The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-23

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| Peter Paulsen was business caller
here from Schleswig Friday and Sat
urday. ~
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bolton and Miss
nellie spent Sunday in Arion at the G.
c. Trip home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Lane and chill
dren spent Sunday here with relatives,
driving from Vail by auto. \
I j. B. Maloy, of West Side, spent
Thursday in this city visiting his
brother, Thos Malloy, and family. Y
Henry Finnern and. Otto Vosgerau,
publishers of the Denison Herald, were
business callers in Schleswig Friday.
Harry Shropshire, of Des Moines,
spent several days last week visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Shrop.
shire, of this city. -.
Don't fail to turn your clocks back
on Sunday, October 9th, as that is
the day set for the discontinuance OF
the daylight saving law.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Welch and chill
dren, accompanied by Bernard Finne-
gan drove from Buck Grove Sunday
for short visit with friends.
| August Schwiesow, of Harlan, was
| a business caller in this city Saturday.
Mr.. Schwiesow expects to move to
Denison March first and will occupy
the farm owned by his brother, Albert
Schwiesow, which is four miles east of
| Denison.
E,,,f Nf f1,n
tains a number of very interesting let
| tiers from our boys lover there" We
are more than pleased to publish these
| letters, and feel sure that they are
read with deep interest by Review sub.
scribers.
Rex Moffitt departed on Sunday eve
| ming for Chicago, where he recently
enlisted in the marines. His parents
| received card from him Monday,
stating that he would leave that day
for Paris Island. s. c., at which place
he will receive his training.
Mrs. Wilson Jones left Thursday for
Schleswig to visit friends after spend
ing week here at the A. C. Weeks
home Mrs. Jones is teaching near
closed on account of the influenza cpl
demic, she took this occasion to, visit
her many friends here.
Frank NP Halloran, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Halloran, has received his
call to service and will leave for Chi
cage on Friday. Frank made applica-
ton to enter the marine branch OF SER
vice and was accepted, and will no
doubt be sent from Chicago to Paris
Island, S. c., for training.
Mrs. Henry Spiegel is in receipt of
letter from her son, Harry, who re-
Gently arrived overseas, stating that
he was in the best of health and that
he had gained twelve pounds since
leaving the states. He also said that
he had recently met Harold Bergsteadt
over in France, and needless to say
the boys were overjoyed at meeting
someone from home.
John McGrin arrived here Thurs day
from Pierre, S. d.. for visit with rel
atives and friends. He is spending the
week at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Connors. and at the j. H., Healy home
near Manilla. MIR. McGrii1 WIFI behWell
remembered by many residents of Den
ison as having lived here some years
ago, and will be gladly welcomed by
his old time friends.
Mrs. Lena Alleman, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Amelia
Kelly of this city, departed for her
home in Cedar Rapids Friday She
was accompanied to Vail by Mrs. kel-
ly and Mrs. Fienhold, of Arion, where
they visited relatives, and from there
went to Carroll where she will make
a brief visit with her brother, Norris
Eland, before returning to Cedar Rap
ids. + .