The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-08
The Ferguson
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A party of little folks were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. A. E. Ed
gington, southeast of Denison. on
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
little Pauline Beth Scar, of Jewell, Ia,
who is 2, guest in the Edgington home.
J. W. Monaghan and w. A. Cramer
departed Monday evening for Water
! loos It'd tttfnd the annual convention
of the county clerks, recorders, audi
tors and treasurers. Louie Evers
left last evening to attend the conven-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs d. E. Voss, Miss JOS
sic Kinney and J. v. Barborka fur
nished the music for the Red Cross
dance given at Dow City last Friday
evening They report a good attend
ance at the dance which netted the
Dow City chapter about one hundred
dollars.
DR.. C. w. Carr returned to Denison
yesterday from Craig, Sask., Canada,
where he has been for the past sew
eral weeks looking after his land in
terests in that vicinity. DR.. Carr re-
ports crop conditions most promising
in Canada.
August Dryer, whose home is in
the east, will lecture at the l.. D. S.
church next Sunday afternoon at :
o'clock He has been in foreign lands
many times, has lectured in many Of
the larger cities and comes to us
highly recommended. The lecture will
be free and hearty welcome will be
extended to ALL
VIM. ,McHenry and Chas. Seeman
came down from Lake Okoboji Mon
day. Chas. Seeman was called to ap-
pear yesterday for examination at the
court house, he being one Of tine first
drawn for the new army form this
county. Charles last spring made ap-
plication for the officers reserve
and expects to be called to Ft
Smelling, Mimi, the last of this month
Miss Helen Schouten entertained
in honor of her house guests, the
Misses Fanchion Camel. OF Sioux
City. and Mildred and Florence
Brown, of Alta, Iowa. 1t was a happy
reunion of Ames students and other
guests, including Miss Lucinda Nc
Henry, of Dow City. Delicious re-
freshments were served at the close
of the afternoon.
The navy" yard hose cart was put
out OF commission Saturday morning
while making the run to the fire at
the Chamberlin Motor and Supply
company's plant. The hose cart was
hitched to an automobile and at the
corner of Chestnut and Locust the
cart ran into the curb, breaking one
wheel. A hose cart from the city
hall is located at the station in south
Denison until the old one is repaired.
Miss Anna Munley, OF Council
Bluffs, is spending this week in Den
son visiting friends.
The Hospital Supplies Committee
has just sent off box OF finished
garments of which they feel justly
proud Deloit, Kiron, Vail and Arion
have all helped to swell the supply.
Forty-flve bathrobes, one hundred and
forty hospital suits, thirty-three paja-
ma suits, and twenYy-one shoulder
wraps filled his first box and many
more articles are made and ready for
hte next box but could not be includ-
ed in this. Table napkins, tray COW
ers, towels, knitted sponges. bed
socks, hot Watcr-l.'g covers, ETC., will
be sent when enough to fill box are
ready.
G. l.. Caswel was in Sioux City
Saturday, where he attended meet
ing OF publishers Of weekly newspa-
pers in western Iowa. The meeting
was called for the purpose Of discus.
sing the advisability Of raising the
subscription price of weekly papers
from $3.50 to $500 per year. On &C.
count Of the advancing cost Of print
paper and in fact all printing mater
ial newspaper men find that they can
not afford to sell their newspapers
at $3.50 a year. Many of the publish
ers that attended the meeting Satur-
day decided to raise their subscrip-
ton price in the near future.
Adolph Hamann was down from
Schleswig Thursday transacting bus
:ipess.
The Review is able to announce
some news this week that will be of
special interest to the young readers
of the paper and probably the grown
ups as we'll. The great Hagenbach-
Wallace shows will visit Denison on
Thursday, August 80, and will give
two performances, one in the after
noon, the other in the evening as we'll
as street parade in the forenoon.
The advance man visited Denison the
last of the week and made the nee
essary arrangements for the circus
coming to Denison.' The Hagenbach
Wallace CIRCUS is one of the largest
and more than forty railroad cars
are required to haul the equipment.
DR.. w. H. Schultz and Ed. Ebert
were down from Schleswig Monday
attending to business matters at the
county capital. -.,..4
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