The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-13

was d SIlOppcI mere SATURDAY.
DR.. J. J. Meehan was in Arion this
morning on business mission.
Mrs. Julius Hagge was shopper III
Denison Saturday from West Side.
Miss Anna Nelson, of this city, spent
Sunday at the parental home in Dow
City
Miss Amanda Brockman was a brief
visitor in the city Monday from West
Side.
Miss Marie MARI was up from Dow
City Saturday spending the day with
friends and shopping.
Mrs. Alfred Hollander, of Charter
Oak, was among the shoppers from out
of town here Saturday.
From all reports it is time that the
local police officials Investigated Il Ger.
tain residence in Denison.
Mrs Carl Blackman returned home
Saturday after a several days visit
at the Saul Miller home in Dow City.
Mrs. Ben Cowdrey returned Monday
to her home in Omaha after two
weeks visit in Denison with Mrs. j..
P. Conner.
| Henry Mundt left last night for Chi
nook, Mont, in response to tele-
gram stating that his brother, Emil
Mundt, had died.
Mrs. Walter Grantz returned to her
home at Manning yesterday after a
few days visit in Denison at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Robinson.
Don't forget that the subscription
price Of the Review will raise March
LIST. Better pay up your subscription
now two years in advance and save
$1.OO. Hundreds are doing it.
| Mrs. Mary Leahy was called to Lo-
gan today by the death of her little
grandson. The little one was the in
fant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Bride, and had been i'll for more than
ia week.
George, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
! McHenry, is reported seriously ill with
pneumonia at the home on North
| Main street. A trained nurse from
Omaha has been engaged to help care
for him. Mrs. c. d. Evans, of Column
bus, Neb., is here to assist in caring
for her grandson.
Mrs. w. r. Temple returned home
from Council Bluffs where she has
been at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Patterson for several weeks
assisting in the care of Mr.. Patterson
who suffered an injury to his foot
som9 time ago. We are pleased to
report him somewhat better, although
not able to resume his work.
The Junior Red Cross society have
posters out advertising a program
which is to be given by the members
OF this organization on Friday evening,
February 18th, at the Carnegie club
rooms. These young folks have put
great effort ON the preparation Of this
program and for the good OF the cause
a large attendance is desired. Admis-
sion Is cents.
Carl F. Kuehnle returned home the
first of the week from two weeks
speaking tour of the state when in
company with a number OF prominent
speakers of the state, conducting a
thrift campaign for the Iowa War
Savings Committee. Newspapers in
the cities visited by the speakers con-
tain glowing accounts of the meetings
and mention Mr.. Kuehnle particularly.
Pearl Richardson, who has Joined
the American Red Cross, is now in
the service and is a member Of Unit
No. 1, Fort Tallefero, Field Hospital
Fort Worth, Texas, having been re- |
Gently transferred there from the
Wesley Hospital at Chicago. Miss |
Richardson is assisting the army sur.
geon as attending nurse for surgical
cases. 1t is expected that she will |
remain at Fort Worth for two months
before being transferred to France.
A. j. Gary has received letter from
his daughter, Miss Pearl Gary. the
first Red Cross nurse to 60 to France
from Crawford, who is now vOyaging
toward France. The letter was writ.
ten while at sea and was picked up
with other mail by mail boat COM
ing to the states. Miss Gary was sea-
sick only few hours and is enjoying
the voyage very much Mr.. Gary's
youngest son. Frank, will soon enter
the navy department, it is understood.
He has son in the signal corps at
present. i
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Conner went
down to Des Moines Thursday to be
in attendance at the annual cOnven-
tion of the Iowa Press Association.
The meeting was largely attended this
year and was most profitable one
for the members. Saturday, Sunday
and Monday were devoted to business
sessions at the Slavery Hotel and many
noted publishers and advertising men
were present to address the editors
The Chamber of Commerce attended |
to the entertainment of the editors af-
ter the business meetings and royalty
entertained them. A big banquet at
the Chamberlain hotel Saturday eve
ming and trip to Camp Dodge Sun
day afternoon were features of the en-
tertainment afforded by the Chamber
of Commerce. At the election of Of
ficers held Monday. G. l.. Caswell was
reelected to the Office of Field Secre-
tary. position he has held since the
association was founded some three
years ago. Mr.. Caswell as field Sc.
cretary of the association has made
an enviable record and has performed
real service to the members of this
association.