The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-17

Mrs. Rose Fortenson was down from
Vail Friday shopping.
E. H. H. Sievers was business caller
here from West Side Thursday:
| Roy E. Mote is confined to his home
this week on account Of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Rundell, of West
Side, visited friends in this city Sat
urday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rickers were
shoppers here from Jackson township
\ Saturday.
Henry Dresser and Gus Vinke wore
here from West Side Monday serving
on the jury.
| Misses Charlotte and Christine An
| derson, Of West Side, were pleasant
| callers here Saturday.
| S. A. Kral and Maurice O'Connor
we're here from Vail Monday attending
| to some business matters.
1 Mrs. Grimes and son, Carl, and Mr..
1 and Mrs. r. w. Barber of Manila,
were Denison visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. &. Voiland of. Sioux
I, City and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Medlar
| and son, Of Spencer. were over Sun.
| day guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Fer
guson.
| Word was received this morning Of
| the death of little Pauline Goddard.
i daughter of Mrs. S. E. Goddard, of
Dow City. following an attack of
measles which developed into .pneu-
monia.
Miss Lucille Johnson has accepted
a position as stenographer at the Craw'
: ford County State bank, having COM
| menced her duties last week. Miss
Johnson is attending the junior col
lege and works at the bank out of
school hours.
Mrs. John Silletto left Monday morn.
ing for Cedar Falls. where she will
spend several days in the interest Of
the summer school to be held in Deni-
/, son this summer. She intends spend
ing day in. Des Moines with her son,
John, before her return.
%Chas. X. Meyers received telegram
this noon from TT. Des Moines advis-
ing him of the birth Of a so INTO Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Clark, who reside there. Mrs.
Clark will be remembered here as
Miss Eunice Meyers. The Clarks are
the parents Of three children, two
daughters and 4 son. =
A. c. Greene presents in this issue
Of the Review, an announcement of
| his candidacy for the office of sheriff
of the county upon the republican tick
| et.- We understand that he has cir
i y,nt hi 40 ~ q
will appear on the ballot atFthe coming
June primary. Mr.. Greene was can
didate for sheriff two years ago and
he feels that the record that he made
in the contest at that time will justify
his making the race again this year.
Mr.. Greene is "a capable young man
and has had sufficient experience to
enable him to make a good sheriff.
Mrs. O. NJ. Criswell and Mr.. c. L..
tvoss very delightfully."- entertained the
young ladies OF their Sunday school
class at a six o'clock dinner at the
Voss home last Friday evening. A
;bouauet of cut flowers formed the cen
terpiece and unique, place cards with
q packet OF flower seeds attached.
marked thd places or the guests. A
| U0I1C1OuS tIlTCc CUuT SC IlIcAu was oOi y
ed, after which the guests spent the re-
mainder of the evening in a delightful
social way, enjoying the pleasing music
of the Victrola. Rev. and Mrs. j. L..
Boyd and Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Harvey
were also guests, Mr.. Harvey being the
superintendent of the Sunday school
The treasure and trinket drive,
which was conducted by the ladies OF
the Federated clubs for the benefit OF
the "Bird men" Of the U. s. army.
closed Tuesday and the material col
lected was shipped to Philadelphia.
The committee in charge report a fine
collection of articles and estimate the
value for this fund to be approximate
ly 800. They wish to express their
thanks to f. C. Chamberlin for his
kindness in donating window for the
display of the articles and also to all
who contributed articles to be used
for this fund. The ladies are very
much pleased with the interest shown
in this cause and especially as Dcni'
son was one out of three towns in the
state taking, up this work, the other
two being Waterloo and Bristow.