The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-24

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Denison Monday from Charter Oak.
j George Mahoney, Of Des Moines, has
lbeen spending the past week in Deni
son visiting at the home OF his aunt
Mrs. d. o. Johnson, and incidentally
attending the chautauqua.
/ Phi. A. Sch1umberger has gone tC
ISioux City, where he will assume the
lduties Of salesman for the Richardson
Drug firm until they are able to So
|cure another man to take the place OF
This son, James, who will leave on Fri
day for Camp Gordon, Ga.
| Mrs. Theo. Walker returned home
Monday from Lake View, where she
lspent several days, a guest at the cot
ttage of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cushman
IShe reports that Mr.. Cushman is not
| in the best Of health as he is suffering
with a bad attack of Bright's disease.
Mrs. L. D. Ley and Mrs. Frank Pfarr
departed last Wednesday for Mime
apolis, where they are making brief
visit with Mrs. Legs daughter, Mrs
Frank Meade. After a visit in Mime
apolis they plan to enjoy an outing at
some lake in northern Minnesota.
The ice cream social held at Mil.
| ford center Wednesday, July 18th, was
a big success. The sum of $S7.A was
cleared for the Red Cross. One cake
alone, made by Mrs. lessen, brought
the sum of $73 Supt. F. n Olry was
present and delivered very good ad'
dress.
DR.. P. j. BYannon is able to be UP
and around again after his automobile
accident of last week. The doctor re.
ceived several ugly cuts on the face
and scalp which required number OF
stitches, but these are now healing
nicely. 1t is indeed fortunate that his
injuries were not more serious.
Mrs. ]. L. Boyd returned on Friday
Iron six weeks visit at Martinsville
and other points in Virginia. Mrs
Boyd enjoyed visit with her father
and other relatives and with excellent
cool weather which has been preva
tient in Virginia this summer, a most
delightful six weeks was spent.
James Schlumberger, who has been
travelling for the Richardson Drug
company out OF Sioux City for the past
| few years, arrived in Denison Monday
flor few days visit with his parents,
lMr. and Mrs. Phi. A., Schlumberger,
before leaving with Crawford county's
draft quota on Friday morning OF this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mundt, of Whit.
liter, Cali, arrived in DenisOn Sunday
flor q visit with relatives and friends,
They made the trip at this time to
see their son, Walter, who is in Deni'
lson on furlough from his post in New
York state. His furlough would not
permit his making the long trip to
Whittier.
| Harold Servoss, who is stationed at
Camp Cody, Deming, N. NJ, is spending
this week in Denison visiting his wife
and other relatives. Harold enlisted
Hast year with Co. B. I'd Iowa infantry
and was stationed at Ida Grove for sew.
eral months. He reports that. many OF
1.-THE Denison boys have already left
Camp Cody.
Miss Elizabeth Sarachon, of Kansas
City, is guest of Mrs. P. T. Finn this
week, having come to Denison to at
ltend to some business matters and
Visit with friends. This is the first
Visit which Miss Sarachon has made
lin Denison for number Of years and
lDenison friends are pleased t. renew
their former pleasant acquaintance
lship.
Mic Streng, foreman of the compos,
ling room of the Storm Lake Pilot
Tribune, came last Wednesday for
lday's visit at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. Z. H. Goebel. He has been call
led to the colors and will leave with
1.-The s,Buena Vista boys Thursday for
Icamp. Miss Elizabeth Streng, who
lhad been visiting here the past six
weeks, accompanied her brother home
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Flockhart and
little babe, of Cincinnati, o., arrived
lin Denison last Wednesday for few
Idays' visit at the home Of Mrs. Flock
lhart's sister, Mrs. ]. =. Bale. They
left Monday for Omaha, where they
will visit her mother, Mrs. Henry Mey'
Ter They will return here for another
Visit before returning east.
We have been requested to an
lnounce that there has been Red
lCross call for copies Of June and July
magazines which may be taken by the
Iboys who leave Denison for Camp Cor.
Idon on Friday morning. Anyone who
Wishes to donate managazineS for the
pleasure Of our boys may leave them
lat the First National bank.
Chester Schlumberger, who is EN-.
|ployed as clerk in a drug store at Oak.
dale, Neb., arrived in Denison7 Tues
Iday in order to see the boys of to
ICamp Gordon on Friday morning. His
brother, James, is one OF the quota
Ito leave on Friday. Chester has been
temployed by the Richardson Drug
company of Omaha, and will go there
this fall "Chet" is one of our best
lboys and we know he will make good
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fuller and
baby figured in bad automobile acct
ldent near West Side last Sunday after,
moon at s o'clock, when the Ford car
lin which they were riding turned tur.
tile. Herbert was driving the car and
|says he can not account for the acci
Ident as it happened in the twinkling OF
Ian eye. He suffered bad scalp wound
(which required several stitches Mrs
Fuller and babe escaped with only q
flew slight scratches and bruises.
The threshing committee for this
county have succeeded in securing the