The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-16
Local Mention


Tuesday, April 18th, a daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Smith
Tuesday, April 18TH, daughter.
Pc. O. will meet with Mrs. w. H
Laub on Friday afternoon of thi:
week. Dr..
DR.. McConnaughey has purchased {
Dodge car and is having a garage
erected on his premises in North Den
ison.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Adle and little
daughter visited in Dow City Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M
Goddard.
Mrs Nick Olderog underwent an op
Grafton at the Meehan hospital last
evening. At last reports her condition
is favorable.
Miss Hilda Rohwer was hostess to
the Kill Kare Klub on Thursday eve
ming. A delicious $3.50 supper was
served, after which the evening passed
pleasantly in a social way.
A number of young people gathered
at the gymnasium last Friday evening
for an informal dance. A very enjoy
able time was had, about twenty
couples being present.
Maurice Nielsen has the plans
drawn for a new bungalow which he
will erect on his lot across the street
south from the Garrison residence.
The location is splendid one and
Maurice contemplates modern home.
Robert Beutel is remodeling his
garage and putting a basement under
the building, getting ready to keep
rabbits. He will devote all of his
spare time to the rabbit business, and
says he already has many calls for
animals. w." ~h&
Mrs. Dora LaFrentz very pleasantly
entertained the Priscilla club at her
cosy home on North Main street yes.
terday afternoon. The time was pleas.
antly spent with fancy work and the
hostess served delicious supper lat.
er in the afternoon.
We acknowledge very pleasant call
from G. M. Sherman who, with his
wife, has located in Denison and ex.
pect to make Denison their future
home Mr.. Sherman has engaged in
the automobile business and has Sc
cured lease on the A. J. Bond build
ing on Broadway. He will handle the
but will not conduct repair shop.
Relatives and friends Of soldiers
and sailors serving abroad will be in.
terested in the recent postal order
which permits the mailing of parcel
post packages to these men. The or
derireceived by Postmaster ]. r. Carey
is as follows: :'Postmasters are adj
vised that hereafter mailable parcels
not exceeding pounds in weight may
be accepted for mailing to)'soldiers
and sailors in the A.. E. F.. in France.
Such parcels cannot be registered or
insured. p ibH&li&& 2@""}l' E n '@aL
Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCord were call
ed to Arnes last Thursday on account
of the serious illness of their daugh-
4 ter, Miss Gladys, who is attending the
State college there. Miss McCord con-
tracted the influenza shortly after her
return1to college from spending the
spring vacation in DenisOn and pneu-
monia developed later. Word from
her bedside the first of the week is to
!. the effect her condition is somewhat
improved although she is not yet out
Of danger. @'i, =, a'1~.I, :. ~
C. X. Meyers has received a letter
from his son, Lieut.. Harry Meyers,
stating that HE is now engaged in re-
cruiting work for the war department
and is stationed at Evansville, Ind,
having the territory of southern In
diana and Illinois. He expects to re-
main at this work for six months.
Lieutenant Meyers has been made
chairman of the publicity committee
for the big Victory loan drive to be
launched next Sunday at Evansville
and there has been an immense lot
Of work in connection with this office.
The marriage of Miss Anita Ma
honey to Ralph Danielson, which &C.
CURED. Tuesday, April 18th at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, came as a surprise to their
friends in this city. The bride is the
youngest daughter OF Mrs, Marie Ma
honey and has; been attending school
here until recently. She is a young
lady of pleasing appearance and has
many friends who wish for her much
happiness The groom is son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Danielson, and
has been employed in this city for a
number of years. He is, an upright,
Industrious young man Of good char
acter The young couple returned last
evening and will make their future
home in this city.
The boys in the city electric light
department and the fellows on the
street work are not now making much
of a fuss about wages, as the city
came across last Monday with an in
crease in the salary roll. Messrs.
Luney and Walker in the city hall
were given a raise to 800 per month,
and the lineman, Cecil Hecht, was
boosted to AN cents per hour. An
extra man as fireman at the power
house was added, thus making the
Shifts into an eight hour system. The
street men were raised to IS cents per
hour and Henry Spiegel, who will
drive the flusher, will receive IS per
day for the time he works. The city
dads are finding it very difficult to
get any one competent to run the en-
CINE on, the. street work and as yet
the place has not been filled.
Mr. Stafford, the gentleman who has
purchased the Reesberg cleaning and
dyeing establishment, arrived in Den
isOn in cOmpany with Mrs Stafford