The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-12
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acting business and visiting friends.
Leon W. Powers delivered the com
mencement address at Tobin college
at Fl. Dodge Friday evening of las
week.
Mrs. Will Seemann, of Council
Bluffs, spent several days in Denisor
last week, a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. A. Seemann.
Miss Josephine Tate who has beer
attending school at Jackson, Nebr.
| is expected home the latter part Of
this week and will spend the summer
here with her mother, Mrs James
Tate. '' .''
Mrs. M. A. Penney attended the re
| cent conference of the Womans Com
of the 10th district at Fort Dodge last
week. DR.. Faris of the Child Research
station at Iowa City was the principal
speaker. -
Miss Luella Cole returned home
from Des Moines Friday night and will
spend the summer at her home here
Miss Cole has been teaching in the
Greenwood school at :Des Moines and
will return there in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Rentfrow of
Omaha, left Tuesday after pleasant
ten days visit with Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Mcbride of this city. They will visit
relatives in Logan for a few days be.
fore returning to their home.
Nicholas Tate came up from Camp
Dodge for an over Sunday visit with
his uncle, P. J. PORTE and family. Mr..
Tate was stationed at Camp Dodge
recently, his home being at Spring
brook, Iowa, Jackson county.
w. e. Kahler returned Wednesday
from Traer where he and Mrs. Kahler
had been spending week visiting the
formers brother, H. R. Kahler who
is soon to be called to the colors. Mrs.
kahler remained for amore extended
visit.
Mrs. Alfred Madison left this morn
ing for her home at Waukegan, ILL.,,
after pleasant two weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. Fred Heiden. Mrs.
Madsen expects to visit relatives at
Grand Mound, Iowa, before returning
home.
The many friends of Estes Mann
will be interested in knowing that
he has been suddenly called to an
important position with Co. A, 34th
Engineers now stationed at FIT. Ben
jamin Harrison, Indiana, for brief pre-
paratory training before being sent
to France. $50
John Silletto left Des Moines Mon
day for Puget Sound, Wash, where
he will enter the naval training
camp. He telephoned his parents here
that he would be in Omaha all day
Tuesday so they left on the noon train
in order to spend the day with him.
They were accompanied by their
granddaughter, Alice Thew.
Mrs. C. X Meyers is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Minnie S. F0ss, of
Salida. Colo, for few. weeks. Mrs
Foss was Denison girl, having taught
in our public schools, and lived here
for years after her marriage. She is
now principal of one of the schools in
Salida Her many Denison friends will
be glad to welcome her home again.
Word has been received that Ed E.
Lehman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Lehman of this city, has recently been
admitted to the Atm officers training
school at Camp Dodge. Mr.. lehman
was appointed seargent soon after so.
ing to Camp Dodge last fall and we
feel sure he will receive worthy COM
at the close of his training
in the officers school.
Mrs. Jacob Sims went to Des Moines
Thursday to attend the State Confer
ence of the Womens' Com. c. N. d.
Much attention was given to the plans
for Childrens' Year as outlined by DR..
Lenna l.. Means. Hon. J. F. Deems
addressed the conference on the pres
ent status OF the meat and wheat
problems, urging disuse OF wheat
products by all physically able to do
SO. ~
j. B. Lyon is wearing his left arm
in sling. the result of an injury he
received Tuesday noon when on his
way home for dinner. Mr.. Lyon slip
ped and fell on the incline at the cross
ing near the B. J. Sibbert residence
and severely sprained his shoulder.
While the injury is not serious it is
most painful and will necessitate his
carrying his arm in sling for several
days.
Sam, Shirtcliff, son of Fred Shirtcliff
OF Willow township, was in Denison
the first of the week visiting friends.
He is in the service and now stationed
at Fl. Sill, Okla, and is home on
three weeks furlough. For some time
he was stationed in the Hawaiian ISL
ands, but last winter was transferred
to Ft. Sill. McAllister, who is also
stationed at Fit. Sill. accompanied him
to Denison and is visiting relatives
here. .5>. III
The casualty list of yesterday con-
tanned the name of Francis Webster,
OF Iowa Falls, who was wounded in
battle in France. Mr.. Webster will
be remembered as principal of the
Deloit school last year and has many
friends both at Deloit and Denison.
He entered the service at the close
of school last year and was among the
first troops sent to France. The re-
port did not state to what extent he
was injured. r. ~.
The w. C. T. U. are arranging for a
shower for the soldiers
at the new hospital at FIT. Des Moines.
Let all the Denison people respond
with one or more handkerchiefss They
are to be either new, old or made Of