The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-14

Mrs. Jane Miller and Miss Eldora
Fouts, of Dow City, visited friends
here Friday.
Walter McAndrews, If Vail, was in
this city Tuesday attending to bust
ness matters.
Miss Opal McColl, of Oskaloosa,
spent few days last week visiting
Mrs. Amelia Kelly.
Mrs. Claus Hansen was up from
Dow City Saturday and remained ov-
er Sunday with friends. 5
Mrs. A. w. Wilson and children and
Miss Coda Dow were up from Dow
City Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Amelia Kelly and son, Ivan,
drove to Vail Wednesday and spent
the day visiting friends. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gibson were
passengers to Des Moines Saturday,
where they visited friends.
Private J. D. wilkins, of Camp Har-
ry X. Jones, Arizona, spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs.
Fred Thompson, of this city. ....
DR.. and Mrs. L. l.. Bond expect to
leave Thursday for Doland and Red
field, S. D., making the trip by auto.
Have the babies weighed and meas
ured at the school buildings in the
division in which they reside on
Thursday and Friday, August 18th
and 18th.
Phil Schlumberger spent Sunday in
Denison with his family. For the past
two weeks he has been travelling for
the Richardson Drug company of Des
Moines, making the territory for his
son who was called into the service.
Mrs. Chas. Minter, who has been
residing at Vail, has returned to
|Denison, where she will make her
home while her son, Henry, is in the
service. Henry left Denison July
Camp Gordon, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas thinner and
Miss Rose thinner, of Buck Grove.
were in Denison Monday making prep
.arations to leave Tuesday for Excel
sior Springs, Mo-, where they will re-
main for several weeks in the hopes
of benefiting the health OF Mrs. Zim-
mer and Miss Rose.
Otto Reyer of the lle-Brodersen
store has been appointed chairman of
the local committee of the National
War Service committee on window
displays. The purpose of this local
committee is to work in conjunction
with the national committee which is
acting in an advisory capacity to the
various governmental departments
Hereafter the governmental depart
ments will in so far as possible make
their request for window displays
through the National War Service
committee on window displays which
will eliminate confusion and avoid
waste. Mr.. Reyer is recognized to be
one of the best decorators in western
Iowa and his patriotic window dis
plays in the Balle4Brodersen store
have created much favorable comment
He will assist other window decorat-
ors in the city in arranging proper
displays for various war activities.
The dedication of the second service
flag and the unwilling OF a new honor
roll will take place at the Methodist
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ual preaching service. About fifty
names are given on this honor roll,
representing the boys from that con-
gregation who are in the service of
Uncle Sam. All relatives and friends
are cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. Marcus christensen and
daughter, of this city, left Thursday
for Rochester, Mimi, where Mr..
Christensen had been for the week
previous receiving treatment at the
hospital there. On Friday he under
went a serious operation for ulcers of
the stomach from which he has been
suffering for number of years. He
is recovering nicely, however, and
will no doubt soon be able to return
home and his many friends trust he
viii. be relieved from this trouble.