The Denison review., 1914-12-16

III Miss Alma Pruter, w Deloit, visit
ed friends here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. SERVER returned
last Thursday from several weeks
visit at Aberdeen, S. d.; Wausau, Wis.
and Chicago.
j The Review failed to announce il
it's last issue the birth Of a son tt
Mr. and Mrs. James Bartholomi which
came to gladden. their home on Sun
day, December 9th.
James Schlumberger, who is travel
ing for a wholesale drug concern il
the Dakotas, is expected home mex,
week to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil, Schlum
berger. !
DIR. L. L.. Bond left Saturday eve
ming for Chicago, where he is attend
ing convention OF the C. & N. w
railway surgeins. DR.. Bond expects
to return to Denison the latter part OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson and chill
dren, of Wessington Springs, S. D. are
expected to Denison this week for a
visit at the NJ. L. McElwain home.
They will remain in DenisOn until
after tho holidays.
Miss Grace Schlumberger, who is
teaching music in the schools at Map
Teton and Charter Oak, arrived home
Saturday to attend the teachers in
stitute. She will remain here until
after the new year.
l n,s ID Ne 10fY y, nc,
accepted a position with DIR. j. C..
Robinson and will assist him in den
tai work. DR.. Robinson has found that
he is unable to attend to all of his
clients and thus 1t became necessary
for him to secure an assistant.
The best serial story ever published
| by newspaper in Crawford county
starts with this issue of the Review.
"The Master Key, is story that will
keep you interested until the end OF
the last chapter. Don't fail to read
the opening installment in this issue.
Miss Luella Richards expects to go
down to Council Bluffs tomorrow to
visit her sister, Miss Francis, who is
attending the state institute near
there. Miss Francis will accompany
her sister back to Denison to spend
the holidays at the parental Fred
Richards home.
The county auditor issued two war
rants for wolf pelts last week, which
goes to show that Crawford county
still is harboring some OF these tro!,-
blesome animals. With the bounty at
$50 for each pelt it should not take
long to rid the county OF them, and
hunters are only too glad to give chase
to the wary wolf. Asa Brown, OF
Charter Oak. was fortunate enough 10
capture one and the other pelt was
turned in by Cecil Edwards, OF near
Dow City.
John Moeller left last Thursday for
New York City, where he will spend
three weeks attending big convention
of Wholesale druggists. John is work.
ing for the Harlee Haas Drug company
of Council Bluffs and was one OF the
three of their statesmen who were CIV
en- the trip to New York on account Of
the large amount OF business they. had
done for their company. This speaks
we'll for John, who has been in the
employ OF the Council Bluffs firm for
about two years. a
The f. j. Smith sale near Charter
Oak on last Thursday, was we'll at
tended and everything sold at good
prices. Mr.. Smith had his bills print
ed at the Review Office and used con-
siderable space in the Review to an
nounce the sale. and says that the
money was well spent. He thought
before the sale that his stuff would
sell for $4,000, but instead OF this 1t
brought him considerable over $4,000.
and he says that without a doubt the
advertising was responsible for it.