The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-18

Messrs. J. v. Barborka, Clement
WEIGH and Matt Frey motored to Ids
Grove this forenoon to visit the boy:
Of Co. B.
Miss Agnes Owens returned home
Monday after a two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. l. A. McGrin, of Law
ton, Iowa.
Miss Alice Boyd is giving her Pol
lyanna recital in Randolph tonight
and Thursday night will give it in
Thurman, Iowa.
Miss Frances Boyd, who is taking
a course in telegraphy at Sioux City
is spending this week at the parental
Rev. J. l.. Boyd home.
Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Watts and chill
dren, OF Lismore. Mimi, have been
visiting the past two weeks with lela
entity.
Misses Emma Brogden, Maurine
Cavett, Ruth Weiss and Alice Boyd
attended the Standard Bearer conven.
ton at Malvern, Iowa, the first Of the
week.
Thomas McGrin motored from his
home near Lawton last Wednesday
for a visit at the Fienhold, Owens and
Flaherty homes. His parents return.
ed home with him Saturday evening
for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Goodrich and
children, of Kiron, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Goodrich and son, OF Cushing, Iowa,
and r. Hoffman. Of Randolph, are
visiting this week at the John Hoff-
man home.
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ed
Carl F. kuehnle spent several days
last week at FIT. Smelling, Mimi, WIS.,
iting his son, Carl Frederick, who is
in training there. Mr.. kuehnle re-
ports the four Denison boys at the
camp to be enjoying the best of health
and working hard and all have hopes
of securing a commission in the new
army.
Stuart C. Wigg, president of the
Omaha Christian Endeavor Union ad-
dressed the C. E. society IF the First
Presbyterian church last Sunday
evening. He is vigorous and pleas
ing speaker, always having mes
sage for young people. He gives them
something to work toward and tells
how it may be attained.
EotLo, uoroh opA
Miss Margaret Haugh spent last week
at Lake Okoboji enjoying an outing.
The trip was made overland in Father
Farrelly's car, and on their return
they stopped off day or two at EN-
mettsburg, for visit with relatives.
Father Farrelly reports crop condi-
lions excellent between here and the
lakes.
The Boy Scout organization of the
Baptist church on Friday OF last week
made shipment of two tons of old
paper which they have collected
around town during the past month.
Sergeant McNiece, who was called
recently to the colors, left last week
Tor Dubuque, Iowa., where he is in
charge Of recruiting office.
Capt. B. NJ. Lockard returned to
Chicago Monday evening, after a few
days visit in DenisOn at the w. r.
Temple home. Mr.. Lockard has en-
listed in the engineers corps and was
given a captains commission. Mrs.
Lockard and children will remain in
Denison for more extended visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Temple.
The following Omahans have been
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Kari
during the week: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pepper, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart c. Wigg.
Miss Irene Baker. William A. Vickery,
Mrs Robel and her son. Charles, and
Miss Hail. They all went away with
a new impression of Denison, unani-
mously exclaiming: Isn't Denison a
lovely town."
An excellant photograph Of the
members of Company B, End Iowa In
fantry, which is on display in the
show window at the Grau drug store.
is attracting considerable attention.
he picture was taken by w. w. Fer
with special camera and although
lucEe uIc lOO lllcu III PIC
ture it is exceedingly plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Caswell retlrn-
ed home Monday from Minneapolis,
where they spent several days in at
tendance at the National Editorial
convention. While there they took
occasion to visit their son, Paul, who
is in training at TT. Snelling4 Mr.. Cas-
we'll appeared on the program at the
editorial convention with a paper. He
reports the attendance at the conven-
ton exceedingly large.
Reverend Percival Nugget, d. D..
pastor of the largest ConSreg at!onal
church in the world, Brooklyn, gave
Il most inspiring address, at the Pres.
byterian prayer meeting last Thurs
day evening ~ about sc\crty people.
His subject was on faith that stands
the test during these days of world
movements when nations seem to
have gone mad. His message will not
soon be forgotten by those who heard
him.
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