The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
The Review is issued this week in

! The Review is issued this week in
sixteen pages.
Bruce Rogers was in Omaha Mon.
day transacting business.
Theo. Rohwer and Henry Naeve
were brief business callers in Denlson
Monday from Schleswig. -''
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cox on
Sunday, June 18th, a son. Mother and
babe are both doing nicely.
| Henry Hahn, of Schleswig is, spend
ing the day in DenisOn, a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs B. Bruggen. -'-
HI. Cummings and children were
over from Manila Sunday spending
the day with friends in Denison.
Miss lone McCord, who attends the
State college, at Ames, returned nome
Saturday for the summer vacation.
1 Albert Hanson was down from
Schleswig Monday attending to some
business matters at the county capital
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Friend, of Des
Moines, arrived in Denison Sunday for
a two weeks visit with relatives and
friends. w..
| Miss Estelle FitzsimmOns, of Oma-
lha, is spending this week in Denlson,
the guest of her cousin, Miss Marie
Conner.
| c. M. Jensen purchased 212 acre
farm located in Goodrich township
last week for a consideration OF $40
per acre. $50 ST.
| Louie christensen sold his half
section farm located in Paradise town
ship last week to ThOs. Michaelsen
for 5000 per acre. ~ r.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bruggen, of
ISchleswig, visited in Denison oyer
lSunday at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. p. Bruggen. i%al
Chas. ,,Reinkins and Louie =; Naeye
were down from Schleswig yesterday
lat the county capital. 's ~ ~
Mrs. C. Il. Dueander and Mrs. Carl
Richardson were in Ames Saturday at
tending the cbnvention Of the State
Federation Of ;Woinans clubs.
Miss Beatrice j. Swan, of Manila
visited friends in this city today, and
also paid this Office pleasant visit.
renewing her subscription to the Re-
view.
Mrs. Geo. McHenry returned home
Monday evening from Columbus, Neb.,
where she has been for the past sew
eral weeks visiting her parents, DR..
and Mrs. C. D. Evans.
Miss Fanny Wooston, who has been
attending college at Ames, returned
home Sunday evening. Since the,
close of school she has been a guest
at house party at Winterset.
The ladies' of the w. C. r. u. very
fittingly observed their annual flower
day on last Monday, June 9Th. by send
| ing large box of beautiful flowers to
the school for the deaf at Council
Bluffs They also remembered those
| in the city who are unable to leave
their homes on account OF illness or
infirmities of age with pretty bouquets.
| The government rate of postage at
tier July first will be one cent for post
all cards and two cents to all parts OF
the United states and Canada for let
ters. Those having 1.-TWO cent postal
Lizards or three cent stamped envelopes
lon hand can take them to the post Of
flee. during the month OF July and re-
lceived in payment other stamped en-
lvelopes. stamps or. postal cards. This
redemption is made at the full value.
After July such redemption will be
made at the stamp value of the goods
redeemed. H., u sras .t.. .... t.#8f
The knights 2tof. Pythias order at
Denison celebrated the annual memoir
ial day on Sunday last. The day was
an ideal one in every way, and good
Representative number of the knights
took part in the exercises. The flow
ers Of summer were in full bloom and
the graves of the twenty-seven de-
ceased knights were shoWered with
flowers as the commander Of the
groupe said kindly words of remem-
brance for the ones whose bodies lay
buried beneath W. e.. Kahler, a men,
Der of the order, made the address
of the occasion. His thoughts were
most appropriate for the day and
beautifed by many poetical products
from great authors. Many relatives
of the deceased jknights were present
and were justly pleased at the re-
membrance of those who had left their,
family circles and whose memories
were so dearly cherished.