The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-05
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Will Wilroth was business caller
here from Vail Monday.
George Lamberty was in Carroll on
Saturday morning transacting bust
ness.
Robert Rule spent Sunday here with
!. friends, returning to his home in DO"
City on Monday.
Mrs. Leila Woodard of Cedar Rap
ids was pleasant visitor here with
friends and relatives Monday.
L. l.! Osterlund of Vail, was in the
CITY last Thursday transacting bust
ness and calling on acquaintences.
Miss Leona Mclean returned Sun
day evening from week end visit at
, her parental home in Lincoln, Neb.
"" P. E. O. will meet on Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. J. F. Pfarr. This
is the annual election Of officers and
a good attendance is desired.
James Bartholomew of Logan. who
formerly conducted a candy kitchen
here, was transacting business and
visiting friends in this city Monday.
S. r. Cole who has been visiting
relatives here left on Monday for Des
Moines for a short visit, before re-
turning to his home at Douglas, Wyo.
Nick Boysen, prominent farmer re-
siding near Deloit was pleasant
business caller in the city Saturday.
The Review acknowledges a pleasant
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cushman left
on Saturday for Battle Creek, Ia,
where they will visit the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Matt Wells, for
a short time.
Fred Knop was over from Charter
Yesterday attending to some busl-
ness matters at the county capital
While in the city, he made the Review
office pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Burke expect TO
leave o.. Thursday for EXcelSlor
Springs, Mo. where they viii remain
indefinitely in the hopes 81 Denelitlns
Mrs. Burke's health. which has been
quite poorly of late.
= Rev Sweeney of Sheldon arrived
here Saturday to assist Rev. Nj. j.
Farrelly for the ensuing month. Kew
Sweeney has recently been discharg
ed from army service and has the
rank of first lieutenant.
judge Conner and L. w. Powers
were passengers to Sioux City Monday
evening where they Will spend re"
DAYS at the trial of a law sut. Mr..
Powers will go directly to Des MONIES
from Sioux City to resume his duties
at the legislature
Joe Garrett who has been stationed
at Camp Grant, ILL.,, as member OF
co. G 18th Inf. surprised his mother
by arriving home Unexpectedly on FRI
dav evenings Joe has received his
discharge and will remain here in
definitely:
The Federation of Clubs will meet
on Saturday, March s, at 2:30 O'CLOCK
at the Library club rooms. All pres
idents are to notify their DELEGATES.
This is the annual election OF o1hcers'
and other important business is also
to come before the meeting and all
delegates are urged to attend.
- Miss Anne Kari left for ner home
in Indianoa this morning. Miss karr
was one of the instructors at the west
Brick school. and resigned her 20
.ition recently to enter the Presby-
terrain hospital ct Chicago for nurses,
training. Miss Marguerite Haugh will
fill the vacancy for the remainder OF
the school year.
Jno. H. D. Gray, who edited the Re
view Farm Department for year ana
e. half is now associated with the lda
Grove Pioneer and the Storm Lake
Pilot Tribune and will edit the farm
departments for both of these papers.
Mr.. Gray will spend alternate weeks
with each publication. For the past
five or six years Mr.. Gray has made
a speciality of editing farm depart
ments and he is recognized one of the
ablest farm editors in the state. The
Review congratulates the Pioneer and
Pilot-Tribune upon securing the SER
vices of Mr.. Gray.
Friends of Robert VanBoskirk, who
was employed in IA is city previous |
to the declaration of war, will be in |
terested to know that at present he |
is employed with large printing
firm. in Des Moines. Robert yolun-
teered as soon as war was declared |
and Joined Company B at Ida Grove,
and for a short time was recruiting |
officer here in Denison, and was in
strumental in getting a number of our
boys to join the army. Later he en-
tered the training school at TT. Smell
ling where he was commissioned as
first lieutenant. He was transferred
to the 18th division and retained at
Camp Dodge where he assisted in
drilling infantrymen during the period
of the war. 1t was keen disappoint-
ment to Bob" as we'll as to many
other boys that they did not see active
service in France.