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

il. A. Stone.
Mrs. H. Kuhlman, of Charter Oak
made brief visit with friends in Den.
ison Friday.
I Among those from Dow City in
Denison Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Goddard. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Evers were very
pleasant callers in Denison Monday
from Schleswig
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Schroeder OF
Schleswig were in the city Monday,
Iguests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
F. N. Olry.
/ Miss Anna Flynn is spending a few
days this week at Ida Grove assisting
1.-THE county superintendent of schools
in making out her annual report.
| J. B.. Lyon has purchased new
Buick delivery car with which he is
now serving patrons of his grocery
|store. The new car was purchased
Through the Sibbert-Reimers company,
the local Buick agents.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Cramer return
led Sunday from Davenport, where
Ithey visited with friends and relatives.
After visit here with his brother w.
e. Cramer, they will return to their
home at Cibesque, Texas.
1 Alan Sims, who is in training at the
branch of the Great Lakes naval train
ling station in Chicago, arrived in Den
iison Wednesday of last week for a
visit OF twelve days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sims.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jochims, of
Charter Oak, transacted business and
visited with Denison friends today.
They were accompanied by their
daughter, Veronica, II son, Theodore,
and twin sons, Richard and Raymond.
Judge Hutchinson, of Lake City, is
lexpected in Denison Saturday, at
(which time some probate matters in
The judge was expected last Saturday,
Ibut something interfered with his
coming on that day.
IL. A. Stone departed Yesterday for
tSioux City for a visit with his wife,
Iwho is confined to the hospital there
Following an operation. Mrs. Stone
| is reported to be regaining her
strength rapidly and hopes to return
home the last Of this week.
C. Franzek of Jackson township, who
left Friday for Camp Gordon, Ga, was
entertained Wednesday evening of last
week at the Chas Richardson home.
A number of neighbors and friends
were invited to spend the evening and
delicious refreshments were served
Mr.. Franzek was presented with a
purse of $1,000 made up by residents
OF Jackson township.
Jno. H. D. Grey, editor of the Re-
views farm department, left Saturday
for his home at Lake View, where he
will enjoy two weeks vacation. Mr..
Gray will be missed by the many read
ers of the paper, but his absence will
mot be for long. His health for the
past few weeks has not been the best
and it may be possible that he will be
required to go to hospital for re-
pairs.
One of the most attractive window
displays ever seen in Denison was that
of the BalleiBrodersen. store on last
Thursday and Friday The window
was in honor OF the departing soldiers
and the national colors We're .promi-
nently displayed The handiwork Of
Otto Reyer, the decorator, was shown
in the roll ofshon0r displayed in the
window. Mr.. Reyer has the reputation
of being one OF the best decorators in
Iowa.
f. l.. Hoffman and family and O. e.
Gaylord and family returned home on
Thursday afternoon from motor trip
to Lake Crystal, MINI. They visited
lat the home of B. c. Ellsworth at Lake
Crystal, who is the editor Of the Lake
Crystal Union Mr.. Ellsworth was a
former resident of Denison, being EN-
|ployed at the, Bulletin. While at Lake
Crystal, the party enjoyed soma good
Fishing in nearby lakes and report a
most enjoyable trip.
I! Denison's new fire truck arrived in
Denison yesterday and the fire de-
Ipartment men are testing it out today.
From all reports the new fire fighting
Iappartus comes up to all expectations
land the boys are delighted with its
performances. SO far. The new truck
is mounted on two ton Nash chassis
with, a rated load capacity of $500.
The new truck is equipped with chem
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fact, all necessary equipment. Space
lis provided for several hundred feet of
hose. Denison now has two modern
motor fire trucks and with this equip
|ment, the firemen feel that they can
cope with most any kind Of blaze. The,
new equipment was purchased from
Geo, W. Newcom, proprietor of the
Lincoln Highway garage.
Mr.and Mrs. Hugo Gebert and Miss
Bernice Osborn were in Valley juno
ton Friday, where they attended the
funeral Of their nephew, DR.. L, A. Os-
born. DR.. Osborn, a dentist, was
drowned early Wednesday, morning in
the Skunk river near, Fremont, where
he had accompanied number of Boy
Scouts on a camping expedition. Claud
Milllgan, aged IA, one Of the. Scouts,
was bathing in the river and was
seized with cramps. DR.. Osborn went
to his rescue, but the lad pulled him
under. Rev. W. Drummer, another
member of the party, plunged to the
rescue and all three were drowned.
The three bodies were recovered a
few hours later. DR.. Osborn visited
the Gebert home in Denison last win
ter. He leaves widow to mourn his
death.
IN Robert, the seven year old son of