The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-19

MIR. and Mrs. Joe Bierne and Misses
Mae and Kate Cavanaugh 1notored to
Carroll last Wednesday evening, where
they attended the graduation exercises
at st. Anthony's hospital. Miss Anna
Bierne was one of the graduating
nurses.
Lieut.. R. w. Blomberg departed on
Sunday morning for Manhattan, Kan.
where he will be stationed at a camp
for some time. Lieut.. Blomberg en-.
listed in the officers reserve corps
as dentist number of months ago
but it was not until last week that he
received orders to report for duty. His
wife will remain in DenisOn making
her home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Saggau until his return.
w. ]. Porter Of Chicago, arrived in
Denison Monday and will make his
home here with his son, w. G. Porter.
Mr.. Porter will assist his son in the
management of the Willard Service
station. For thirty-eight years, he has
been a member Of the Chicago fire
department and during that time has
an enviable record. 1t might be well
for our local department to confer
with Mr. Porter and get the benefit Of
his years of experience in this line.
Sears McHenry was passenger to
Chicago Monday evening where he is
attending a meeting of the bankers
Of the Seventh Federal Reserve dis.
trict which was called for the purpose
OF floating some six billions of dollars
worth of short time government vOuch.
ers. The government will be in need
of funds before the Fourth Liberty
loan is issued and plan is being
worked out whereby the banks will
carry these short time vouchers until
the next loan is floated.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Lempke, formerly of DenisOn, but now
located in Washington, will be pleased
to learn of the marriage of their eldest |
daughter, Ella, to Vernon Spence, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Spence of this |
city. The wedding occurred Satur. |
day; June Is, at Demins, New Mexico. |
where the groom is stationed, being in |
the service of his country. Mrs. l
Spence is expected here in the near
future for visit with relatives and
friends, who will be pleased to vel
come her. E*s,tet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Eggert are en-.
JUyluS PHEASANT S1olI Will "l anu
Mrs. H. H. Petersen of Long Beach,
Calf, who arrived here Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Petersen, in company with /
other tourists, made the trip from
Long Beach by auto, having their own
camping outfit with them. They left |
home on May IA and made Loop City, |
Nebr., in just Is days. at which place
they visited for ten days before com.
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enjoyable trip. After short visit
here, they will visit friends and rela'
tives in eastern Iowa near Clinton
before returning to California.
The registration of women who are
not citizens of the United States is
now in progress at the various post
offices: At Denison. very few women
have thus far presented themselves.
This is mistake, for if with all the
notice given in the papers and other
wise, women are found who will not
register and who should, they will be
dealt with by the law. Not from fear
of the law but from wish to do the
right thing, should women come for
ward and register. II in doubt as to
whether one should. register, just ask
the postmaster where YOU get your
mail. Four cabinet size pictures are
required, not mounted on card board
but so they can be pasted on sheet
of paper by government offices. The
time Of registration lasts until June
&c but do not wait until the. last day
as it often takes an hour when the
party to be registered, has difficulty
in understanding what sis wanted in
the way of information. Sdsgo early
1t can be frankly said that now an in
vitation is given. later it will have to
be done by an officer visiting the
homes, and will cause other troubles,
which can all be avoided by cheerful
obedience in the next few days.