The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-17

wig Sunday for visit with Mrs. StOl
tenbergs father, E. K. Burch.
Mrs. w. A. Lieb returned Monday to
her home at Paullina after a pleasant
weeks visit in Denison with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stock.
The Hannibal Fink family left Sat
urday for Spirit Lake, where they will
spend the summer at their cottage at
that place. They made the trip by
auto.
| Andrew Larson, who farms near De.
lott, was in this city Thursday attend
ing to some business matters and call.
ing on friends. He paid this Office q
pleasant call.
| Mrs. J. P: Conner departed Monday
afternoon for Council Bluffs for visit
with Mrs. H. H. VanBrunt. She will
visit Mrs. Ed Phelan in Omaha before
returning home.
Mrs. Geo. Fletcher and little daugll'
ter returned to their home at Aber'
deem, S. D., today after a pleasant visit
here at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Bale.
w. E. Kahler and Mrs. Allie Aims.
worth motored to Creston Friday, and
visited friends and relatives. return.
ing home Sunday. Mr.. Kahler's moth.
er accompanied them to Denison for a
brief visit.
Mrs. NJ. A. Penney and mother, Mrs.
Helen Hughes, returned last week from
California where they had been spend.
ing the winter months. Mrs. Hughes
will remain here with her daughter
for the summer.
Report of school in district No. 6,
Willow township, for month ending
April, 18th: Number enrolled, II;
neither absent nor tardy. Junia Noel.
vain, Evelyn Keim. Nellie Clemens.
Bessie Lutts, teacher.
Corp. Leslie Heiden was up from
Camp Dodge over Sunday visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Heiden.
Leslie states that many of the Camp
to other encampments.
Mrs. r. w. Bamford returned last
Saturday from Rochester, Mimi, where
she consulted specialists in regard to
her health. Mrs. Bamford will return
to Rochester the last of this week and
submit to an operation.
A box social and a Red Cross sale
will be held at Goodrich No. Z school
house Friday, April Goth. The children
are arranging suitable program for
the occasion under the direction Of
their teacher, Miss Hazel Aebischer.
Report of school district No. I. Nor.
gan township, for month ending April
9th: Pupils enrolled, II; neither absent
nor tardy, Marvin Hoist, Edward 10.
chims, Viola Jochims. Garnet Hamann,
Lillian, Hamann. Della Paulson, teach
er.
w. G. Porter. proprietor of the Den.
ison Storage Battery company. spent
the latter part of last week at Fort
Dodge. A car load shipment of vii.
lard batteries was received at Fort
Dodge last week and Mr.. Porter went
there to have his consignment for
warded to DenisOn.
John Saggau and son. John, and J..
H. Tamm returned home Saturday al
ternoon from Detroit, Mich, driving
cross country with three Dodge tour
ing cars for the DenisOn Auto com.
pany. They report most enjoyable
trip, with good roads most Of the way.
The trip was made home in three and
a half days.
Friends OF Sergeant and Mrs. Nc.
Niece, who recently moved from here
to Dubuque. report them to be nicely
settled at that place and that Sergeant
McNiece is kept very busy at the re.
cruiting station, where he is in charge.
Their little daughter, Ellen, who Is not
yet five years old. sang solo at the
Westminster Presbyterian church on
Easter Sunday. ,
John Fastje received postal card
Saturday morning notifying him that
his son, John, had arrived safely at a
French port. The postal was mailed
by tho government on receipt Of a
cablegram that the transport had ar
rived in France. John enlisted in the
aviation service last December and has
been stationed in the south up until
the time OF his sailing.
Lester II. DePue and Miss Fannie
Dickinson, both residents Of Logan,
were married Saturday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the Baptist parsonage, Rev.
C. Z. Hamilton performing the cere.
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Smith were
the attendants, Mrs. Smith being
cousin of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
DePue will spend two weeks in and
near Logan visiting relatives and
friends, befc" going to Gregory, S.
D., where ~ :, i. engage in business.
The Review is in receipt of clip
ping from the Amcs Student from
Ames college, which gives an account
of a recent all-cOllege election Of Of
ficers for the coming year at which
Miss Gladys McCord, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert McCord of this city, was
elected to the Student Senate. This
senate is composed of but three stu
dents chosen from the entire student
body of the college, and is decided
honor for Miss McCord and speaks
we'll for her high standing among her
fellow students. Miss McCOrd is a
junior in the home economics depart.
ment at Ames.
Many food hoarders will be disap'
pointed this spring when they find
their priced food stuffs infested with
insects. 1t Is difficult to keep large
quantities of meal or flour during the
summer without this becomes infested.
Where the trouble is found early.