The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-05

and it was while there he became &C
,Mesdames G. v. Jordan and H. G
Scott were shopping in Denison Fri
day from Dow City,:
Miss Agnes Owens visited at the
Oscar 'Fienhold home in Dow City sew
eral days last week.
District No. s, Otter Creek town
ship, for month ending May 10th
Number enrolled, IA; neither absent
nor tardy, Orris Nordell, Margaret
Nordell, lima Nordell. Hester Lingle
teacher.
Mrs. Geo. Heston and granddaugh
ter, Miss Helen VAIL, of Des Moines
spent Memorial day in Denison visit
ing Mrs. L. Sewell. They left Satur
day for Lake Okoboji where they will
spend the summer at Mrs. Heston's
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland jones' came
up from Rock Island Saturday for a
visit with relatives in Denison. Row.
land is working in the arsenal and has
been given a few days leave Of alb
sence. Mrs. Jones will remain here
for more extended visit
? Ronald Wygant, who enlisted in the
engineers corps and was stationed at
Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, has been
transferred to camp located near the
national capital. He writes his~par'
ents that he is working hard every
day, but enjoys army life.
The regular monthly business meet.
ing Of the Commercial Club will be
held Friday evening Of this week. 1t
is hoped that large number of the
members will be in attendance at this
meeting as important busne4s wiM
come Up for consideration.
Mrs. John tShawVan and little
daughter returned home last Wednes-
day evening from Des Moines, where
Van. who Is working in the Office Of
Homer Miller. who has charge of the
War Savings stamp sale in Iowa.
Alfred Faul, who attends Des
Moines college, spent the last of the
week in Denison visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Faul. He left
Sunday for Carroll. where he has &C
cepted position with the Standard Oil
company for the summer vacation
Joseph Collins returned home on
Wednesday from Omaha, where he en-
listed. in the navy, and spent several
days at his home here. He went to
Omaha again on Sunday and will be
sent from there to the Great Lakes
naval training station near Chicago.
Miss Harriet Gebert, who attends
college at lndianola, returned home
last Wednesday evening. She left on
Sunday, evenings for. Atlantic, where
she has accepted a position as stenog-
rapher in an attorneys, Office, where
she will work during the summer va
cation.
P. J. Klinkc-, who spoke at Anita,
on DECORATE ). lay, met one of Craw-
ford coul,.. pioneer citizens while
there. H. W. Calkins, who helped to
lay out the town Of Denison, and serv-
ed as the first recorder in the county.
He Is now S6 years of age but enjoys
the best of health.
A number of young people enjoyed
a dancing party at the Merchants no.
tel Monday evening complimentary to
the Misses Mcdowell and Brumhall,
Of Ames, who are visiting friends here
this week. The music was furnished
by Miss Josie Kinney. and George Glib
lin and a fine time is reported.
Miss Marie Mathews, niece of Mrs.
d. o. Johnson, expects to leave this
month for France, where she will
serve for six months as Y. M. C. A.
canteen worker. Miss Mathews has
been teaching in the Omaha schools
for several years and has given up
lucrative position to carry on this pat
riotic work.
John ~OConnor, son of Mrs. Mary
O'Connor Of this city, left Sunday for
Dallas, Tex where he will enter for
in the aviation corps. John
enlisted some time ago, but remained
at Iowa City to finish his course at the
State university and returned home on
Saturday for a brief visit before leav-
Ing for Texas.
Paul Maloney and Ed Altrock went
down to Des Moines Sunday and drove
back the Ford car that Hugo and Mar
tin Saggau had been using at Camp
Dodge: The Saggau boys together
with Ed Kusel and Glenn Boslough,
have been transferred from Camp
Dodge and are now in Chicago. They
will assemble government trucks there
and drive them CROSS country to Balti-
more, so We are told,