The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
Local Mention

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i Joe Ingiiram Of Milford township,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Tetie Decker, of Yetter. spent
Saturday IN Denison visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom went
down to Omaha yesterday to attend
the auto show. q
Every page Of the Review is a live
news page-don't overlook q single
one In this issue.
Miss Hertha Lehfeldt, who attends
Grinnell college, lis expected home
this week for a two weeks vacation.
Chester schlumberger left Saturday
for Oakdale, Neb, where he Is visit
ing his brother, DR.. Pierre Scalum-
berger.
\ Miss Lydia Jensen underwent a
minor operation at her home Monday
afternoon We are glad to report she
is much improved.
Mrs. Alfred Howorth. who resides
at Tecumseh,. Neb., spent the latter
part OF the week In Denison, the guest
OF Miss Rachel Goodrich 81
Fred Weimer who has been farming
in the vicinity of Dow City for the
past several ytars moved his family
to this city last week and will make
his future home here.
Current Events club will meet on
Thursday at $3.50 p. M, March 18th,
at the home OF Mrs. Strahan. There
will be q covered dish lunch and each
member may bring one guest.
Miss Gladys Hart spent several
days here last week visiting at the
o, m. Criswell home. Miss Hart had
been visiting relatives at Charter Oak
ana was ;enr0nte to her home at Moose
Lake, MINI 81 II 81
II O. #. Tellgren was down from Wall
Lake on Monday attending to business
matters here. Mr.. Tefigren and fam.
lily have recently moved from their
farm south of Denfson to. Wall Lake,
where they will reside for the coming
year.
ss Mrs. Frank Woolston spent several
days the past week visiting Mrs. Chas.
Aurachera at Cedar Rapids and her
daughter, Miss Fanny Woolston at
Ames, while enrotte from Clinton,
where she was called by the death of
her brother q
n DR.. iR. o. 4McConnaughey and Jacob
Johnson were passengers to Sioux
City this forenoon, where they are
spending the day transacting business.
Only one license to wed has been
issued by County Clerk j. w. Mona
CHAN during the past week. that being
to William A., :Rohde and Jennie
Schoneboom on Monday, March 10th.
Lyle Poole OF Toledo, spent the
week end here visiting his brother,
Lieut.. Harold Poole, and other friends.
Lyle has recently received his dis
charge from service, having enlisted
from Toledo. He was in New York
ready to sail for overseas duty when
the armistice was signed. His many
friends here were very pleased to see
him again.
Nv. A. Biggs, who has been making
His home for the past months with his
daughter, Mrs. Phil Michels Of Ames,
has returned to Denison and. will re-
main here for the future. At present
he is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Hen
~ Faul and family. Of this city. HIS
many old time frieds will be pleased to
Know that he has returned to this
community.
Miss Laura McElwain received the
sad news Sunday of the death OF her
cOunsin, Mark Wood, which occurred
that morning at his home in Jefferson.
MI. Wood was an undertaken at Jeffer-
son and while preparing a body for
h,irial Dricked his finger with one OF
the instruments and blood poison set
III, which resulted in his death. Fun
eral services are being held at Jeffer-
son this afternoon. IS
Lieut.. Harold Poole arrived here
last week from TT Monroe, Va, for
d short visit with his wife and with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nor
rs with whom Mrs. Poole has been
making her home while her husband
was overseas. Lieut.. Poole has been
ordered to attend training school for
the coast artillery and will be sta
toned sat Fortress Monroe for several
months. Hesand Mrs. Poole and baby
viii leave today for TT. Monroe, Va,
where they will make their home for
the present.
The Federation Of WOmen's Clubs
met at the club room Saturday, trans
acted business and the following OIL
Gers were elected for the ensuing
year: President. Mrs. Geo. Richard
son Y recording secretary, Miss Mable
Kelly; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
William Strahan; treasurer, Mrs. An
nh Romans. The federation has been
noted for its good work in the past
and now expects after the cessation
5of war work to again resume its activ-
tiles. "A market day is planned for
the near future to help raise funds for
work now being contemplated.
Mr.. and Mrs, - E. Glasscock of
West Union, arrived her Monday for
q, short visit with tn latter's grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Wagner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glasscock formerly resided at
West Side, having moved from there
about year ago. to West Union,
where Mr. Glasscock and his son con,
duct meat market. They will leave
today for West Side, where they will
be in attendance at the marriage OF
their son, Ivan to Miss Clara Evers,
of that city, which will take place to-
day Mr.. Glasscock paid this ONCE
aspleasant call and remarked on the
improvements made in this city during
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