The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31

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tives.
Rev. j. l.. Boyd departed Tuesday
for Camp Dodge, where he expects
to spend the next ten days taking part
in the religious activities of the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Hansen and
| daughter, Anna, Mrs. Carl Hansen and
Mrs. Leslie Johnson are spending the
week at Lake View enjoying an out
| ing.
c. M. Dybbro, of the Boys depart
ment store, departed the first of the
week for New York, where he will
spend a week or ten days purchasing
fall merchandise for the ladies ready
| to wear department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dresselhaus de-
parted Monday for an auto trip to
points in North and South Dakota, and
expect to extend their trip to northern
Minnesota, where they will visit some
of the summer resorts.
We have been requested to an
nounce that the St. Rose Circle will
hold a demonstration of Missoula oil
at the library club room Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock Everyone is invit-
ed to attend the demonstration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller. of An
thon, mtroed to Denison Mondya for a
brief visit with the formers brother,
Walter who, was member of the
draft quota which left Deniosn Mon
day morning for Camp Forest, Ca
Otto Reyer and Mrs. R. Blomberg
departed yesterday for Kansas City
Mrs. Blomberg will go to Manhattan,
kans., where she will remain with her
husband who is stationed there. Mr..
Reyer will spend two weeks in Kan
sas City visiting relatives.
Mrs. Paul Mueller and children, of
st. Paul, arrived in Denison last week
for few days visit with Miss Eliza
beth Mueller. Mr. Mueller, brother
of Miss Mueller, arrived in Denison
yesterday and will accompany his fam
lily home the last of the week.
The Boys store have recently pur-
chased two delivery wagons and pat
rons of the store are now enjoying
the best of delivery service. The
store purchased a Buick and Ford
truck and in the hands of competent
drivers are decided improvement
over the horse drawn wagons which
they formerly used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rudluff have
rented the John ShaWVan home on Lo-
Gust street. Mrs. ShawVan and
daughter have gone to Des Moines to
make their home with Mr.. ShawVan
while he is working for Homer Miller
who is in charge of the War Savings
campaign in this state. Rather than
close up their home they decided to
rent it furnished.
Mrs. Edward Klinker, of St. Paul,
arrived in Denison Sunday for a two
weeks visit with her brother. Theo.
Benecke. She will sp-cl porIA. of
the time at the John Klinker nome
near Deloit. Mrs. Klinker received a
letter last week from her husband
who is in France in which he stated
that he has already served in the
front line trenches.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Walsh, who reside
near Vail, were DenisOn visitors Fri
day. They came to town to see Har-
ley Hayes off for Camp Core Ga.
The young man was employed for six
years on the Walsh farm and was
most valuable and efficient farm hand.
Although very glad to see him in the
service Of Uncle Sam, Mr.. Walsh says
he will be keenly missed in the family
circle.
A tour OF the Denison war gardens
convinces lis that the crop of late
cabbage is going to be short. The
worms have about taken the crop. We
saw many good spuds, however, and
many are raising fall gardens, thus
using the ground for all that it will
yield. Some of the gardens have been
neglected since the previous inspec-
ton and the judges gave them low
er rating this time for it.
While we may be little tardy in
mentioning the sale of the two good
farms, July 18th, belonging to Martin
Mccullough and advertised in the Re-
view, it is better late than never. The
farms are located southeast of Dun!
lap and are known as the Peters
farms. The 100 acre farm sold for
$3.50 per acre to Pat Grady, who owns
land nearby, and the 100 acre fran
sold to Hawn Bros. for $165.25 per
acre. Pat Mcclure and Malone Bros.
were the auctioneers.
John ShawVan came up from Des
MOines Saturday for a brief visit with
his folks. His wife and daughter &C
companied him back to Des Moines on
Sunday afternoon and will remain
there for several weeks with him.
John says that the authorities at Des
Moines are hot on the trail Of the
slackers and they are rounding up all
men Of the G"'ft age, making them
produce the" / gistration and CLASH
ticatiOn ca 1T. / ready scores of draft
evaders have been apprehended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Helsley ar
rived in Denison the latter part of the
week for few days visit at the Albert
Helsley home. Charles, who has been
one of the most efficient of Y. M. G.
A. workers in the state for the past
year with headquarters at Des Moines,
was one of the draft quota from Craw-
ford county which left Monday morn
ing for Camp Forest, Ga. Mrs. Hels-
ley departed Monday for Omaha, where
she will visit at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Woodruff.
The scarcity Of help is not inter-
fering with the service of the Rach.
WITT meat market for Miss Magdalena
Rachwitz is now driving the delivery
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