The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-25

4 Mrs, g. L. voss is reported to be
suffering with light attack OF the In
Ifluenza.
| DR.. Emma tombstone returned home
Friday from Arion where she had been
caring for her daughter, Mrs Clar-
Ience McCOrd, who has been i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mahoney, Of this
Icity, were called upon to mourn the
death OF their only child on Friday.
The little one was but one year Of age
land was i'll but q short time.
The Misses Iona Brosius and Martha
Hird, of Arion, we're in this city last
Thursday attending the lecture given
lat the opera house that evening by
Miss Marie Van Gastel, a Belgian
nurse.
i Leon Vassar returned home the first
|of the week from Spirit Lake where
The has been employed for the past
flew weeks on the Spirit Lake Beacon.
Leon has resigned. his position with
that newspaper. He has not yet de-
cided where he will locate.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bolton were
passengers to Dow City Saturday
where they attended the funeral Of
l Mrs. Higley, a relative whose remains
were brought to that place tor burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Link Higley, Of Nevada,
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton to-
i Denison for a brief visit.
/ Lieut.. and Mrs. Gail r. Richardson
arrived in Denison this morning from
TT. BENJAMIN Harrison. Lieutenant
i Richardson has received his discharge
from the service and will re-enter the
insurance business here with his
brother, Carl Lieut.. and Mrs. Rich
ardson will make their home with his
mother, Mrs. Geo. Richardson, for the
/ present.
The Review Is requested to an
1 nounce that the next number of the
lecture course will be on Friday, Jan
nary Sd, when the Schuman quintette
will give musical program. This
number promises to be one OF the
features OF the course. They have
visited Denison 9 number OF occas-
ions and will have warm welcome
on January Sd.
Hans ". Brodersen, who is operat-
Ing lakewood farm west of Denison,
has secured the services of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Jepsen. Of Goodrich town
ship, for the coming year. Mr.. Jep-
sen will assist Hans with the crops
and livestock and Mrs. Jepsen will at
tend to the household duties. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jepsen are moving to the Brod-
ersen farm this week.
Loyal Voss, who Is In the naval avia-
! ton service, arrived in Denison last
Thursday to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. L.. Yoss. 10y
lal III stationed at Miami, Fla. where
The will complete his air training and
after receiving his commission will
receive his discharge from the service.
/ He intends to resume his course at the
State university after his discharge.
Private Loucks, who was assigned
by the war department to assist the
local exemption board with the cleri-
cal work IN connection with that Of
! Ace, was ordered to Des Moines last
week and hOnorably discharged from
the service. Private Loucks was q
limited service man and during his
short stay in Denison made many
warm friends, who were sorry to have
him recalled. NJ
Hans BrOdersen, who has been sta
ltfoned at NthA Sweeney AutO school at
Kansas City, arrived in DenisOn Sum
day for a, brief visit at the home Of
HIS uncle, B. BrOdersen, Hans suf-
fered with an attack Of the flu at KAN
sas City, which later developed into
pneumonia, and Is now just recover
linz from his sickness. He left Mon
day for aSchleswig, where he will
4 spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brodersen.
IA. j.. Gary received q letter last
week from his daughter Miss Pearl
Gary, q Red Cross nurse serving in
France stHting that she had been
Il transferred from mobile hospital No.
4 ia an evacuation hospital. This
TRANSFER was q promotion, only few
Of the nurses in the unit being trans
ferred. She writes that she likes her
new location and is enjoying the work
Immensely. Miss Gary has no idea
when she will be returned to the Unit
led States, but writes that as long as
1 she is needed over there she viii be
content to remain. 81
George Murphy arrived in Denison
Sunday from New York and is visit
ling his uncle, VIII Quade. He reach-
ed New York from overseas on De-
lcember I'd and was mustered out Of
the service there. George enlisted in
1.-THE aviation corps when the United
States entered the war and was de-
tailed for special service with the Eng
flish army on his arrival in Europe and
Twas with the British hying corps
when the war closed. His return voy-
i ire was mad on the Maurent tina, q
j sister ship OF the Iusitania and the
same vessel on which he made the
"trip overseas. W s