The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-13
Local Mention

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Henry Schade, of Manila, was a
county seat caller Tuesday.
4 Mrs. Anna Wheelright was a caller
here from Dow, City Monday.
Mrs. Anna Doser was a pleasant
caller here with friends on Saturday
from Dow City. ..'.. ..-...
The P. e. O. society will meet on
Friday evening, November 18th, with
Mrs: Hugo Gebert. .s ~ &-.
Fred Rickers, prominent farmer
of Jackson township, transacted bust
} ness here Tuesday. ... ~.
Mrs. j. A. Brill and Mrs. S. E. God
dard were among those from Dow City
shopping here Thursday. .
Mrs. Theresa Cochran and sons
were oyer Sunday visitors at the
Chas. Smith home in Dow City. .,.H
E. w. Pierce is spending this week
in Dow City, assisting in the bank
during the illness of w. E. Fishel.
Miss Helen Wood returned to her
home in Logan on Sunday after
pleasant visit at the John Silletto
home. y s
w. Fl. Virgins, of Woodbine. was
a caller here Monday, attending to
some business matters and greeting
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson, of
Dow City, spent several days last
week at the home of their son, Fred
Jackson, of this city.
The H. H. club will meet on Thurs
day, November 21st at the club
rooms. Miss Elsie McAndrews will
have charge of the supper. a.
Robert Sjorgren was down from
Kiron Monday on business mission.
He remained over to take part in the
celebration in the afternoon.
Miss Anna Morton, of Chicago, who
has been visiting friends in West Side,
spent Sunday here with her friend,
Miss Emma Wilken. She returned to
Chicago Sunday evening.
County Agent Quist, who has been
suffering from an attack of the iIfiu-
enza, left on Sunday for his home
near Missouri Valley, where he will
remain until fully recuperated.
Miss Helen Hayes, who has been
spending the past weeks at home on
account of the schools at Nebraska
City being closed, visited at the Z.
G. Virgins home in Dow City Wednes
day OF last week.
s. Pvt. George Slavery came up from
Camp Dodge Saturday evening for an
over Sunday visit with his wife at her
parental home. George was to leave
on Monday for Fit. SILL Okla, having
recently been transferred.
. Word has been received here of the
birth of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Stuart at Bredenbury, Sask..
Canada, last week. Mrs. Stuart will |
be remembered as Miss Bess McClell-
an, daughter of J. B. Mcclellan. for |
merly of Denison
Mrs: A. j. Monaghan, of Vail. who |
was winner in the recent sugar saw
ing contest, has submitted us her reci |
Pc which we are pleased to publish,
as follows: "In reply for suggestions |
on sugar saving. we use fruit juices |
or syrups on. breakfast foods of all |
kinds | used 1-3 syrup in all my can
ming this year, and canned over $50 |
quarts. Also use syrup in cooking |
and for sweetening pies, two tbspns
A. j. Monaghan, Vail Iowa"
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bretthauer re-
ceived word Saturday that their SON
in-law, Carl w. Wilken, has been pro-
noted to rank of captain. Captain
Wilken was recently married to Miss
Anna Bretthauer of this city. He is
stationed at Southern college, Suther-
land, Fla, at present, where he~is at
the head of the military affairs. The
many friends of Captain and Mrs.
Wilken of this city will be pleased to
learn of this further promotion of this
worthy young man and extend hearty
congratulations.
Mrs. o. M. Criswen is in receipt of
a letter from her sister, Mrs. Charles
r. Hart, of Moose Lake, in which she
expresses her sincere thanks to all
who so generously contributed toward |
the box of clothing which was sent
there for the relief of the destitute
and suffering people of the fire swept
district. Mrs. Criswell with some as
sistance took up collection recently
and purchased 500 worth of clothing
which was sent to Moose Lake to be
used by the poor and needy people
there who lost everything when the
country was devastated by fire. This
assistance was greatly appreciated,
especially with the coming winter at
hand, which would increase the mis-
cry and suffering of the destitute
people. 70"