The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-14

Il FrdnK HaWley, Ol JdCkSoH, was q
'Irecent visitor in Denison. BE.
Mrs. Carl Ladwig, of Deloit, was a
/ Saturday visitor in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Struck were
1 callers in Denison last Thursday from
Schleswig. F Il
George Jurgens and family, of Gid.
den, visited in Denison Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM McCord.
Stanley Browne and family of De.
lott, were Sunday guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. McCord.
Walter Murphy, of Boyer township,
brought in an adult wolf scalp and
eight cubs to the county auditor on
Monday. ...
r. G.fJackson and WIS. Moore were
over from Manila Saturday attending
+! to some business matters at the coun-
| ty capital . y ~
Mrs. j. G. Pearse, OF Dewitt, is
making visit in Denison with her
mother, Mrs. E. H. Wood, and sister
Mrs. John Woodruff. 80
Mrs. Shields and niece, of Des
Moines, are spending the week in
Denison, guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Carl F. Kuehnle.
Mrs. Faye Schoenjahn, of West Side
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed White, also of
that place, were in Denison on Sunday
last visiting with friends.
Miss Blanche Lorenzen, of Vail, is
spending the day here visiting with
her friend, Miss Margaret Flahive.
Miss Lorenzen came to be in attend
ance at the McGuire-Kelly wedding.
Among the Denison people in Des
Moines this week are Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Cavett and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stock,
who left yesterday to meet their sons
when they return with the 10th in
fantry.
sDr. and Mrs. j. G. Robinson and
daughter Maxine, returned home on
Thursday evening from Des Moines,
where they enjoyed a several days.
visit. DR.. Robinson attended the state
dental convention held there.
DR.. Meehan is now nicely located in
his new offices in the Hotel Denison
He has the use of the parlor of the
hotel where. his patients may rest, and
also has the room Immediately on
from the hotel lobby for a private Of
fee
Mr. and Mrs. John Marolf returned
Friday from a trip through the east
ern part of the state. They visited at
Wilton Junction, Des Moines, Boone
and Rock Island, ILL.,, where Mr.. Marolf
met brother whom he had not seen
for more than thirty years. ..' :"
Mrs. s. G. Wright returned Tuesday
afternoon from five weeks sojourn
in Nebraska, Colorado and Utah, hav-
ing accompanied her husband through
the states mentioned on his trip as
salesman for an eastern concern. She
enjoyed the trip very, much and had |
a number OF interesting Experiences.
Mrs. Chas. Smutney, OF Geneva,
Neb., is visiting in Denison this week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Greves. Mr.. Smutney formerly lived
at Vail and was later employed by
the Peterson clothing concern in Den
ison before going to Geneva. He is
engaged in the clothing business at
that place.
A vigorous campaigntis being waged
by the local officers upon gamblers in
the city and already. several have been
arrested and paid tidy sums into the
city treasury for the offense.. 1t is no
secret that there: is great deal OF
crap shooting and poker playing, espe-
cially among the younger element Of
Denison, and the officers have decided
to wage an active campaign until 1t is
stopped. 4.s q
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Voss received a
telegram today from their son, Loyal, |
in which he apprised them of the fact
that he was through with his work and
would receive his commission tomor.
row. This is gratifying news to the
friends of Loyal because so many
young men who undertook the work i
were overtaken by accident which
their death before completing
their work. The record made by Mr..
Voss through the entire course of
study is one OF which he has reason to
be proud Denison can boast OF an
other real aviator. - "
A Buick touring car belonging to
= W 3sAbA q0dluI. VII oCAlCSWAS, was
stolen Saturday night about 10 O'clock.
The car was parked by Mr.. .Marquardt
out In front of the court house and
the thief was discovered by him when
he was ready to start for home Sher-
iii Greene was notified OF the theft and
he sent out a line call. Sunday after
noon he was notified that a car an
swering to the description Of the stol-
en- machine was standing on tine road
side near the McHenry farm. This |
proved to be the machine. One of the
front springs was broken but other
wise the car was in good condition 1t
is thought that the car was taken by
some boys for joy ride and they de-
serted 1t after breaking the spring
A coincident Of the Mothers day
exercises at the Presbyterian church
that deserves especial mention was
the attendance Of a family made up
Of four generations. Seated in the
usual pew was Mrs. Charles Staley,
her daughter, Mrs Mae Faus, her
Mrs. Hugo Saggau, and
her great granddaughter, Charline
Saggau. How enchanting must have
been the Mothers. day exercises for
that mother of mothers; to be able to
enjoy good health and attend a pro-