The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-03

was a pleasant visitor in the city on
Monday.
: The w. |. G. girls gave shower
i'll honor of Miss Coda Anderson on
Friday evening. She was the recipi.
ent Of many pretty and useful gifts.
The evening was delightfully."- spent
in games and music and delicious re.
lfreshments were served during the
course Of the evening. ',aEa IL
The Denison firemen report the net
proceeds from the GrinneIl Glee club
entertainment to be approximately
5000. This is more than they had an.
ticlpated and they are more than
pleased with the results. They wish
to express their appreciation to the
public in general for their liberal pat
ronage and to all individuals who as
sisted them in making the entertain
|ment q success. .a ~ I'D
A boy on a bicycle and Ford car
locked horns, at the intersection OF
Main and Broadway Monday afternoon
but fortunately the boy escaped with.
out injury. George McHenry, Jr. was
trying out a new bicycle that was pre-.
scented to him Christmas and went for
a ride down town. He turned from
Main street to 60 east on Broadway
when he collided with a Ford car,
striking it about midship. The bicycle
was damaged. '.....
The friends of Miss Freda Kahl and
prised to learn of their marriage which
occurred at Waceca, Mimi. on Wednes
day, March 9th. Miss Kahl is a daugh-
~ oh Nf
lott, and Mr.. Anders is a young man
who has been employed on a farm in
this vicinity for the past several years.
They returned to Denison Sunday and
will make their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pearson and will assist
them in farming this coming year.
A number of Denison teachers at
tended the annual convention of the
Southwestern Iowa Teachers Associa-
ton which was held at Council Bluffs
Friday and Saturday Of last week.
Supt. c. e. Humphrey was president
Of the association last year and went
down Thursday to help make arrange.
ments for the program. Those from
here who attended were F. N. Olry,
Harriet Hall, Faye Chamberlin, Anna
Hartman and Alice James. Miss Har-
riett Hall appeared on the program.
/, Rev. J. L. Boyd. pastor Of the Meth
odist church, is in receipt OF a letter
from Percy Cavett, which was written
March 9th. Percy had just received
the Christmas package which was sent
from the church and he said it came
at most opportune time. as he had
just returned from duty in the trench.
es and package from home. seemed
unusually good. He suffered no ill
effects from being on the firing line,
and is now nicely situated, living with
d fine old gentleman. He sends greet
il,gs to his many friends.
Crawford county relatives of boys
at Camp Dodge have received word
that many of them are leaving the
camp for eastern and southern camps,
the supposition being that they soon
will embark for France. II is report
cd that all men at Camp Dodge who
have had three months or more of
training will be sent to France In the
near future. Mark Clark received or
ders few days ago to leave for a
southern camp on Monday OF this
week, but as late as Tuesday after
noon was still at Camp Dodge.
Denison has new tire repair shop.
J. B. Hembaugh. expert tire repair
man of Omaha, has leased the Clar-
ence Chamberlin building on the cor
ner west of Hotel :Denison and has
opened up tire repair shop there.
He has opened his shop under diff
culties owing to the fact that much
of his machinery has not arrived due
to the poor freight service. He is in
ste 1lin~ the most modern equipment
and will be able to handle the most
difficult work. Mr.. Rembaugh has
been employed in Omaha for the past
nine years as tire repair man and
thoroughly understands every phase
of the work. 1t will probably be 2
week or ten days before his new plant
is in operation.
J.. c. Robinson's big Hudson tour
ing car was damaged considerably at
an early hour Sunday morning OH the
Lincoln highway just west OF the coun-
ty home, when it was struck head on
BY O. car driven by E. H. Smith, OF
Dunlap. Mr.. Robinson was on his
way to Arion to meet relatives who
were to arrive on the Milwaukee train.
Just west OF the county home a car
was seen approaching from the west.
The Robinson car was following the
track on the west side of the road and
the approaching car failed to turn
out, striking Mr.. Robinson's car on the
left side. breaking the front fender
and causing considerable damage. Mr..
Smith, who was enrOute to points in
South Dakota. stated that he was en-
tirely to blame for the accident and
to have the Robinson car re-
paired. He became confused and first
thought that the lights on the ap-
car were from train on
the Northwestern. 1t was indeed for
tunate that the accident was not more
serious.
Dr.. A. H. Rosburg has authorized
the Review to make the announce
ment that he has sold his practice in
Denison to DR.. c. B. Tice. of Sioux
Rapids, who expects to come to Deni-
son about May LIST. DR.. Rosburg will
go to Rochester, Mimi. where he has
been nominated to fellowship in sur
gerry in the Mayo Foundation associa-
ton. The service is for a period of