The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-02
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Heman NcwcOm is down from Dcloit
this afternoon transacting business.
Arthur Payne, of Sioux City, spent
New Years day in Dcnison, a guest at
the e. F.. Tucker home.
Richard Peters is down from Vail
today attending to some business
matters at the court house.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Powers went up
to Fort Dodge Friday, where they Wis
tied his relatives until after New
Years.
John Norris went back to Grinnell
yesterday after enjoying the holidays
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Norris.
Loyal Voss and Carl Frederick
Kuehnle returned last evening to Iowa
City after. spending the holidays here
at their parental homes.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Chris
Hansen. Of Paradist township. on
Wednesday, January I'd. daughter.
Grandpa Gus FRANKIE is more joyous
| than ever.
Russell Eckiund. of kiron, was in
the city today attending to some bust
ness matters. While here he called at
the Review Office and ordered the pa
per sent to his address for year.
Dr. Foster Pierce. of Faulkton, S. d..
arrived in Denison Sunday for few
days visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. e. w. Pierce. His wife and chill
dren have been visiting here for the
past ten days.
Carsten Christensen OF CrOftOn,
Ncbr., was in Denison Monday on bus.
mess MIR. and Mrs. Christensen have
been visiting with the latters parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe DOZark of Vail, since
Christmas, but expect to return to
Nebraska this week. d.
Mayor w. H. Laub has received a
letter from Mr.. Webster, the state fuel
administrator, asking him to see to it
that the order in regard to electric dis.
lplay signs is enforced in Denison. Elec'
trio signs must not be lighted on
Thursday and Sunday nights.
Mrs. r. NJ. Truesdell. of Sioux City,
is spending this week in Denison visit
ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. L.
Boyd. Mrs. Truesdell and sister, Miss
Alice Boyd, expect to go to Glidden
Thursday, where they will spend two
or three days visiting friends.
Henry Schmidt, who lives on route
i've OuS VI AJCHlSOu, SollSu a. IIO W.
view Office this morning and extended
his subscription to the paper another
year in advance. Mr.. Schmidt is one
of our Oldest subscribers, having sub
scrbed for the paper, in 1880, and has
received it continuously since then.
Fred Merrick leaves this evening for
Lincoln, Neb., to enter the service. He
has enlisted in the engineering depart
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mission as captain. Mrs. Merrick and
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Cuslman,
until her husband has located perma-
ncntly ... -.
Walter Pearson, hailing from DE.
trOit and travelling over the Illinois
Central to some point in the west, had
his hands and feet badly frozen last
Thursday and is now at the Denison
hospital being cared for. The man was
beating his way and when discovered
by members of the train crew was In
an exhausted condition and was taken
to the Patrick O'COnnell home. A 10.
cal physician was called and when it
was found his condition was serious he
was removed to the hospital. He is \
reported to be on the road to recovery.
Mrs. w. j. Server, secretary OF the
Denison chapter of the Red Cross, in.
forms the Review that 1t is impossible
to submit a report of the Christmas
drive for memberships in this county.
The drive was made in every town and
township in the county and there arc
twenty-five districts to to be heard |
from. The special booths at the |
Balle-BrOdersen store and at the opera |
house, in charge of the young ladies. |
did exceptionally we'll, $4,000 being !
received. The Review hopes to print
in its next issue report Of this big |
drive with the total number of mem. |
berships secured.