The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-24

Mrs. T. c. Dobson and daughter
Eunice, were visitors in DenisOn Sat
urday from Deloit.
Clement J. WEIGH is expected homo
tomorrow from Davenport, where he
has been visiting friends and relatives
for the past ten days. ,....,. H. -.
,IEarling j; Harrington and = sister
Blanche, were callers in the city yes
terday from Vail. They were accom-
panied by Miss Nell Harrington,
| The Woodmen Circle will hold q
special meeting next Monday night
October 20. The Importance of the
meeting is to vote OH number Of
candidates. @.., ..- -l ~
James and Roy Mitchell are enjoy
ing a visit from their mtOher, Mrs
VIM. Mitchell, of Springfield, Mo. She
plans to remain here with her sons
until after the holidays. say
The w. o. w. and .Woodmen Circle
will hold the annual pumpkin pie
social on next Saturday night. This
has become an event, looked forward
to with great interest and no doubt
the attendance will be, good. 49,
| DR.. A. H. Rosburg left last Thursday
for. Rochester, Mimi, where he will
remain two weeks. taking clinic work
on the nose and throat. g, DR.. Rosburg
plans to specialize on this work and is
taking advantage of the clinic work at
Rochester. 4a.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. BOllen and little
/ daughter motored to Story City Sun
day morning, where they visited. .un-
til Monday at the home OF Mr.. Bollen's
sister, Mrs. Lou Johnson. They re-
turned home in the snow storm Mon
day evening. 80. ..a.e,. r.
Mrs. George Seemann, who has been
on an extended eastern trip, arrived in
Denison Sunday for visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Seemann. George
drove down from Sioux City Sunday
and his wife and baby accompanied
him home Monday. g-s ..ss
James Armstrong, acting for the
Woodmen Of the World, purchased a
$1,000 Liberty Bond on Tuesday morn
ing. The Woodmen had previously
invested at the time of the first Liber-
ty Bond, loan. The sovereign camp
at Omaha purchased $4,000 worth
last week.
B. Brodersen is somewhat crippled
this week on account of an accident
he had out on his farm. Mr. BrOder-
sen undertook to step up a bank and
the earth gave way, causing him to
sprain his ankle. The injury is most
painful one, but Mr.. Brodersen is not
allowing. it to keep him from the store
The management Of the opera house
has found it necessary to raise the
admission price to picture shows after
November LIST owing to the war tax
on. seats, tickets and films. After No
vember LIST the admission to the reg
ular picture shows will be 15s for
adults and 1Oc for children under IL
years OF age. Children under six will
he admitted free when accompanied
by parents. Pew
The First Church of Christ Scent
list have issued invitations for a lec-
ture to be given at the opera house on
Thursday evening of this week at S:15l
o'clock, by Charles w. Chadwick, C.
s., B. of Omaha. Mr.. Chadwickt.is a
of the Christian, Science board
of lectureship of the First Church Of
Christ, Boston, Mass, and Is lectur-
or of note. Every one is cordially in.
vited to attend this lecture and it Is
hoped that the attendance will be
large.
Elmer Brown, an old time resident
of Crawford county. who now resides
in Rochester. N. Y, was in Denison
last week, the first time since moving
to Rochester some six or seven years
ago. Business in connection with the
sale of his Milford township farm
Mr.. Brown to .Denison at this
time. He reports his family as we'll.
Miss Ruth, former student in the
penison high school, is now teaching
and is considered one of the prominent
teachers Of her community. 81
- Crawford county experienced its
first real snow storm this season on
of this week, which almost
assumed the proportions Of an old
fashioned blizzard: The mercury In
the thermometers. fell at a rapid, rate
and Overcoats and furs were distinct
lively in, vogue. Since Tuesday, how
ever, the weather has been milder.
Raymond 1Hird,. who is. working in
the government arsenal at Rock ISL
and, was in Denison last week for the
purpose of taking the first degree in
Masonry.
The Review has received letter
from the agency handling the Wrig- |
ley chewing gum advertising matter
which has been running in the Re-
view for the past two years, ordering |
It discontinued. The company has
found It necessary to discontinue their |
advertising in all Of the newspapers
owing to the fact that they are two
behind on their orders. Wrig- |
leys are one Of the largest advertisers
in the United States and the fact that
they are two months behind in filling |
their orders goes to show their adver- |
Using is effective. ....,... ,......,
y Charles Lamberty, who is stationed
1t Camp Cody, Deming, N. M, writes |
lis brother, George, that the men at
he camp there are certainly making
record purchasing liberty loan bonds.
Charles says that his company holds |
he record for the entire camp on the |
AMOUNT of bonds subscribed for the 40 !
men now hold $4,000 worth Of bonds |
II the first and second issue. There is