The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-21
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I Mrs. Theo. Walker returned last
week from Chicago where she visited
at the home of her son, Mr.. David
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Branch left the
fore part Of the week for Battle Creek
where they will make Il visit at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Probasco. son,
| Frank, and daughter, Miss Fanchon,
were over from Charter Oak Monday
shopping and calling on their many
| friends in Denison.
LorenZ LOrenZen came down from
Gilmore City Monday to get his ma
chine which he left here week ago
on account of the bad roads. He
drove the car home yesterday morn
ms.
Mrs. A. H. Eosburg and Miss Anna
ROsburg returned the first of the week
| from Sioux City where they spent
several days visiting at the home of
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Rosburg.
Mr. James Keller, who resides in
! Montana. visited at The Patrick Has
| sett HON in Denison over Sunday. Mr..
| Keller is Il brother of MIR. Chris. kel-
| Ter who was formerly Il resident OF
Crawford county but who is now liy
| ing in Montana.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wright are busy
| this week moving their household
] goods into one Of the new Farrcily
f., residences in west Denison which they
have leased The William Arif fam,
| lily VIII occupy the Meyers residence
which they have vacated.
Rev. Boyd. pastor of the Methodist
church. accompanied Mr.. Chas. Meyers
to Coon Grove Sunday. where Sunday
school was held in the school house.
Rev. Boyd delivered Il sermon Whie.
was greatly appreciated by II goodiy
number who we're in attendance.
Mr.. u. T.. brenneman, prominent
stock man Of South Dakota. was in
Denison yesterday afternoon looking
over the McfIenry herd of Aberdeen
Angus cattle. Mr.. Hrenneman has
visited DeniSon on several different
occasions and has purchased several
fine animals from the MclIenry herd.
An exceptionally fine movie pro-
gram has been secured by manager
Peter Krauth of the Germainia Opera
House. for next Monday evening
when Loyalty" feature photodrama
in five parts will be presented This
film is fine production of an unusual
drama OF love and devotion. replete
with sensational occuranccs.
The Solomon Furniture company
ilusson display in their shows window
handsome bedroom set of Circas-
sian walnut that is somewhat out Of
the ordinary and something that is
not generally found outside of furni-
ture stores in the large cities. Mr.
Schnoor, the manager. believes in
handling the best that the market al
fords.
Fire Marshall, A. T.. Lyman and as
sistant. John iiusg, made a complete
inspection of the fire plugs in the city
yesterday and report with few en-
ceptiCns that they are in good order
A few of the fire plugs need repair
ing and the city council will be mott
fled at once in order that they may be
in good shape before freezing weather
sets in.
A number of the local members of
lne Masonic OIueE JDuiuc.pu over W
Charter Oak Monday evening to take
part in some third degree work which
was put on by the order at that place.
After the work all We're treated to a
fine spread Those from Denison in
attendance were: ]. Il. Lyon, II. J.
Cummings. H. l.. Fitch. w. +. Terry.
A. +. Boylan, Chas. 3ollcn ana Maur-
leo Nielsen.
Mrs. t. w. Pierce returned Monday
from Mt Pleasant, Iowa, where she
and Mrs. c. l.. Noss were in attend
ance at the annual meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society.
Mrs. G. l.. Voss was highly honored
by the delegates by being reelected
to the position of corresponding sec
rotary of the society. Mrs. Noss
stopped Off at Jefferson for a few days |
visit with her sister. Mrs. S. J. Mel |
son
The Review this week is printing |
Il most interesting letter from Miss
Mamie Glassburner. daughter OF Mr. |
and Mrs j. b. Gassburner who re-
side near Dow City. Miss Glassburner
is missionary to China and in this |
letter describes a trip which she took |
recently to Pekin and TO the great
wall of China. The letter was writ |
ten to her parents and was kindly
loaned to us for publication.