The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-24

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Mrs. Hugh Butterworth, OF Dow City
is shopper in Denison today.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Retman are re-
Lodging over. the arrival I, Of q little
daughter on Tuesday of this week. =
! Mrs. j. w. Ault, of Lancaster, Pa,
lis visiting this week at the home Of
her nephew, Cecil Hecht, in this city.
! Mrs. w. Borene, of Minot N. D.,
arrived in Denison Tuesday for visit
at the home of her brother, Cecil
Hecht.
| The following Wall Lake ladies are
! in town today on a shopping tour:
Mrs. H. F. Brown, Miss lone Brown,
Mrs. Louise Sifford, Miss Wanda
Sifford, Mrs. Joe Keenen and daughter.
I Mrs. Jennie Hunsaker, of Omaha,
arrived in Denison Thursday of last
week for few days visit with her
old schoolmate, Mrs. A. r. Miller Mrs.
Hunsaker departed on Tuesday for
Dunlap, where she is visiting friends.
Motorizing of the Sac City fire de-
partment has been considered for
i some time and the council is now in
favor of buying apparatus, owing to
the shortage Of men from the yolun-
teer ranks. Two machines will be
bought.
Glen A. Rutledge, of Union, the
editor of the Union Ledger, was a
Visitor in Plattsmouth this morning,
looming to take the physical examina-
ition before the local board, he be-.
ling one of the registrants at the
recent registration. Plattsmouth
l(Neb.) Journal. Editor Rutledge and
father worked at the Review office
for some time number of years ago.
| About fifty members of the Knights
lof Columbus held meeting in the
auditorium of the st. Rose OF Lima
school last evening. Twenty-six mem
bers of the Dunlap order were present
| at the meeting, which was Of a patri-
otto nature with several rousing adj
dresses. The Denison order has fif-
| teen members in the service now and
three more are to leave on Friday OF
this week.
On Saturday afternoon at $3.50
O'clock at the Methodist parsonage.
Miss Irmil Turner was united in mar
rage to Wallace Saunders, Rev. J. IL
Boyd, pastor of the Methodist church,
performing the marriage ceremony,
The young people, whose home is in
Manila, left on the afternoon train
for Omaha where they will enjoy a
honeymoon trip. The groom will leave
Denison in the draft quota furnished
lby Crawford county on Friday morn
ling.
Gene Owens is very grateful for the
help given him by residents OF Deni-
son in shocking his grain on Monday
evening. Gene had just finished cut
ting 40 acres of oats and was starting
on 20 acres of wheat, with no one in
Il sight to shock the grain. Shortly at
ter supper eight men in cars arrived
! at his farm and tackled the grain.
Gene offered to pay them for their
services but they told him to turn the
wages over to the Red Cross. The
workers were Messrs. James and Jer-
Try O'Connor, Cramer, Prentice, Shives,
Flahive, Meehan and Magner
Miss Ethel .Chamberlin is hostess
at a one o'clock LUNCHEON today in
honor of her brother, Clarence Cham
berlin, who is enjoying furlough at
ter receiving his commission inI the
aviation service recently. The table
was laid for fourteen guests and was
Extremely attractive with lovely sum
lmer flowers. The place cards were
drawn by Carl Caswell and the de-
jsigns were miniature. aeroplanes. The
Misses Eloise Buck, of Audubon, and
Jessie Shirley, OF Perry, house guests
| of Miss Chamberlih, were among
those present whom everyone enjoyed
meeting.
Martin Runge, the efficient book
keeper at the Bruce Rogers imple-
lment house, resigned his position Sat
lurday and leaves Friday for Camp
Gordon, Ca, with the Crawford coun-
| ty contingent. Martin did not ex-
lpect to be included in this draft, but
lowing to the sickness Of some OF the
lothers who were scheduled to go, he
| was notified at a late hour Saturday.
For several years Martin has had conf
plete charge of the bookkeeping de-
lpartment Of this large implement con-
Germ, being first employed by Pautsch
Bros, and when they sold out to Bruce
Rogers he was retained by the new
proprietor. Martin has been most
efficient in this position and Mr.. Rog-
|ers will find it difficult to secure some
one to fill his place.