The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12

| GllJOyeu. NeAL Cdlllc lle presentation
of the four minute men certificates b.
4 Supt. j. r.. McVicker. These certifi
Gates were received from the govern
Iment to1be given to the pupils hayin.
the best Red Cross speech, the!st
speeches having been given &severa
fWeeks7 ago. Those. who had the llonol
OF receiving a, certificate were Miss
Helen Rule of the. 12thn grade.1 Miss
Virginia Marks of the 18th, Andrew
! Sharp Of the 10th and Viola Gibson" o.
the 9Th. The last number on the pro
gram was song. All present enjoyed
4 the program immensely, ~ g. ~
| Miss Wave Williamson returned or
Thursday from a several days visit
with relatives in Harlan. :.,i. ~ =
! Mrs. Mary Spencer went to Denison
Tuesday to spend few days at the
home of her son, James Spence" and
wife, and also to attend the, special
meetings which are in progress at the
IL. D. S. church. :. ess[.. ~,
Frank Wiley left last week, for .Wyo-
ming where he went on business
mission. ;ao,-. s,-,..
Mrs. Eva Baber celebrated her birth
day Wednesday by inviting few of
her friends and relatives in for a SO.
cial hour. A delicious birthday din
ner was esrved. r. e. .',,.,
Mrs. Vera Soper was among the
Denison. visitors Wednesday,
George TRACER was a business visit
or in town Thursday Denison. 80
Miss bessie Baber came up from
Omaha Thursday for several days
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Baber.
Matthias Bros. made shipment of
stock to the market at Omaha We'd
nesday night. 49,.
C. o. Miller was a visitor in Dunlap
Thursday.
Mrs. Claus Hansen has returned to
Denison after two weeks sojourn at
the DR.. j. A. Brill home.
Mrs. Adolph Ahartf and daughter,
Bernice, returned Wednesday from a
several days visit at the parental, Joe
Losch home in Denfson. ''N
Mrs. Frank Wiley and Mrs. ]. A.
Brill were Denison visitors Wednesday
as was also Miss Marie Coleman.
While out on a hunting expedition,
the past week, Wallace Edwards was
successful in catching wolf, which
brought him the neat sum of $3S.
On Thursday of the past week, Mr..
and, Mrs. Adolph Honz and daughter,
Coda, received two fine war relics
from their son and brother Frank. who
is in France. These relics are in the
form of vases and are made from the
French rs shells, the shell that was
used most successfully during the war.
r. w. Houston, Tom Rule and son,
Robert were in Denison on: Tuesday
Of the last week where they attended
the funeral OF w w. Cushman.
The Red Cross ladies met in the
sewing room at the school house on
Wednesday, and spent the afternoon
in making garments for the Belgian
relief cause. ,s-.. ,--.4.4,r. ,t,r...- ..s..
Mrs Bartlett returned to-. her home
in Denison Wednesday after pleas
ant visit at the home of her son in
this vicinity.
( DR.. J. A. Brill, our local veterinarian
has been conferred quite an honor by
the state in being appointed assistant
surgeon. The doctor has
in his possession handsome certifi-
cate which was presented to him by
Gov. w. L. Harding, showing that he
has been commissioned to this office
for term of three years, the commits
sion having taken effect on the 9Th
Of this month. < DR.. Brill's many
friends in this vicinity are greatly
pleased to learn of his appointment.
S. w. aCalderwood was business
visitor at the county capital Thursday.
'Fritz Meyer, residing several miles
north of town, held a sale Thursday,
which, was necessary owing. to- the
recent death of his son, Godfred. The
occasion is reported as having been
we'll attended, and everything brought
prices.
B. NJ. McElwain was in Denison the
past week to see his mother, Mrs. M.
l.. McElwain who was the victim of
an accident. the fore part of the week,
when she fell just outside the door at
her home, sustaining broken bone in
her wrist All hope that she will soon
from her injury.
Mrs. Geo.. Binnall and Mrs. c.. H.
Best and daughter, Martha, were Dun
lap visitors Friday. Mrs. Best was
there having dental work done.
Don Young came Thursday from
Camp Dodge for a visit with the Petit
He has received his final
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