The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-02

ed TRENDS IN benson rIludS.
M. l.. Houlihan, of Vail, was in Den
ison over Sunday visiting his father.
Miss Hilda Turnlund, of Dow City,
spent Saturday in Denison visiting
| friends.
Miss ALVEY Bloom was down from
Kiron Friday shopping and visiting
friends.
Mrs. John Brunhoff, Jr., of West
Side, was a pleasant Denison caller
Yesterday afternoon.
Victor Strait and George Weiss
were over from Charter Oak Monday
transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy e. Mote spent
several days last week in Omaha Wis
iting some of Mr.. Notes relatives.
All Christensen is moving his house
hold goods this week into one of the
Brandt flats just east OF the Hotel
DenisOn.
County Attorney Andrew Bell and
Clement J. Welch motored to West
Side Monday, where they transacted
legal business.
Miss Mabel Rosenbaum returned to
her home at Missouri Valley Saturday
after weeks visit in Denison with
Miss Rhea Cummings.
Mrs. A. A. Kracht, of West Side, and
her mother, Mrs. Matilda Scheldorf,
were in the city yesterday shopping
and calling on friends.
Mrs. Georgia Wade Mcclellan. Della
S. Hall. Mrs. Louise Morris and daugh-
ter, Allie, are attending the state fair
in Des Moines this week.
The Coon Grove Sunday school will
hold its first session after the summer
vacation next Sunday and all neigh
bors are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Hecht, of Ida Grove. visited
her brother, Cecil, in Denison over
Sunday. She left Monday for Cedar
Kapids. where she will enter college
this fall.
The board of supervisors convened
yesterday for the purpose of paying
bills. They will remain in session I'M
Ill this evening transactinS routine
business.
Among those from Dow City who
visited Denison yesterday the report
or saw the following, Mrs. John Baber.
Mrs. James Sharpe and Rev. Joseph
Stephens.
Mrs. Hargrave returned to her home
at Cottonsville, Mo-, the first OF the
week after Il pleasant visit in DEM
son with her parents, MI. and Mrs.
John Pepper.
We are requested to announce that
communion services will be held at
the Episcopal church next Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock. Rev. Harry
Buxton officiating.
Miss Nellie Girard. of Schleswig.
visited friends here Tuesday. Miss
Girard was on her way to Cedar rails
where she will attend the Iowa State
Teachers college.
Herman Strissel has commenced
the erection of a new home just north
of Dr.. J. c. Robinson's residence in
North Denison. Nick Schluter has the
contract for the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Gable left Yes
terday for New Sharon, Iowa. where
they will attend reunion OF the
Gable family Mrs. Francis Gable, OF
Lincoln, accompanied them.
C. A. Wright. Of Dow City stopped
off between trains in Denison this fore
noon for a visit with county seat
friends. MI. Wright is moving to
Carroll where he will make his future
home.
The little two weeks old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs James Heating VINO
was operated on at the local hospital
last week, was removed to the parent
al home Saturday The little babe
was suffering with tumor on It's
spine, which was successfully removed
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter and
Mrs. Barber left yesterday afternoon
for Lander. Wyo., where they VIII
spend a ten days vacation. Joe Hen
nv. of Belle PLANE. is in Denison to
take Mr.. Carpenters place in the en-
press office during his absence.
Tuesday information was filed at
the county clerks office against the
son of Ben Quathamer, of Buck Grove.
The information charges the lack OF
parental control incorrigibility and
general violation of laws. The lntor-
nation covers several typewriter
pages and it is impossible to cite
the numerous charges that are made.
The following deals were recently
made through the agency of the Blles.
man Land company: ]ens Jensen sofa
his residence to Mrs. F. E. Sperry at
a consideration of $500 Chas. tuck
err sold his place in town to Wilson
Judy for $4,000. Jens Jensen sold his
farm to Perry Showers for $50 per
acre. Luke Gaffey sold his 100 acre
farm to Mrs. Sophie kruse for Sloo
per acre. Thomas Michaelsen sold his
100 acre farm to p. Fl. Gaffey for Sl6o
per acre. Ed Ahrens traded his farm
near Dow City for farm near ts-
theryille in Emmett county.
Mrs. Nissen, who is taking care OF
her blind husband and conducting
truck garden for the family support
lust north of Denison, has lost her
horse. Many who know circumstances
under which she is working contem-
plate raising a purse in order that she
may purchase another horse. we
have been advised that Mrs. Nlssen
has home awaiting her in ONO at
any time she will come but she feels
it her duty to remain with her bllnu
husband and care for him.
A number Of complaints have been