The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-28

Lefty Thursday transacting business.
| Miss Mae Houston was a shopper
N the city Monday from Dow City.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lafrentz were
brief callers in Denison Friday from
lutte. Is vs.
i Mr.. and Mrs! Maurice Griffin were
pheasant callers in tDenison Monday
from Dow City.
Mrs. Caroline Ullerich and son, resi-
dents of Charter Oak, were visitors in
Denison Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Lafrentz Of
Schleswig, were in Denison Saturday
calling on friends.
Miss Ruth Moore, of Manila, is
spending this week in Denison visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. w. G. Porter.
w. G. Porter, proprietor of the Will
lard service station, transacted bust
ness at Missouri Valley Tuesday. @
Owing to the fact that several OF
the musicians are out of town there
will be no band concert on Friday eve
ming.
| F. Lorenzen, who lives near West.
field, Iowa, spent the first of the week
in Denison visiting his mother, Mrs
Herman Hilk.
| P. w. Harding was passenger to
Omaha this morning, where he will
spend a few days attending to some lie.
gal business.
Mrs. John Mount had the misfor.
tune to fall and break her arm Mon
day while walking in the yard at the
home in North Denison.
Mrs. A. Howorth, of Tecumseh, Neb.
and Mrs. Daniel Regan, Of Chicago.
are spending this week in Denison
visiting relatives and friends. I
DR.. C. H. Stouffer and family and
Prof w. Stanfield and family went
down to Des Moines Friday to attend
the state fair. They are camping out
on the state fair grounds.
Carl Peters, of West Side, left Den
ison this noon over the Northwestern
for Camp Funston, Kans., to enter the
service. His father, j. III. c. Peters,
accompanied him to Denison.
Carl II. Kuehnle is kept busy de-
llivering addresses for various war &C.
|tivities throughout the state. He in
forms us that during the past week
| he spoke at Clear Lake, Klemme,
Garner, Britt and Cambridge.
Miss Helen .tBuroh returned home
this morning from two weeks vaca-
ton which she spent in Sioux City Wis
fitting her aunt, Mrs. F. j. Young, and
in Schleswig visiting at the home of
|her sister, Mrs. Albert Stoltenberg.
Carl Frederick Kuehnle, Jr has
been transferred to the aviation sec
ton of the navy and ordered to the
officers aviation school at the 'Massa-
|chusetts Institute of Technology at
Boston. He started east from Seattle,
WASH, Sunday. ...- e.
Rev. j. L. Boyd, pastor Of the Meth
odist church, asks us to announce that
in honor of the return of Rev. Robt.
Karr, and in order to give all an op-
portunity to hear his address on army
Y. M. c. a. work, there will be no
preaching at The Methodist church on
Sunday evening. Preaching at 1890
in the morning at usual. 80 Ak M
Relatives Of Denison boys at Camp
Cody, Deming, N. NJ, have good reas-
on to believe that they are soon to
leave for France. Trunks and suit
cases containing extra clothing have
been reaching .Denison during the
past few days from the boys. Letters
received here are to the. effect that
thy are moving to Camp Mills, which
of course means they will soon leave
for 'tover there" @
Alfred Wright, chief clerk of the
local board, received orders this morn
ing from the adjutant generals office
that the eight men scheduled to go to
Camp Funston, yKans., are to leave
Denison on Thursday, September Sth.
They will go over the Northwestern
railway, taking the 12:40 train. No
orders have yet been received in re-
gard to the rs men who leave some
time next week for, Camp Dodge.
w. A. McHenry is in receipt of a
letter from Mrs. Carrie Wygant Pol
lock, written from Buffalo, n Y,
where she was called on account of the
death of her brother, COL Henry w.
Wygant, u. s. A., retired. Mrs. Pol
lock is an old resident of Denison,
having lived with her parents on the
farm adjoining the Lehfeldt farm to
the south for number of years. She
is cousin of ]. G. Wygant, of this
city, and will be remembered by the
early residents Of Denison. mi
Geo. Menagh & Co. are using dou-
BILE page space in this issue of the Re.
view to enumerate some of the bar
gains they are Offering in their War
Savings sale which is now in progress.
This Denison. firm does not believe in
economizing in newspaper space when
advertising their Sales for they have
found that it. pays to take the public
into their confidence. We urge every
reader of the Review to look over their
announcement this week and note the
many exceptional bargains offered,
Miss Kathryn Hassett and Thomas
Mcmahon returned Tuesday from At
lanta, Ga, where they have been for
the past ten days visiting John Nc
Mahon, who is stationed at Camp For
rest They report having seen all the
Denison boys at8that place and that
they are in the best Of health and spir
it's and really seem to be enjoying life.
The weather while hot in the daytime
is cool mornings and evenings, which
makes it very comfortable. They great |
ly enjoyed the scenery around the
which is very beautiful and al.