The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-06

Mrs. r. o. McConnaughey, who has
been visiting for the past month with
her sister, Mrs. Wilson Kipp, at Sc
attic, Wash, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. McConnaughey returned by the
way of Rochester, Mimi, where she
stopped off several days to consult
with specialists in regard to her
health.
Relatives and friends of Crawford
county boys now serving in France
should send letters from the boys "ov-
er there" to the Review for publica-
ton. Every resident of the county
has personal pride in these brave
young men and will be interested in
hearing from them. Either mail or
hand in the letters to the Review Of.
fee. All letters will be returned.
Every reader of the Review can
| help to make the paper more interest
ing by telling US items of interest. 1t
is impossible for our reporter to Sc
cure all the news without the cooper
alton of the readers. If you have
guests from out Of town or plan Wis.
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phone is No. 20. Remember we are no
further away than your telephone.
Mrs. Peter Boysen and daughter,
Miss Hilda, of Schleswig, were in Den.
; ison Saturday visiting friends. They
had just returned from Camp Dodge,
where they spent several days visiting
Bernard Boysen, who had been con-
fined in the hospital at that place for
the past four weeks. They report him
much better at present, and able to
be up and he expects soon to be able
to leave the hospital.
Friends of Corporal Seth E. Elliott,
former instructor in the high school,
have received word Of his recent trans.
fer from Camp Gordon, Ca, to Camp
Taylor, KY, where he will enter off.
GERS training camp in the artillery de.
partment. Corporal Elliott left Deni.
son July Goth, and since that time has
been stationed at Camp Gordon, where
he soon was promoted to rank of a
pleased to learn of his further ad.
vancement
Chester McGrath and family will
move the latter part of this week to
Sioux City, where he has accepted a
position with the Lindholm Furniture
company where he will manage their
musical department. Mr.. McGrath has
had charge of the monograph bust
ness for the Balle-Brodersen company
for the past year or more and is con.
sidered one of the best statesmen in
western Iowa.
Grover Tucker, who is a member of
the Rainbow. division, writes his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tucker, that
it looks as if the war will be over by
Christmas. He says the boys are be.
ing urged to enlist for service for six
months after the war closes to help
clean up the battlefields. They are
being offered $120 per month for this
service Grover mailed his parents a
German gas mask which is most in
teresting trophy.
On invitation of Mr.. Meyers, who
has been writing comments on the
Sabbath school lesson for over twenty
five years. Rev. Hamilton of the Bap-
fist church, gives his views this week
on the lesson for-the coming Sunday
We might, add that our Sunday school
column is one Of the strong features
of the Review in many homes. particu-
larly where distance from church priv
ileges makes what the column says
about the only religious matter which
comes from week to- week.
Announ cements were received in
Denison last week of the marriage Of
Howard Johnson to Miss Marjory Wv.
ian Priestly, which was solemnized at
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Aberdeen, S. D.. October 9th. Howard
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. John
son, former residents of this city. He
attended the public schools of Deni-
son, completing his high school edu.
cation at Redfeld. S. d., where his
parents moved. Howard completed a
course Of dentistry in Chicago. Friends
ofNhe family extend hearty congrat.
ulations to the happy couple.