The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04

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Mrs. o. S. Carlson was up from Dow
ECity Saturday spending the day with
friends and shopping. "
VIM. Trulsen and w. c. Schwartz
were brief business callers in DenisOn
Monday from Charter Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McCord and Mrs.
milo Kelly attended the Memorial
|services at Dow City Friday.
The Current Event club will hold a
picnic on Thursday afternoon, June
ll2th, at the home of Mrs. G. X.
meyers. -. as.. p. 3D.,
Gibson e. Rogers report the sale of
IChandler touring cars to Chas. Chase
land John Rasp of Buck Grove during
1.-THE past week. ...
Emil Bohm, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bohm arrived home Saturday
Eof last week from France, where he
Fhad been in service since July, 1918.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Buesing, resi-
ldents of Davenport, arrived in Denl-
son last Thursday for visit at the
home of his brother, Mr.. Gus Buesing
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cruise returned
| lloIH bulfop AIoihueay AA3AAe, etNS
er a visit of several days at the home
[of the formers brother, Robert and
wife. ..@. ..ss III
Mrs. Olivette Carr came up from
kDow City for brief visit with friends
there Monday She is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. w. e. Dow at that place for
la short time .s
Mr.. and Mrs. August Messenbrinl
accompanied by the latter's father,
tJ. r. Griffin of Dow City. left last
"wednesday for Wells, Mimi, where
they will visit relatives for several
Iweeks. @7'. ;,.s
T DR.. P. j. Brannon will leave the last
Iof the week for Atlantic City, N. j.,
where he will attend the national med.
ical convention. He will visit rela'
Etives in New York before returning
home. ~ -,.
| Mrs. Joe Losch received a telegram
MONDAY from her son, John STEINER,
advising her of his safe arrival at
Newport News, Va. John is a mem
Der of Company I, 35lst Infantry, OF
1.-THE SSth division. ~
T Prospective brides will be interest
Ted to know that it is now necessary
to give their ages to the county clerk
before a marriage license will be is.
sued. This is also required of the
prospective groom. f. -. ..,-:s +,
Mrs. c.. e. Humphrey left Saturday
Ifor MarshalltOwn where she is MAX
ling visit with. friends. Mrs. Hum
phrey will spend most Of the summer
Visiting relatives and friends at points
lin the eastern part of the state. :
Max Motif arrived home Sunday,
Having landed in New York some ten
Edays previous. Max was among the
first volunteers from Denison and he
spent considerable time at Camp
Cody, N. NJ, being sent overseas early
last fall. -o,}-.s,e. .,e,,4s.. ..,
Mrs. Hattie King received word OF
the safe arrival Of her son, Frank G.
King from France on May 20. AT
Epresent Ire is at Debarkation Hospi
ftal No. 3, New York City, where he is
receiving treatment for his eyes. With
tthcs exception of this trouble, he is
feeling fine, and hopes to soon be: able
to receive his discharge and return
home. ~. =;
John Mcmahon surprised his rela-
Etives and friends by walking in on
Them slast Thursday, having arrived
home on the, noon train from Camp
dodge. His mother had not even
tbeen Informed of his arrival from
france, and his unexpected return
Ehome was pleasant surprise. John
made the trip home on a freighter
accompanying shipment OF horses
to the states.
1t might be good investment for
the city authorities to put on a traffic
Eofficer during the summer months and
fine the automobile drivers who insist
on using the paved streets. for a speed
way. Some drivers do not seem to
think that there are laws governing
the speed of machines within the city
limits. This practice should and
could be stopped if the city officials
Twill see to it that guilty parties are
given a good stiff fine.
I Chas. Richards returned home Mon
day evening from Camp Dodge after
having received his discharge. Charles
was one of the Denison boys who en-
listed in Co. B, I'd Iowa Infantry soon
after the outbreak Of the war and re-
ceived his first training at Ida Grove
being transferred to Deming, N. NJ.
where he. spent many months. Charles
later went to France arriving there
only a few months before the armis
tice was signed. He returned in the
best of health and is mighty glad to
be home once more &
! Old time citizens of Denison will
learn with regret of the death OF H. e
| Warner, for SO many years passen
ger conductor on the North Western
running from Boone to Council Bluffs
Mr.. Warner has made his home al
Council Bluffs during the later years
and it was there he was buried yes
terday In the earlier days of Denison
Mr. Warner operated a dray line here
and was also employed at the l.. X
Bensley elevator. He had many
friends all along the line between
Boone and the Bluffs.
The w. G. r. u. will meet this week
on Thursday at 3 p. M, Their regular
flower mission day comes next Mon
day and all who would like to have q
share in this good. work are asked tc
send flowers to McKim hall on Mon
day morning or notify Miss Lessie
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