The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-20
Born. on Saturday. Feb. 16, 1915. to
Mr. and Mrs Harvey ShiVeS a son

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Shives, a son.
Miss Hilda Rath of Rockwell City
spent Sunday in Denison visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rath.
Miss Mayme O'Brian, of DUNLAP
visited with friends here over Sunday
Herman Christians was down from
Vail Saturday transacting bushes
and calling on friends.
Mrs. Ed Bullmer and Mrs. w.
,, Jacobsen, of Omaha, visited at the S
p. Jacobsen home over Sunday.
Mrs Henry Signor and son returned
to their home in Vail Sunday after :
few days visit at the home of Mrs
r. Finn. s,'-.
Herman Rusch of Council Bluffs
spent the first OF the week in Denisol
looking after business interests. Mr.
Rusch owns the garage building OF
Main street which is now occupied BY
Geo. w. Newcom.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Bendixen and
Miss Hattie Bendixen of Schleswig
stopped off in Denison Monday for a
brief visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Louie Evers. They were OIL Their way
from a business trip to Omaha and
Kansas City.
Nick Schleuter, the contractor, left
the last of the week for Seattle, Wash
where he has accepted a position in
one OF the big ship building plants
Several weeks ago he enrolled jim the
public reserve, but it was not until
last week that he had position Of
fered him.
Fuel Administrator J. II. Patterson
has notified the DenisOn churches that
they may resume their regular eve.
ming services as the shortage of fuel
Is not so acute at the present time. In
accordance with this ruling the Sun
day evening union services will not
be held in the future.
In following the advice of the sugar
speakers at the convention. The Deni-
son Bottling Works has secured an
expert chemist to take charge in max
ing their syrups so as-tO receive the
greatest amount of value from sugar
and other ingredients used which will
lead to as much conservation as pos
sible.
The w. C. T. U. ladies wish to ex-
press their gatitude to the citizens of
Denison for their very generous re-
Spouse to the request for Mothers
spread for soldiers bread" They
have received enough jellies. jams,
etc, to fill large barrel, and have
finished packing it today. ready for
shipment.
Frank Stock received a letter yes.
mi 40 NJ lot Sc,
serving with the Rainbow division in
France. Eliphalet wrote the letter on
January 25th and states that all of the
boys have received their
packages and there was
much rejoicing in the camp upon their
arrival. He is enjoying good health
aud working from early morning until
late at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nielsen received
a letter from their son, Albert. last
week advising them that he is still in
4 hospital in England. Albert went to
England with the Rainbow division,
but was unable to go with his COM
pany to France on account of having
pneumonia and later suf-
Tered with severe attack Of scarlet
proved in health and hopes to join his
in the near future.
Q. G. Slavery resigned his position
1T the Denison Bottling Works last
Thursday and for the present is as
sisting his brother, VIM. Slavery, in
he Candy Kitchen. Mr.. Savery has
been in the employ of the bottling
works for the past ten years and dur
ing that time has had complete charge
If the syrup department., making all
the syrups w''ich are used in the
ri soft drinks. He has
not fully decided as to his future plans
but will continue TO make his home in
Oenison for the present at least.
February was busy month for the
DenisOn fire department. they having
answered six alarms during the month.
Saturday evening about 8 o'clock they
we're called to the home of Judge Con-
ler. but the blaze there was eXtin-
suished before their arrival. Raymond
conner was sitting Oh sofa in the
living room and struck match to
light his pipe and the fringe around
he bottom of the sofa caught on fire.
The sofa was mass of flames i'll an
instant and an alarm was sent in. BY
Using fire 'extinguisher which hap
pened to be in the house the blaze was
1ut out. The sofa and two oriental
'ugs were badly, damaged. The fire
department. made record run, being
here within five minutes from the
lime the call was sent in.
Geo. w. Newcom, proprietor of the
New Lincoln Highway garage, is using
space in this. issue of the Review to
announce thes change Of, location of
lis place Of business. Mr. Newcom
las leased the Herman Rusch garage
IN Main street and moved from his
Did location north OF the telephone
building last week. The new quar-
ers are being redecorated this week.
Since purchasing the business from
4. G. Lochmiller & Son last fall, Mr..
Newcom has been handicapped on &C.
count OF cramped quarters. but the
lew arrangement gives him ample
Dom. In addition he has leased the
Carey property adjoining the garage,
which he is using to store old cars in.
lie is handling several makes of cars
his season and in addition will take
he agency for q well kn0wnftruck