The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-24

John D. Moeller, of Schleswig, was
q business caller in Denison Saturday.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Childress, of De-
lott, were in Denison Saturday in con-
sultation with a physician regarding
Mrs. Childress' health.
Mr.. David Menagh, of the House OF
Menagh at Omaha, spent Sunday in
| Denison. Mrs. Menagh and the baby
had been in Denison for the past week.
Mr.. Menagh reports very satisfac-
tory business with their new store
at Omaha and is we'll pleased with the
undertaking.
Mr.. Adds Lally returned to his
home in Spokane, Wash, on Monday
morning. Mr.. Lally has been very busy
since his fathers funeral looking at
ter the affairs of the estate, having
made business trip to Chicago and
also to South Dakota. At the latter
place there is considerable landed in
| terests.
On Thursday of last week Rev. E..
P. Williams of the Baptist church per-
formed the ceremony that united
in marriage Mr.. S. Hjalmar Johnson,
of East Boyer township, and Mrs.
Lille Nordine, of Union township. The
newly married couple will make their
home in California. starting for San
Bernadino on Sunday morning.
Mr.. P. E. Flodine was in Denison
Monday morning bidding his many
friends goodbye before his departure
for California, where he will make his
future home. He and his excellent
family expect to take up residence
at San Bernadino. They will be &C.
companied to California by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Johnson, Mrs. Johnson be-
ing a daughter.
We notice in the last issue OF the
Shelby County Republican, published
at Harlan, that DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Os-
borne have rented their home in that
city and will move soon after January
LIST to Eureka Springs, Ark, where
they will spend year on farm which
they own near there. DR.. Orborne Is
well known in this city, being broth
er of Mrs. Hugo Gebert and Miss
Bernice Osborne.
Mr.. H. A. Norman has been at Wall
Lake since Thanksgiving, where he
is erecting cottage at Denlson
Beach and otherwise improving the
new resort. 1t is expected number
of new cottages will be built during
the coming season, many trees have
already been planted and as they are
of the quick growing variety will no
doubt furnish ample shade the COM
ing season. Mr.. Norman has great
hopes for the success of the new
beach.
Mr.. Fred Podey, OF Goodrich town
ship was in Denison Saturday While
in town he favored the Review with
a pleasant call and made arrange
ments for advertising his sale that he
will hold January 18th. Mr.. Pody has
sold his farm, the old McAhren farm,
and will make visit to Germany in
May, accompanied by Mrs. Pody. 1t
has been over thirty years since Mr..
Pody came to America and no doubt
his visit to the fatherland is antlcl-
pated with great pleasure.
Many of the teachers of the Denison
high school have returned to their re-
spective homes for the holidays. Mr..
Jacob Johnson went to Dixie, Iowa;
Superintendent Humphrey will visit
his sister in Oklahoma, and Mr.. East
man will go to Cedar Rapids. Miss
Jenkins to Ogden, Ocea Norris to Ced-
ar Rapids, Miss Fanny Hayes to Des
Moines for New Years, where she will
visit Mrs. Mouten, formerly Miss
Mabel Ferguson, and Miss Mabel kel-
ly went to Grand Island, Neb., where
she will visit sister.
Mr.. G.. F. North was pleasant call
er at the Review Office Friday after
noon. Mr. North held sale on his
farm east of Denison last Wednesday
and informs us that he is more than
pleased with the results. While his
offering was not large it brought him
$2,23O and he tells us that he did not
expect it to go much above the two
thousand mark. His son. Ray, sold
a Shetland pony in the sale that went
for $3.50 to Frank Wulf, who lives
near Vail. Mr.. North is firm believ-
er in newspaper advertising OF sales
and says that if he had it to do over
again he would take space in all three
Of the local papers. e. T. Malone
cried the sale Wednesday and Mr..
North was we'll pleased with his work.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. :
Monday, Dec. Is, 1913.
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