.. Hen
nv Poggensee, and wife, and will drive
across country in touring steamer
car. Arriving at Denison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Poggensee will be joined by Mr..
and Mrs. John Saggau and they will
20 to Pine Cone Camp, at Dorset,
tMinn:,> where they will spend some
time.
The state Sunday school convention
lis being held this week at Council
Bluffs. Being ut this end OF the state
q goOdly number from this county
who are interested in Sunday school,!
work will attend. Among these are
Prof. F.. l.. Hoffman and wife. Mrs. E.
Nv. Pierce. Mrs. r. Hawley, Mrs. Ro.
Hand, and Mr.. c. X Meyers. from the
methodist Sunday school. Representa-
|tives from other Sunday schools here
will also be in attendance.
Fl. II. Smith and o. ]. MOir. repre-
senting the Redpath-Vawter chautau-
Iuua system, we're in DenisOn on Fri
day and Saturday OF last week dis
ltributing advertising matter for the
Denson chautauqua. Mr.. Smith is a
student at Coe college, and Mr.. NOR
lis teacher at Elborn. and both
gentlemen are spending the summer
vacation with the chautauQua system,
thereby seeing plenty OF the country.
They will wind up the circuit in Mis-
ISOurl.
| Bradley Lee, who came down from
Ashton, S. D., in March to erect the
new buildings on the Gus Lochmiller
farm, has completed the work, and on
Monday evening left for OsceOla, Iowa,
where he will visit his son, George
Mr.. Lee has fine farm near Ashton,
but as he has plenty Of help he was
enabled to get away from farm work
and assist Mr.. Lochmiller. The new
buildings, by the way, are very pre-
tentious, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lochmiller
will greatly enjoy them.
! F. w. Buncher, Of Des Moines, ar
rived in Denison Monday afternoon,
and accepted a position in the Boys
store at the head of the shoe depart
ment Mr.. Buncher was for years con-
nected with the Seymour Shoe Co., at
Des Moines, and has had in actual en-
perience twenty five years OF service
in the shoe business. He has every
appearance of being very capable,
accommodating and courteous gentle
man and we welcome him to the bust
ness interest of Denison.
| Wall Lake was the principal attrac-
ton for autoists on last Sunday. and
it seemed that every citizen of the
county and all of the surrounding