The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-16
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Miss Elizabeth Mueller returned last
Friday from Marwood, Pa, where she
has been making an extended visit at
the 'rhco. Benecke home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gronau arrived
in the city Friday from Whittier Cal,
for visit at tho b. j. Sibbcrt home.
Mr.. Gronau is enjoying the best of
health.
Mr. BarOff, who has been working
at the Lamborn Drug store for the
past few months, resigned his posi-
ton last week and left Sunday for his
! home at Macedonia.
G.. d. Miller was confined to his
home several days last week Oh ac-
count of sickness. We are pleased
to report that his condition is much
! better at this time.
William Robinson and sister. Miss
Nellie, returned to their home at
Rockville, Ontario, Canada on Mon
day after an extended visit in Den
ison at the DR.. j. c. Robinson home
Joe. Henry, who has had charge of
the local express office during the alb
scnce of Harry Carpenter, left Mon
day for Boone, where he will do eX-
ira work for the American Express
company.
Mrs. J. Phil Jones and Miss Alice
Saul will entertain the Boys Home
Guards society at the Saul home Fri
day evening at 1870 o'clock. Every
member is cordially invited to be in
attendance.
Mrs. Phil. Schumberger was in
Omaha over Sunday visiting her
daughter, Miss Anna. Miss Schlum-
berger has an excellent position with
the Bell Drug company, located on
Farnum street
Paul Montgomery, who lives on 4
farm near Guthrie Center, motored to
Denison yesterday for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mont
gomery He was accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Edith Mesenbrink. who
has been making an extended visit at
Guthrie Center
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Clough and two
children, of Tucumcari, n. NJ, ar
rived in Denison yesterday for an cX-
tended visit at the G. G. kemming
home. Mrs. Clough is a sister Of
Mrs. kemming and has many friends
in Denison who will be pleased to re-
new former acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carpenter and
Mrs Francis Barber returned Friday
from Lander, Wyo. where they en-
joyeI . weeks vacation. Mr.. Carpen-
ter says that Lander is an ideal place
to spend a vacation the climate being
exceptionally fine and then, too. the
hunting and fishing near there al
fOrdS great sport.
The Review is in receipt Of let
ter from J. A. VanWinkle. of Clinton,
asking that the address of his Review
be changed. He writes that Mrs. Van
Wrinkle is still helpless as a baby and
that there is not much change in her
condition since she left Denison. Mr..
VanWinke say3 that he is going to
vote the republican ticket this fall.
John Schno0r returned Monday from
Carnage, Okla. where he spent sever
al days looking after his land inter-
csts near there. Mr.. SchnOor owns
q half section of land there and says
that the crops have never been better
than they are this year. Winter wheat
is averaging so bushels to the acre
in that locality. While there he visit
ed the farm owned by John Lass and
reports that his crops are also i'll fine
shape.
r. p. Conner returned Sunday eve
ming from Alliance, Heh, where he
went to look after the ranch owned
by his father, Judge Conner. The
crops around Alliance are poor this
yea1. having suffered from a hot wind
early in July. Potatoes. which are
considered a sure crop in that coun-
try and which usually go from 60 to 50
bushels, will yield this year only
about Is bushels to the acre. The re-
cent rains in the western country nave
helped the pastures to great extent.
John Silletto. who has been travel
ing for the Luthe Wholesale Hard
ware company, of Des Moines, re-
signed his position with that firm last
week and has accepted position with
the George Menagh company, OF TINS
city. John will have charge OF the
hardware department OF the Menash'
stores and is thoroughly capable OF
handling this branch of the store as
he has had several years experience
with this line He is an energetic
young man and will make good with
out doubt.
Mrs. George McHenry was called
to Columbus, Neb., last Thursday on
account of the serious illness OF her
mother, Mrs. c. ID. Evans. Mrs. Evans
is suffering with severe attack OF
peritonitis and at first her life was
despaired Of, but reports received III
Denison yesterday state that she has
greatly improved. A specialist from
Omaha was summoned, who has her
case in charge The many friends
of Mrs. Evans in Denison are hoping
for speedy recovery.
We wish to call particular attention
to the advertisement on page four Oh
the second section of this weeks he
view of the j. b. Romans company.
who are announcing a special demon
stration sale OF the great Majestic
ranges. The sale will commence next
Monday, September 2lst, and continue
throughout the week. AS Il special
to purchasers OF this
range the Romans company VIII give
away a $500 set of aluminium ware
during this demonstration week.