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

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Jacob Johnson, of Dow City, spen
Sunday here with friends.
Miss Joy Hemphill, of Buck Grove
was shopper here Friday.
Mrs. James Spence spent Friday ant
Saturday in Dow City visiting friends
Mrs. J. G. Graul and Mrs. Julia Mi,
were up from Dow City Friday shop
ping.
Henry Wulf was down from Boye
Friday attending to some business ma
ters at the county capital.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lundgren mo
tored to Kiron Sunday, where the,
spent the day with friends.
Mesdames Witter and John Hall, o.
Wo0dbine. were guests at the N. L
Hunt home Saturday and Sunday o.
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gum, of Wal
Lake, drove to Denison Thursday anC
spent the day visiting at the M. A
Harding home.
Miss Frances Boyd left for. siou,
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs
Rex Truesdell. pa.
Mrs. w. w. Galland, of Dow City, re
turned home Friday after spending
several days here with her son, Hen
ry Galland, and family.
Mrs. M. A. Pearsall and daughter
departed Saturday for their home IL
Dow City after pleasant visit at the
Aug Mesenbrink home here.
l Moe d 0~;<h Nou,<o- ir
spending several days here this weel
visiting her husband, who is an in
structor at the summer school.
w. A. Saul, OF Douglas, Wyo, ar
rived here Thursday for brief visit
with friends. While here he visited
at the Jeremiah O'Connor home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B, M. McElwain and
daughter, Pearl. drove up from Dow
City Saturday and visited at the home
of Mr.. McElwain's mother in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gibson, accom-
panied by Miss Fanny Mcguire. return
ed Sunday from a few days outing al
Lake Okoboji. They also spent day
with friends at Storm Lake.
Joe OFT motored down from Siou,
City Saturday for q brief visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Temple
Mrs. OFT and son, who had been max
ing a visit at the home of her parents
accompanied him home Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Fuller and family arrived
Sunday from Cedar Falls and will re
main here during the session Of the
summer school. of which Mr.. Fuller is
director. They will occupy the Pat
Nhoofnnf cfroof
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vernon motOred
to Camp Dodge Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with their son, Edward
They returned home Sunday evening
and state that the men at Camp Dodge
expect to be ordered to France in the
near future.
E. K. Burch and daughter, Helen
motored to Schleswig Saturday eve
ming and visited over Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Adelbert Stoltenberg. Mrs
F.. ]. Young and son, Charles, Of
Sioux City, were also guests at the
StOltenbetg- h0me. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. DE. Voss departed
Sunday evening for Freeport, Ill.
where they are spending week or two
visiting his sisters. After visit there
they will go to Lake View, where they
will enjoy an outing at the w. w. Cush
man cottage on Dentson beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Olry and daugh
! ter, Carmen, returned home from
lSchleswig Thursday after a few days
visit with Mrs. Olry's mother, Mrs. J
Schroeder. Mrs. B. Bruggen, who had
been visiting her son, John, and fam
lily, accompanied them home.
Mrs. p. J. Brannon and sons return
Kansas City, Mo-, where they enjoyed
q month 8 visit at the home OF her sis
tier, Mrs. Glen Mahon. Adds Mahon
accompanied them back for visit with
his grandmother. Mrs. p E. c. Lally.
Miss Mercer, the domestic science
demonstration of Ames college, held a
cold pack canning demonstration al
the center school house in East Boyer
township last Monday In spite of the
extreme heat of the day q large attend
ance was present to respond to the
work In canning and saving food. Plans
for a demonstration on wheat and
Sugar Saving" have been arranged fol
July 9Th. A large attendance is de-
sired.
Mrs. J. Phil Jones returned Friday
morning from Des Moines, where she
was in attendance at the w. r. c. con
vention. Mrs. Jones was q candidate
for the Office of department treasurer
and came within six votes Of being
elected. The former treasurer was re-
elected after having already served
several terms. Mrs. Jones made an ex
ceptionally strong showing and doubt
less will be c! ted at the next conven'
ton.
Harry Clark will depart this evening
for Fortress Monroe, Va, where he will
receive training in the coast artillery
service. Harry has been endeavOrine
to enlist in this department for several
weeks and on last Friday received his
orders to report for duty. He tells US
that the coast artillery mans all Of the
artillery in France above six inches.
For the past year he has been employed
in the county surveyors office and has
proven q valuable man. Harry was q
member of the Illinois state militia for
several years and his training. there no
doubt will be of benefit to him at this
time.