The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-01

| uCouoJ Ill DCillooh NAolSAho
Mr.. Theo. Munster was business
caller in Denison Monday from Schles
wig.
Mrs. Clark White of Vail. was
among the shoppers from out of town
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Braase was a pleasant
caller in the city Monday from
Schleswig.
II. Fl. Sievers, of West Side. tran
sacted business at the court house or
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Benningsdorf was over
from Charter Oak Friday visiting hcl
friends and shopping.
Joct Engberg and sister, Miss Lii
liam of Kiron. were pleasant callers
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Bielenberg and Mrs. John
Krohnke, of Schleswig, spent Friday
in Denison with friends.
Mr.. w. F. Ferguson, of Clinton ar
rived in Denison Saturday for a visit
lat the home of his son, w. w. Fer
guson.
o. A. Patterson returned the last
of the week from Cedar Rapids where
he spent several days visiting his
mother.
Mrs. Bart Mitchell and mother, Mrs.
WEIGH, were down from West Side
Tuesday spending the day with Deni.
, son friends.
| Mrs r. H. Brown and children of
Fremont, Nebr., are spending this
week in Dcnison visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tucker.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet at the McHenry hall on Thurs
day afternoon at the usual hour. A
large attendance is requested
Mrs. John Moeller and little daugh.
ter, of Chadron Ncb., came down from
Lake View on Friday for a few days
visit with Miss Jessie Hayes and
many other friends.
Allan Dudley of the Allan Dudley
Live Stock Commission firm of South
Omaha is spending today in Denison
calling on shippers. He is accompa-
MED by Mr.. Owens, a South Omaha
banker.
Luman Sewcll, son of Mrs. l.. A.
Sewell, of Denison. has been elected
principal of the schools at Bedford
Iowa. Luman has been teaching man
ual training there for the past few
years. At present he is attending
summer school at Cedar Falls. His
many Denison friends will be pleased
to learn Of his advancement.
Homer Partridge, of Pierre. S. d..
was in Denison the first of tho week
visiting his mother, Mrs. Jane Part
ridge. Mr.. Partridge is engaged in
the clothing business at Pierre and
was on his way home from Chicago,
where he purchased his fall and win
ter stock of goods. His many Deni-
son friends were glad to see him en-
joying such good health.
Mrs II. A. Graves departed this
morning for Greeley. Col, where she
will join Mr.. Graves, who is in bust.
ness at that place. Mrs. Graves has
successfully conducted school of
dressmaking in DenisOn for the past
| few years and Denison ladies will re-
greet her departure. Miss Debbie Tom
kins has purchased the school of Mrs.
Graves and will conduct the sewing
classes in the future.
A most happy gathering of friends
| and relatives was enjoyed at the
| home of Mrs. A. Herrig in Denison on
| Sunday, when the following guests
were present: Mrs. Henry Brown.
Mrs. John Mcclure. Mrs. Ross Sif-
ford Mrs; G. NJ. Herrig and children,
| all of Wall Lake; Mrs. Joe Keenen, of
Millersburg. Pa, Mrs. A. Herrig. of
Sioux City, and MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Jensen, who reside in the country
| near Denison.
Fl. Blanke. of the Theological Sem
mary at st. Louis. will occupy thte
pulpit at thte German Lutheran
| church Sunday mo ming. The even
ing service will be conducted in the
American language. There will be
services at the regular hour at the
Buck Grove Lutheran church on Sun
day afternoon. A cordial invitation is
| extended to all who may wish to at
tend these services:-Rev. VIM. Frese.
Pastor.
On another page in this issue will
be found the names of the first men
drawn for the new army. The local
exemption board is today mailing out
notices to the first GAG men on this
list. who will report for physical en-
animation next week. The list as
printed in this issue has been check
ed over by the board to avoid mis-
takes. Next week we hope to print
all of the names of the 1920 men who
have registered in the order in which
they will be called.
We call the attention OF our farmer
friends to the Reviews Special Farm
department., which appears in this
weeks issue, for the first time. This
will be a permanent department in
the Review and one which will appeal
to every farmer in Crawford county.
This department is inaugurated by
the Review at considerable expense,
but we believe there is nothing too
good for the farmers of Crawford
county and trust that it will be ap-
preciated. We have secured the SER
vices of Mr. H. D. Gray, who will edit
this department.. Mr.. Gray will spend
practically all of his time visiting the
farmers in the county gathering news
which will be of interest to all. The
management will appreciate any