The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-06
Miss Marie Rowan was a shopper
in Denison Friday from Vail.

Miss Marie Rowan was shopper
in Denison Friday from Vail.
4 a. IN. Olry and family motored to
|Schleswig Sunday and spent the day
Visiting relatives. &.
Ben Smith came down from. his
home in lRipestOne, Mimi, last eve
ming FOR a few days visit with friends
in Denison. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Faul went to
Council Bluffs Sunday, where they are
spending q few days this week visiting
his mother. @ 4
Deputy Sheriff J. Johnson departed
Saturday evening for Dixie, where he
Is enjoying a few days visit with rel
atives and friends. "a
John Schnoor and family motored to
Lake View today, where they have
rented the M. E. Jones cottage and
will enjoy an outing.
Or. and Mrs. r. O. MeConnaughey
and sons and Mrs. L. "A. Sewell motor
ED to Lake Okoboii Saturday, where
they are spending this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Bauer of Ames
are spending the week here visiting at
the Fred Drummer home. Mrs. Bauer
lis sister OF Mrs. Drummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Burke and little
daughter departed Monday for Excel
sior Springs, Mo-, where Mrs Burke
will resume treatment for rheuma-
tism.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Carl Caswell, Miss
Flo CasWell and Miss Clara Conner
motored to Lewis Saturday, where
| they visited over Sunday with rela.
tiyes and friends. -. Is
| Mrs. P, w Harding accompanied by
her niece. Mrs. Vada Harden, Of Char.
ter Oak, left Denison Sunday evening
for an extended trip through Yellow
stone Park and other points of inter
est in the west. .-. 5- !.
| Geo. Atzen returned home Monday
from Lake Park after visit with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Atzen. He
accompanied his, parents on q motor
trip from Denison to Chicago and re-
turned with them to their home at
Lake Park.
Master Adds Mahon arrived here
last week from Kansas City for an ex-
tended visit at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. P. e. c.. Lally. Miss
Elaudine Mailon, his sister, has been
here for the past month and will re-
main for a longer visit.
John Norris, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Norris, VINO is in the I'd diyis-
ion of the marines, arrived last week
at Camp Mills, having served for sew
eral months In the army Of occupat ton.
He expects to receive his discharge
and return home some time this week.
Howard Gray returned to Denison
| Monday after having received his dis
| charge from the service. Howard was
one OF the first Denison boys to enter
| the, service, enlisting in Co. B, I'd
Iowa infantry. Since the signing Of
the armistice he has been stationed
at Paris, ~; ~
Rev. j. L. Boyd expects to leave to-
morrow for Okoboji where he will
spend week attending the Epworth
League convention, which is held at
the Methodist Camping Grounds on
West Okoboji. This is a deligh tful
place and Rev. Boyd anticipates q
pleasant OutlnS. 1900: II
Miss Alice Boyd accompanied by her
sister, Mrs, Rex Truesdan, of Sioux
lefty, arrived Monday for a visit at
their parental home. Miss Boyd will
remain home a month before leaving
hfor Lawton, where she will be an In
structor in the public schools OF that
place the coming year. u 5, a 3. !,
Judge Conner. returned home this
noon from Omaha. where he has been
for the past three weeks at the Birch.
mont hospital taking treatment for
the asthma. He returned home great
" improved in health Mrs Conner,
who has been with him for the past
ten days, accompanied him home.
/ The county to the west and north
was favored with good shower this
i morning. Some hail is reported at
1 Charter Oak, and at Schleswig the hail
was quite heavy. Those Of our farm
ers living in the north part Of the coun-
Ity who are raising popcorn say the
crop was badly in need Of rain and the
shower Of this morning will do much
good.
| Miss Hazel Laub is expected hoIns
Sunday from Chicago, where she has
completed his course In nursing at
the Cook county hospital She had ex-
pected to return home sooner, but on
account OF tie race riot in Chicago
and the shortage of nurses she remain
ed longer. We understand that she
has accepted a fine position with one
Icf the large hospitals in Omaha !.
A special meeting of the Denison
chapter Of the Red Cross was called
tor last Monday evening, but owing to
1.-THE small attendance no business was
TRANSACTED, the meeting being post.
Iponed until some future date. 1t is
tlhe plan TO have one member from
leach branch in the county act as a
member of the executive board and
1.-The meeting was called for the purpose
:Iof carrying this plan out. n,
| ". e.. Anderson, the tailor, has just
INSTALLED Hoffman, pressing ma
chine which is the last word in equip
|ment of this kind, The machine,
(which represents an Investment Of
1880, will increase the output Of press
/ ing almost 100 per cent and do the
work more efficiently than it could be
done by the old method. All kinds of
Iipressing can be done with this ma