The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-07
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son business caller Saturday.
| Ed Ebert was down from Schleswig
Monday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
Herman G. Rusch, of Council Bluffs,
former resident of Denison, has sold
his 100 acre farm located in section
l36, Denison township, to Ernst Reu-
Iswaat for $4,000. The deal was clos
ed the first of the week.
w. A. Lamborn is the proud owner
of a Cole "S" touring car which he
purchased Of Geo. Seeman, of Sioux
City, who is the distributor of the
Cole in this territory. George drove
1.-The new car down from Sioux City
Thursday.
Denison parents of boys at Camp
Cody have reason to believe that they
have been transferred and are en-
route to France. Some Of the boys
write that the machine gun compan-
les have been moved east to ports of
embarkation.
Denison relatives of boys in France
received numerous letters from Cover
there" this morning Scores of SOL
| der letters were received this morn
ing in the local post office and parents,
relatives, friends and sweethearts are
enjoying a real feast.
Mrs. George Cole and son of New
York, arrived in Denison today for a
4 visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Luney. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Friend and little daughter, of Des
Moines, came Sunday and will spend
1.-TWO weeks at the Luney home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter .Ketelsen, Jr.
drove over from Charter Oak to at
tend the circus Tuesday. Mr.. Ketel-
sen brought a pig with him which was
quite freak, having five perfect legs.
He hoped to dispose of it to the circus
but on account of their delay was I'M
liable to do so.
| Lieut.. Frank Menagh, son of Mr..
land Mrs Chas. Menagh, is spending
this week in Denison visiting his par
tents. Frank is graduate from the
Johns Hopkins Medical college at Bal
fillmore, Md, and after graduation was
Isent to Detroit, where he is getting
some special training in large hos.
Ipjtal
4 A. j. Gary has received letter from
nurse serving with the Rainbow di-
Vision, in France, in which she says
she is in good health but working
hard She writes that she recently
.|met Miss Kuhl who formerly lived in
|Denison, when her father, Theodore
lKuhl, was county treasurer. Miss
|kuhl is a Red Cross nurse.
| The Sibbert-Reimers company will
lgive demonstration of the G. M. c..
farm tractor on the jurgen Jepsen
farm in Goodrich township, six miles
northwest of Denison,1 on Thursday
land Friday, August 18th and 10th. No
doubt many farmers will be present,
las this farm tractor is demanding
much attention these days. Read the
lSibbert-Reimers ad on page three Of
this section.
| Mrs. F. J. Young and son, Charles,
accompanied by Mrs. M. J. McAhren
land daughter, Elizabeth, arrived here
Hast evening from Sioux City, coming
Through in Mr.. Young's fine Paige car
! They left this morning, accompanied
by Miss Helen Burch, for Des Moines,
where they will spend several days
Visiting friends, after which they will
return to Sioux City, where Miss
lBurch will spend the remainder of her
three weeks vacation from her duties
in the Balle-Brodersen store.
Rev. j. L. Boyd returned Tuesday
from Camp Dodge, where he spent a
week in religious work at the canton
lment. Rev. Boyd had intended re-
naming there two weeks, but on ac-
count of the unsettled condition of
the camp he did not find it advisable
to remain longer than one week. He
reports that troops are moving con-
tinually and new ones coming in
(which made his work very difficult.
He had an enjoyable time and found
the camp most interesting place.
Through the efforts of number of
our patriotic young ladies on circus
day the Red Cross received over 5000.
A number of the young ladies conceiv-
ed the idea Of running a refreshment
stand and turning, over the profits to
the local Red Cross chapter. The
stand was located at the First Nation.
al bank corner where hundreds of peo-
pie were served soft drinks, sand
witches, watermelons and ice cream.
w ME stucIc was COuSlu0TdDle WOTk
ATTACHED to 1t the young ladies feel
lwell repaid for their efforts.
VIM. Bergsteadt received a letter
on Monday of this week from his son.
Harold, who is in a base hospital in
France recovering from wounds re-
ceived on the night of June 14th. Har-
old, who is member of the 18th COM
pany, 9th regiment marines, writes
that he is being we'll cared for and
that he is slowly regaining his health.
1t is probable that he was gassed as
he stated in his letter that his eyes
are bad, although he can see enough
now to be able to walk around the
room. The letter was written July 3D.
Four auction sales are announced
| In this issue Of the Review. w. w.
Davis is using space to advertise the
sale of his house and lot located south
| of Washington park. This property
will be sold by Malone Bros, at auction
on Saturday, August 10th, commencing
at 3 o'clock. This property should
find ready buyer. The house has
living room, two bedrooms, kitchen,
pantry, two closets and fine sleeping
porch, all electric lighted. The lot is