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

. C. L.Voss was in Carroll yesterday
transacting business.
Additional Denison local news vii
be found on page six of the first sec
ton A
Mrs. A. w. Wilson was among those
7 from Dow City shopping in Denison
/. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kral OF Vail
were pleasant callers in Denison on
Saturday. a&t r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Theobald and
OF Aston, motored over to Denison
Saturday.
DR.. f. A. Larson spent several days
last week at Valentine, Nebr, transact:
I ing business. :, e! e
Miss Elda Mustard of Onawa, spen,
several. days In Denison last week Wis
iting relatives. "
/, Mr.. and Ms. Hugh Butterwotth
were brief callers in Denison yester-
day from Dow City. aa,5 a
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom motored
to lDelolt Thursday for a brief Visit
, with relatives and friends.
Bernard P0rtz was up from Camp
Dodge over Sunday visiting at the
home of his uncle. P. J. Portz.
q Miss lone McCord has accepted a
position in the candy department of
the Bale Brodersen store during the
summer months.
Mrs; John S. Hall and Mrs. Perry
Witter of Woodbine were. pleasant
over Sunday guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. N. L. Hunt.
When answering advertisements an.
pearing in this paper, kindly mention
the fact that you read the advertise
, ment in the Review.
I Mrs, Clark Marshall, a resident of
\ the state of Idaho, spent several days
= sM,. Miss Hilda Rohwer.
AT. Boylan has sold his residence
Just south Of the R. Knaul home to
Tom McGrin, who will take posses
sion of the same this fall.
4 Miss Lydia Roeh is enjoying a short
4 vacation from her duties in the Bale.
Brodersen store, which she will spend
with friends in Kiron and Omaha.
MIS-. B. Lyon was passenger
-sssAe MissQpri Valley Monday morning.
where she is spending few days this
week visiting her mother, Mrs. w. E.
Wisler. $685. Hts1 .#
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Bartcher re.
turned home Monday from two weeks
vacation trip which they spent visiting
\. relatives and friends at Clinton and
Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Detlef Peters and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Schmidt motored to
Camp Dodge Sunday where they spent
the day with Edward Peters who is sta.
toned there. .:ss.4 80 7.. 4
!. Bluffs and Miss Marie Hansen and
Sunday visiting their friend, Miss
Helen Olsen. ,a ~
John B. Wiess and family of Man.
ming and p. c. Hollander and family,
of Schleswig, were guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Lorenzen in
Denison Sunday y
Mr.. and Mrs. John .Rachwitz and
daughter, Magdelena and Elsie and
Betty Aebischer motored to Council
Bluffs Sunday morning where they
spent the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Saggau and
I Mrs. p. e. c. Lally were passengers to
Omaha Tuesday morning. They re-
turned home overland with a car for
the Denis0n Auto company.
Miss Hazel Laub, who is in training
at the Cook county hospital in Chicago
Is expected In Denison the first of the
! month for a three weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II, Laub.
Prof. Webb Stump, head OF the com
mercial department OF the Denison
y Nj uIr or n ~ nj
: in stenography and typewriting and
has already enrolled Q number of stu.
dents. So nh
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Seeman stopped
I off in Denison Monday for q brief visit
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Seemanp. They were driv.
ing q new eight cylinder Cole car from
Chicago to Sioux City
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger.
man Methodist church will hold an ice
4 cream social on the church lawn on
Friday evening, June 81, the proceeds
of which will be donated to the Red
Cross. Everybody is invited to attend
Russell Hayes was up from Camp
Dodge over Sunday visiting his par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hayes. Russell
says that from present indications, the
Camp Dodge men will be moved to-
France in the next month or six weeks
: Don't forget that the Review is anx.
ious to print letters from soldier boys
When you receive an interesting letter
from soldier, mail it to the Review
and the original will be returned toll
you.G Crawford county people are in
terested in the boys of this locality
who are serving the colors and enjoy
reading their letters.
I Considerable complaint reaches this
Office in regard to the wretched condi'
lions Of the streets other than those
paved. The heavy rains have cAt
deep burrows in them, especially on
the side hills until it is almost impos
sible to travel them in cars. This Is
particularly true of East Chestnut
street which is used considerably BY
tourists.