The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-13
City election week from Monday.

Miss Anna Rcaman was shopper
in Denison Friday from Ycttcr.
Mrs. ben Hollander, of Schleswig
visited friends in DcnisOn Saturday.
Mrs. d. J. Butler. Of Arion, was 9
business visitor in this city Tuesday
Arthur Whey, of Deloit, was 6
pheasant business visitor here Friday
Clarence. Prutcr was down from
West Side Monday attending to some
business matters at the court, house.
\: Attorney l.. w. Powers left Monday
Afternoon for Dcs MQines apd Cedar
Rapids:a.xhere he was called on legal
business IT,. =
Mrs, Chris Hennings. of Ricketts,, is
spending, this week :: in Denison. q
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P
c. Hennings.
Bert McAndrews was down from Val
Friday nding to- some business mat
tiers and calling on county seat &C
Quaintanccs. ~.
| Mesdmes Chas. Smith, VIM. See
mann and J. U. Wise were among the
out of town shoppers from Dow City
in this city Thursday.
Carl Sibbert who is taking voice
culture in New York. arrived in Deni.
son Friday for visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Sibbert.
The Standard Bearers met on Mon.
day evening with Miss Lillian Scott
The usual interesting meeting was en-
joyed and Mrs. Geo. Duzik had charge
Of the lesson.
Clarence Chamberlin left Friday
evening over the Illinois Central for
Urbana, ILL.,, where he will attend a
special school OF instruction, prepar'
Ing himself for the balloon service.
Many Of his friends were at the sta.
ton. to bid him farewell.
Auctionecr Ora Malone and family
moved to Denison last week and are
occupying a new home on East Chest.
nut street. Mr.. Malone formerly re.
sided at Dunlap. but has moved to
DenisOn In order to better look after
the auctiOnecring business III this ter.
ritory which he and his brother. T.. T.,
have built up.
Charles Richards. who is stationed
at Camp Cody. N. NJ. arrived in Dcni.
son last Wednesday evening for a
few days visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Richards. Charlie says
the Denison boys at Cody are all well
but that they are anxiOusly awaiting
orders to move to France. He return.
ed to Camp Cody yesterday.
The supper which was served at the
Methodist church last Wednesday eve
ming under the auspices of the Queen
Esther circle. was a great success,
about sos being realized. The ladies
of the circle wish to extend their
thanks TO their friends for the gener.
GUS patronage and also to those who
so willingly assisted with the work.
Subscription blanks have been fur
nishcd the business men OF Dcnison
for the purpose of promoting the sale
OF lecture course tickets for next seas.
on. This plan was perfected by Il.
BrOderscn. and from all reports It is a
success. Scores of tickets have al.
ready been pledged and it Is expected
that by next week the required mum.
Der will have been reached.
We wish to call the attention of Re.
Wow readers to the many announce.
mcnts of DcnisOn merchants in this
weeks issue. DenisOn merchants are
announcing thci rspring openings and
visit to any of the stores will con.
vince one that spring is already here.
Don't overlook these spring announce.
ments and by all means plan to visit
the stores during their openings.
B. Brodcrso~ received a telegram
yesterday NJ ~: from his son. Ben,
from Campo ody. n. NJ. advising him
that he was one OF twelve men select
ed from his battery to report for spc.
cial work at an eastern camp. Tho
telegram Was sent from Cody Monday
afternoon and Ben left that evening.
Ben enlisted in Battery D at Daven.
port last spring, together with Har
old SillettO. The battery was in
training at Davenport for several
weeks and was then ordered to Camp
Cody, where they have been In train.
Ing for several months. ,~,..
Mrs. Carl F.. Kuchnle and. sister.
Mrs. w. T. Perkins of Seattle. WASH,
expect to leave the latter part of the
week for few days visit with their
friends at Des Moines. From there
they will go to Chicago for short
visit and will be met by Mrs. E. A.
Howard and husband, Lieut.. Howard,
who is stationed with the artillery
at Camp Greene, N. c. They will be
joined later by, Mr. Carl F. Kuehnle
and will attend the wedding of Cap
tain Hubert Hov(ard, b1other Of
Lieut.. Howard. which will take place
at Rockford, ILL.,, ION March %.
The L. D. S. church has been hold
Ing a series of meetings for the past
four weeks, under the leadership of
Elder Chas. Harpe, q missionary who
has travelled extensively in the south
and Is q very able speaker. These
meetings have been full Of interest
and large congregations have been in
attendance, during which time six
new members have been added through
baptism. The services will continue
one week longer and meetings will be
held every night except Saturday The
subject for the Sunday evening ser.
mon will be America in Prophecy"
Everyone is cordially invited to at.