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

Oscar Erickson, who enlisted in the
signal corps and is in training at Camr
Custer, near Battle Creek, Mich, is
spending this week in Denison visiting
at the parental home. Pike" is look
ing fine and says the army life cant
be beat. rA3
Gail Richardson who is stationed al
Camp Humphrey, Va. just out OF
Washington, D. c., arrived in Denison
Monday evening for ten days visi,
with his mother, Mrs. Geo. Richardson
Gail is selling government insurance
to men of the national army. r
Miss Clara SERVER arrived in Deni
son the first of the week and will
spend the summer vacation here, the
guest of Mrs. Florence NJ. SERVER
Miss Server tea in the public
schools of Aberdeen, S. D., making heI
home there with her sister, Mrs. Ro
bert F. Romans. a. .s..-.... 3d..
| Joe Collins, who enlisted in the
navy and is stationed at the Great
Lakes Naval Training camp near Chi
cagO, writes Denison friends that he
| is getting along nicely. He is assist
ing in building some new barracks at
the camp and says there ARE thousands
in training there. 'sta.s' ,.s.5 aG
The Review prints in this issue an
interesting letter from Allen Lyon,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lyon of this
city, who is stationed in Georgia. He
tells of his work caring for aeroplanes
and the repairing Of these air birds
His letter will be found on page four
of the first section.
J. B. Lyon returned home Monday
from Craig, Mo-. where he spent two
or three days looking after tract Of
land which he owns near there. Mr..
Lyon reports crop conditions excellant
in Missouri He has seventy acres OF
wheat which will be cut this week and
promises heavy yield. -.
Mrs. Frank Mccormick former res
ident of Denison, now living in South
Dakota spent Monday in Denison, a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Armstrong. Mrs. Mccormick
was ON her way home from Camp
Dodge where she spent several days
visiting her son, who is in training
there. az a"
Miss Mary McHenry who is attend
ing the state university OF Wisconsin
at Madison, returned home Sunday and
will spend the summer vacation here.
She was accompanied by Miss Lulu
Saul also a student at Madison, who Is
spending a few days here visiting her
friends before going to her home at
Douglas, Wyo.
Frank Gary who has been driving
one of the express wagons has accept.
ed the position Of express agent at
Marengo, Iowa. located south OF Cedar
Rapids. Frank is a concientious hard
working young man and will no doubt
make good in his new position. Rudolph
Lockmiller has taken the position made
vacant by Franks promotion.
Clarence Chamberlin, who enlisted
in the air service and is In training
at Chanute Field, H., writes his father
that he is enjoying all of the thrills OF
flying in the air. He Is making flights
every day now and likes the work i'm
mensely. Two very interesting letters
from Clarence to his father will be
found on page four Of the first section.
Chas. Kemming, ST., who is in the
real estate business at Chadron, Nebr,
spent the first of the week in Denison
visiting relatives. and friends. Mr.
Kemming informs us that crop condi'
tons were never more promising In
his section than they are this year.
Thousands of acres are planted to
wheat in that part Of Nebraska and
all indications point to bumper crop.
Mrs. w. H. Dudley Of Council Bluffs
arrived in Denison Tuesday for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. r. P. Conner
Her son, Lieut.. Chester Dudley. pilot
in the balloon service, left Ft Omaha
Sunday afternoon for an eastern port
and will soon sail for France. w. II,
Dudley and Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Dudley
will motor up from Council Bluffs
Saturday for an over Sunday visit at
the Conner home. ~r.s