The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-14

Cecil Hecht is confined to his hom'
] on account of bad case Of tonsillitis
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKim wer'
pleasant callers in Denison Monda!
from Deloit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. WEIGH, of Bucl
Grove, were guests at the Robert Beu
tel home in Denison over Sunday.
Mrs. A. SS.ander and daughter and
Frank Lilleholm and mother visited
friends in Kiron the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. LiscOmb was up from Dunlap
Tuesday spending the day with hel
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Hecht, and also
attended the concert given by Paul
Reimers.
Jacob Weiss and Frank Comstock
were in Omaha last week, where they
each purchased car loadsof feeders.
They report great demand for cattle
Oh the Omaha market.
| 1t is claimed that Henry Dirk, living
! near Glidden,- placed tub under a
crib of wet corn, and i'll few days he
declares he had tub OF the finest
whisky he ever drank.
If you want to purchase coal it will
be necessary for you to sign an appli.
! cation ten daps in advance of your
| needs. This ruling has just been
| made by the fuel commission. Bear
it in mind.
On account of the dedication Of the
soldiers monument the Parent-Teach-
ers club will meet Thursday. Novem-
Der 18th. In addition to the regular
work Supt. c. E. Humphrey will talk
| on the subject of Habits"
w. E. Cole writes the Review from
Hazelton, N. D., in renting for his
paper that they enjoy the weekly WIS.,
its of the Review and it is like visit
with old friends. He says they like
North Dakota. but miss the old Deni-
son friends.
Crawford county people should bear
in mind that in the future when they
purchase coal it will be necessary to
sign an application for the same ten
days in advance of their needs. No
coal will be sold only upon the signed
applications.
We have been requested to announce
that general invitation is extended
to the public to attend the buffet lun
cheon at the Commercial club room on
Friday evening at 6 o'clock in honor
of Governor Harding. A charge of
so cents will be made for the luncheon.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl F. Kuehnle re-
turned home Tuesday from Chicago,
where they have been for the past sew
eral days visiting relatives and friends
Their daughter, Lydia Belle, who &C.
companied them, remained in Chica-
go for more extended visit.
On another page in this issue of the
Review will be found the names OF
those in Crawford county who pur-
chased Liberty bonds of the second
issue. The list, however, is not COM
plete as one bank at Manila has
failed to send in the names of its pat
rons who purchased bonds.
Joe Meade, who is stationed at Camp
Cody, Deming N. NJ, writes the Re-
view under date of November 9th,
that the Denison boys at the camp are
all in good health. He states they are
being thoroughly drilled and while
the hours are long they are getting
used to it. Joe says two. more Deni-
son boys have been appointed cOrpOr-
ais, Frank Norman and Herbert Nc
Minimee. Crawford county may we'll
be proud Of her young men that she
has already sent into the service and
no one will be surprised to learn of
their advancement from time to time.
is in DenisOn this afternoon attending
a meeting of the federal fuel commits
sion. Mr.. Saunders says that Manila |
is right up against fuel famine and
that yesterday he went to Charter Oak
nd Dvl1 hale n Nf
soft coal that happened to be on track |
there. He stated he has contracted |
for scores of loads of cobs and hopes |
to supply many families with this fuel
il coal is not available. Mr. Saunders |
wood in the county that is absolutely |
served.
Harry Clark ret ned home Monday
from Chicago, being called back on ac-
count of the serious illness of his
wife. Harry, as was announced in the
last issue Of the Review, enlisted in
the engineering corps which is being |
modified at Annapolis Junction, Md.
left last Thursday and was spending
the week end in Chicago visiting rela-
tives, enroute to the east. Mrs. Clark,
who has been i'll for several months
with heart trouble, suffered with re-
lapse Sunday and 1t was deemed adj
to telegraph her husband and
have him return at once. We are glad
to report that Mrs. Clark is now some
what improved
The trouble with the Italians is said
to be that the Germans monkeyed
with the hand organ man.
With all these oil stoves exploding