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


visiting friends
! Mrs. Ada Wheelright was bust
ness caller here from Dow City sew
eral days last week.
| Mrs. James Spence spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Spence, of Dow City.
| Mrs Jane Wood, of Dow City, was
an over Sunday visitor at the home
of her niece, Mrs. Fred Northam.
VIM. Mcbride and wife were at De
fiance Monday where they visited q
daughter and Mr.. McBride's mother.
Miss Alfrieda Mccullough was q
passenger to Dow City Monday for a
short visit with her brother, Thomas
and wife.
/ Charles City Press: Germany now
has her choice. She can toss the Ho
Ihenzollerns overheard or go down
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Butterworth, &C
companied by the latter's aged father
il. r. Rudd, were visitors here from
Dow City Friday. ,>
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Newly and Mrs
i
rella, were pleasant visitors here from
Wall Lake Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Stone returned
Sunday from Rochester, Mimi, where
they went to consult specialists re-
garding Mrs. Stones health.
Henry Kolls has received notice that
his son, Fred c., stationed at Camp
Dodge, has entirely recovered from a
two weeks siege of pneumonia.
On page 6 of this section will be
found a general review of the candi
/ dates on the republican ticket to be
ivoted on at the November election.
i A. NJ. Justice came in from Austin
MINI, this morning and will remain
here until after election. He reports
a successful crop from his Minnesota
farm this year.
/ We desire to call attention to an
/ error in giving the name of the repub-
| lican nominee for state senator. The
name appears as Newton Pitt and
] should read M. B. Pitt, of Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Mcbride are en-
PERTAINING their grandchildren, the
Rudd twins, from Omaha. The chill.
dren came UP on Tuesday evening and
will remain during the duration OF
the quarantine at Omaha.
C. e. Humphrey accompanied by
his mother, left Monday for Aurora,
Neb, where they will spend the week
visiting his sister, Mrs. Haughey and
daughters. They made the trip by
auto. -.
Up to the time of going to press no
definite word has been received as to
when the remains of Miss Erma Shaw
will arrive here for interment. A re-
quest has been made, however, that
no flowers be sent at the time Of the
funeral.
The Register of Tuesday gives the
name of Tru w. Myers, of Lamont,
as being killed in action. This young
man is the only, son of Wash Myers,
who was resident of Deloit for many
years, and who will be remembered
by many people in that vicinity as well
as in Denison, who greatly sympa-
thize with them in their sorrow.
Charles Silletto, who is member
of the S. A. r. c. at Ames, writes his
parents that he has recently recover
ed from slight attack of the inf1uen-
"a, and was confined to the hospital
for five days, during which time he
lost seven pounds in weight. He
states that he is feeling fine at pres
ent and considers himself very lucky
to have escaped so easily. n.
| The following item which appeared
in the Sioux City Journal of today will
be of interest to many people who are
well acquainted with Mr.. McDermott
who has lived at Manila for many
years George McDermott, Of Manil-
la, has been appointed general car
foreman for the Sioux City and Dako-
I ia division OF the Milwaukee railroad
and has arrived in Sioux City to as
sumo his duties. Before coming to
Sioux City Mr.. McDermott was car
foreman for the Milwaukee at Manila,
/ Sioux Falls, Scotland, Yankton, Run
ming Water, Armour, Platte and Trip,
is. D."
Mrs. D. M. McAllister of this city,
recently received letter from her
son, Archie Davis, who has been IN
France since September 1st He
states that they have been travelling
continually since their arrival in
France He also says that the people
here in the states don't begin to real
LIE how terrible this war is, but II
they could only see some of the poor
little French children they would un-
Iderstand better, and that it surely
puts the fighting spirit III the soldiers.
He adds that he is well and that he
never saw prettier country than he
is seeing now.
| Frank Lynch, who for three years
was the director and coach of@Gthe
| Denison football team, writes Denison
Friends that he and Mrs. Lynch are
now located in New York City, where
The is attending. the officers training
school for the radio department at
Columbia university. He states that
while the work is very strenuous he
and his wife are enjoying the sights
! in New York, and having pleasant
stay there. They were fortunate in
seeing the large boat which left New
York habor recently loaded with 49,.
900 troops, and again had the novel
experience of seeing where it was
!