The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-06
Jack Meehan returned home Tues
day from Davenport.

had been visiting at the Jake: Reese
home for the past week.
Miss Schultz, of Breda, spent sew
eral days here last week, visiting he
sister, Miss Mary Schultz, who is at
tending school in this city.
David Menagh was up from Oman;
preparations for the big sale now be
ing conducted by Geo. Menagh & Co.
Miss Erma l. Johnson came home or
Friday from her school near Deloi
and spent the week end with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard John
son. -,
John f. ShawVan left last week fol
Des MOines, where he has accepted 9
position at the headquarters OF the
War Savings Stamp campaign for this
state.
d. +. VQss, of the Bank of Denison
is confined to his home this week fol
lowing an operation which he under
went Sunday, having had his tonsils
removed.
| Mrs. Frank Stone, who resides at
Nampa, Idaho, arrived in Depison last
week for visit with her sister, Mrs
Frank Hoffman, and other relatives in
this vicinity.
An adjourned session Of the board
OF supervisors was held yesterday
Nothing of importance came before
the board, the day being spent in al.
lowing claims.
F. w. Buncher left Monday evening
for Des Moines, where he is in attend.
ance at the annual convention OF the
ch00 T..
pected home Thursday
Mrs. Roy Lee and children of Smith.
land. Ia, are visiting at the H. Fink
home in this city for several days.
The Lee family are moving this spring
to farm near Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Mrs. |. W. Haughey, OF Aurora, Neb.,
arrived in DeNison Tuesday for visit
with her mother, Mrs. Humphrey.
Mrs. Humphrey has been suffering
with an attack of the grippe, for the
past ten days and Mrs. Haughey came
to help care for her. - ~
Mrs. C. l.. Voss and Miss Jenna
Strahan were passengers to Jefferson
Friday evening, where they visited at
the home OF Mrs. Voss' sister, Mrs. S.
j.. Nelson. Miss Strahan returned on
Sunday evening, Mrs. Voss remaining
for u more extended visit.
1t is time for the people of Denison
to begin planning for their war gar.
dens. With high prices of foodstuffs
a good garden patch will help to cut
down the living expenses considerably
and every available foot OF space
should be made to produce something
this summer.
A. NJ. DeyOe, state superintendent
OF schools. stopped on in DenisOp be-
tween trains Tuesday enrOute to Dow
City, where he attended the dedication
OF the new consolidated school district
building ut that place. While in Den
isOn he was the guest OF Supt c. T..
Humphrey.
The marriage Of Miss Daisy Lawton
of Okmulgee. Okla. and Grover Lac
ey OF Corydon was solemnized at the
Methodist parsonage on Monday,
March 4, at 600 p. m. Mr.. Lacey has
been employed at kiron in a barber
shop for several weeks, and the young
couple will make their home there
for a short time.
The distribution of the new 1918
Home Food cards, with leaflets on
how to use corn meal and oatmeal in
good recipes, has begun in Crawford
county where about fou0 thousand
families are to be reached. This work
is in charge of the wOman's committee
of the council OF national defense
with Mrs. Jacob Sims president and
Mrs. c. NJ. J"""en, secretary.
Several -. on teachers took ad-
vantage OF the Saturday session of
the Dow City schools and visited the
various grades in which they were in
terested. at that place last Saturday.
Those in attendance were Misses Ma
bel Kelly. Lillian Olson. Harriet Hall,
Myrtle McAhren and Eftie Norris.
Miss McAhren remained over Sunday
with friends.
NJ. w. MaXey, of Schleswig, has &C.
copied position as pharmacist and
clerk at the Lamborn Drug company.
His family will move to Denison as
soon as they are able to secure resi-.
dence. Mr.. MaXey was employed at
the Boysen drug store at Schleswig
and comes to Denison highly recon-
mended. 49,.
An entertainment In honor of Den.
ison soldiers who are home on fur
Tough was given Monday evening at
Midway Heights and enjoyed by some
thirty young people, Music for dane
ing was furnished by Victrola and
old fashioned games and dances were
participated in. Light refreshments
were served late in the evening and
everyone reported a most enjoyable
time.
D. E.. Goodell, Of Tama. has been
appointed state consul OF the Lincoln
Highway association to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the death Of w. F. Coan,
of Clinton. Senator Haskell, of Ced
ar Rapids, has been appointed consul
of the eastern division of the state,
A. A. Moore of Marshalltown of the
central division and r. B.. Wilson OF
Jefferson Of the western division.
These appointments were announced
Saturday by the Lincoln Highway as.
ISOLATION from headquarters at De-
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