The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-03

The F. L. T. club will meet Friday
July IL at the home Of Mrs. VIM
Strahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schelm of Ute
visited in Denison last Thursday with
Fred and Martha LEM.
The Womans' Relief Corps held 9
very successful thimblebee Tuesday
evening of this week at the Nate Ha
worth home.
Miss Mynna Stedinger returned to
her home in Omaha the last of the
week after a pleasant visit in Deni
son, the guest of Martha LEM.
DR.. and Mrs. Townsend Pearson
drove up from Glenwood Saturday
for an over Sunday visit with his par.
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Pearson.
v. l.. Byers, the Reviews limo
type operator is taking a vacation
this week from his duties. Charles
Silletto is operating the machine dur
ing his absence.
The Review has been forced to
omit some Of the correspondence this
week owing to the fact that the pa
per is, printed earlier to get it into
the mails before the 4th.
Miss Ethel Cook, who acts as a
pastors assistant in a large Con-
gregatiOnal church in Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, returned home last eve.
ming and will spend the summer here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cook.
Miss Ellen Hoffman was hostess to
the King Heralds Monday afternoon.
After the lesson had been studied,
everyone was asked to join in hunt
for the picnic supper which had been
hidden out of doors. The box Of good
things to eat was finally discovered
among the branches of tree and the
lunch eaten on the lawn. Plans are
being made for a picnic to be held
in place of the regular monthly meet
ing in August.
James Mitchell, secretary and treas
urer of the Iowa State Bottlers AS
ISOLATION has called a special state
meeting OF the association to be held
at the Kirkwood hotel at. Des Moines
Monday, July 9Th. The bottlers are
being called together for the purpose
of discussing the freight rates. fur
Their advance in war taxes and the
sugar situation which confronts them
at this time. They are now allowed
but fifty per cent of their normal sup
ply of sugar which means their output
will be cut in half.
Phil A. Schlumberger. after having
worked diligently in the drug bust
ness for almost forty years, has de-
cided to relieve himself of part of
the strenuous responsibility and has
given his daughter, Anna Schlumber-
ger, an interest in the business, whose
ability and competency in the pro-
fession is unquestioned. Miss Schlum-
berger has had several years of ex.
perience in the drug business here
in Denison with her father and for
the past year and more, has had
charge of drug store at Little Sioux.
! Mrs. Sophie Drummer, Noble Grand,
Mrs. Laura Baer, Vice-grand; MIS-
Mary Strahan, Recording Secretary;
Mrs. Matte Woodruff. Financial Sc
cretary; Mrs. Emma Bolton, treasur-
er, Mrs. Anna Christensen, Chaplain;
Miss Ella Jones, Warden, Mrs. Matte
James, Conductor. Mrs. Lille Slavery,
l6AI supporter ~. W., VAA 1AAAc
left Supporter N. G.. Mrs.
Grace Jensen, right Supporter v. G.,
Mrs. Anna Schlumberger, left Sup.
porter v. G., Miss Myrtle Larson, In-'I
side Guardian; Henry Bliesman, Out
side Guardian. ,
William McHenry, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sears. McHenry received tele-
gram Monday from Coe college advis- |
Ing him that he has been selected as |
Dne Of ten from the student body of {
that college to attend military train !
Ing school at Camp Sheridan, ILL.,, to
open July Is and to continue until
Sept. 16. These ten students will re-
turn to Coe and train the student |
body during the next school year.
Those selected will receive the pay of |
. private from the government during
their training at Camp Sheridan as
we'll as uniforms, maintenance and
William accepted |
The offer and will take advantage of
his fine opportunity to combine edu.
cation and services.