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

d SHOTl WISH at Tic fuOlpH IlOHI AouiC
Monday on their return from Denison
Their son, Urban, is in the next draft
call and leaves Friday.
The T. E. Allen family are enter
tanning Mrs. Aliens mother, Mrs.
Templeton, of Cedar Rapids who ar.
rived Monday to spend a week or SO
with them.
Joe Smith, Mrs. Sadie Hansen and
daughter, Kathryn, and Miss Brown
departed Monday for their home in
IGlen Ellen, ILL.,, after ten days visit
lat the Chas. Smith home. The two
former are brother and sister of Mr..
lSmith.
| The moving picture serial. The
Fighting Trail, which has been run
lining for. several weeks, ended Sunday
Ievening. On account of a delay, the
films failed to reach here in time for
Saturday evening so they were shown
Sunday. The serial has been largely
|attended and everyone was much in
lterested in the outcome of the hero
land heroine.
1 Oscar Fienholdt was rendered very
pheasant surprise Saturday evening,
when his mother, Mrs. Eva Fienholdt,
land sister, Mrs. John Garrett, includ-
ling several others, gathered at his
Ihome to remind him OF his birthday.
1.-THE guests brought ice cream and
lcake with them. and the event was
lmuch. enjoyed by all.
Miss Jane Hallowell went to Sioux
lefty last week where she entered a
Hospital to have an operation per-
e,~ ,nJg ! tch ic, M, fnr
Ito be doing nicely.
\ John Eek was over from Charter
lOak Monday and made a farewell Wis
lit with his relatives, the Enos Cross
Howard Pegg and VIM. Ettelman fam
lilies, before his departure itno the ar
Imy. Mrs. Anna Doser who had been
depending some time at the Eek home,
returned with him Monday.
4 Three new sewing machines have
tbeen purchased by the graduating
Iclass Of 1918. These machines have
Ibeen placed in the sewing room at the
lschool and are to be used by the Red
ICross workers. Funds have been
RAISED to purchase material for com
fort kits for the soldiers who leave
there this week. Wednesday afternoon
. 1.-THE Red Cross will devote their time
a Ito the making of the kits.
Mrs. Gus Fredrickson was over al
Soldier last week where she under
Invent an operation. The ordeal was
mot of serious nature and we are very
/, pleased to report that she is getting
Ialong splendidly.
7 A large number of young people
lgathered at the home of John Ed
!. wards, Sr., Saturday evening to char
livari the newlyweds, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno
tIRetman. The company were treated
I Ito several quarts of ice cream and
were invited to the 3. N. McElwain
home where i twas served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Igou and Mrs
|Albert Miller motored to Denison or
eISaturday for visit at the home Of Mr.
land Mrs. Carl iBlackman and also tt
> see the newly born twins at the home
III j. r. Griffin and wife visited theil
son, Doris, at Ft. Omaha Sunday.
S home Wednesday. 5.ss s,$
w Will Keairnes and wife Of Dunbar
n lwere guests at the Geo. Keairne'
O. Mrs. Jack Williams and children ar
i, Irived Sunday from st. Paul, for Wis
1 lit with their relatives, the Mott Nc
d Henry and Wilder families. They ex
al pect to make visit in Council Bluffs
q LATTER which they will go to Douglas
lNVyo., and other places. 4,
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Metcaf were
h lover from Buck Grove Saturday an(
Iwere guests at the J. r. Griffin home
ii Hans Birkhofer, one Of the sons O
j. Mr.. and Mrs. John BirkhOfer has beer
t. transferred from the registration rol
at Moscow to this district. This wal
t done at his request in order that hi
i. might 60 from this county. He leave.
q Friday with the rest Of the drafted
II linen. i
n Miss Vera Raul left Monday fo
e Washington where she went to taxi
9 up government position. For severa
Years she has been engaged in teach
cling, and will no doubt prove efficien
3 lin her new work.
G. Mrs. J. B. Wade returned to he
home in Harlan Saturday. after having
e lspent several weeks with her daughte
d Mrs. Victor Keenner and family.
t, Friends of Herbert Ahart, the sol
,. lof Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Anart Of tn.
Vicinity of Dunlap will be interested
to learn that he has enlisted in tn,
J. mechanical department OF the balloon
e school at Omaha. +.
g Mr.. nd Mrs. J. H. Young, son, Rus
n Isell and daughter, Lillian, Sundayet
Y lat the parental, Henry Bohm home il
d DenisOn.
e. Miss Adelaide Potter visited will
friends in Manila Sunday.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Brake, and thei
e Idaughter, Mrs, r. E. Lusk, and Leslie
d |Poiteyin and family were among thu
o Visitors at the Denison chautauqua OF
k Sunday &
f. C. Howorth went to Omaha Satur
d Iday where he made an over Sunday
s Visit with his wife. 81, ~
Fred Logsdon was here from Ames
d and spent the Sabbath with friends
n and relatives.
s Mrs. M. S. True of Dunlap who has
|. been spending several weeks with hel
sister, Mrs. Acker, has gone to hel
former home in Illinois.
II Foster Cornelius recently went tt
n Sioux City to enlist and later went tc
Omaha for the physical examination
Y |but was rejected. This was quite 9
n disappointment to him as he was very
n anxious to go and do his bit.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathys and chill
s dren spent Sunday with relatives, the
n Frnd Fra mo ia mi1v in Missouri Valley