The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31

Johannes Sleek.
July ~, a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kuhl.
A.. B. Lorenzen, assistant cashier
at the Bank OF Denison, was injured
Sunday While riding in his auto. The
car struck bad bump and Mr.. Loren.
lien struck his head on the top rend-
ering him unconscious. He has fully
recovered, however, and able to be at
the bank.
/ Mrs. e. A. Howard, Jr., of Chicago,
arrived in DenisOn last week for an
extended visit with her parents, MT.
land Mrs. Carl f. kuehnle. Lieutenant
Howard left several weeks ago for
France, and his wife will make her
home in Denison with her parents un-
til his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wright motored
| to Lyons last week for visit with
RELATIVES and friends. Mr.. Wright took
1.-THE train there Sunday night for Bos.
| ton to visit the Chas. A. Eaton shoe
lfacory, which firm he represents in
1.-THE west. Mr. Wright will return to
Lyons and he and his wife will then
drive to Minnesota for an outing at
some of the lakes.
Lieut.. l.. G. Swanson. who has been
with the American forces in France
until about two months ago. visited
This brother, LIS Swanson, in Deni-
son several days last week. Lieuten-
liant Swanson was detailed to this
kcountry on special mission and eN.
]pects tosabe ordered Back within the
next month or so. He has spent ten.
Weeks at the front in fighting and has
many interesting experiences to re-
late.
/ Lieut. North Evans spent Saturday
land Sunday in Denisun visiting his.
]sister, Mrs. Geo. McHenry DR.. and
MRS. c. 3. Evans and daughter, Loren
Ina, of columbus, Neb., arrived here
saturday evening, visiting with the
lMcHenrys over Sunday. Lieutenant
Evans is a member of the medical re-
serve and is stationed in South Caro-
llina. He was given a ten days fur
Tough and expects to sail for France
some time in August
County Superintendent OF, Schools,
II. N. DRY has completed his annual
report to the state superintendent and
has the honor OF having the first re-
/ port of the ninety-nine counties CT
| the state on file. Three years ago
Prof. Olry had his report in first but
last year was second. The report was
sent i'll the 18th of this month, more
Ethan month before it was due in the
superintendent office at Das MONIES.
| The Review has been requested to
announce that Geo. c.. Woods, repre-
lsenting the department. Of labor at
| Washington, d. c., will be in Delison
on Friday OF this week recruiting car
penters and laborers for government
work in connection with the Dupont
Engineering company's powder plant
at Nashville, Tenn. Carpenters will
receive SIS cents per hour ON eight
hour bases and will be requested to
work 10 hours but will receive IL
hours pay This is total of $6.05
per day. BY working days per week
men, will earn $47.3O. Living condi,
| lions are excellent. Board and room
en- the work at $500 per week. Men
answering this call will leave Des
Moines Monday morning. Mr.. Woods
will also recruit men, laborers, team
sters and sewer men for work at Nor
folk, Va.
The Camp Fire Girls Of Denison, in
Guiding the two camps under the di-
rection of Mrs. Dibb and Miss Mary
McHenry, united last week in the
raising of funds for the soldier boys
who left Denison on Friday for Camp
Gordon, Ga On Thursday afternoon
they met with Mrs. Godbersen, who
very willingly taught the girls how to-
make paper flowers. The girls were
lon hand Thursday evening with large
|supp1y of pink roses which they sold
to Ylcse who attended the celebration
at the court house square. Fifty dol
lars was realized from the sale and
this amount given to the boys for the
purchase of sweets during the two
days trip to Georgia On Friday morn
ing large flag, 20 feet in length,
was carried in the parade by the
Camp Fire Girls, dressed in RED. white
and blue. Donations were dropped
onto the flag by the large number of
persons present and it is estimated
that about one hundred dollars was
collected in this way for the pleasure
of the boys on their trip. The Camp
Fire organizations are doing COM
mendable work in Denison and their
efforts last week were greatly appre-
ciated, not only by the boys but by
everyone In the community. i