The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-25

Mrs. John Flynn and Mrs. Henry
Siegner were here from Vail Tuesday
shopping.
Mr.. A. A. Conrad, the Arion mer-
chant, was in Denison today transact
ing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morley of Sac
City, arrived in DenisOn the first of
the week for a several days visit with
Mrs. Emmett Fling and at the Geo.
Prentice home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hollander, Elmer
Schroeder and Mrs. Herman Thams
motored down from Ida Grove Mon
day forenoon and spent the day in
Denison visiting friends and transact
ing business.
Mr.. Ward Tucker has accepted a
position as salesman with A. B. Reese
berg. the tailor. and expects to. de-
vote most of his time to travelling
about this territory taking orders for
tailor made clothes.
Mr.. Adam Schneckloth has pur
chased the vacant lot located on Wal
nut street between the A. b. Wood and
f. y. Cochra IN residences. We under
stand that he will erect fine new
home on this excellent site early in
the spring.
w. Fl. Laub. j. RI. Hayes and Thos.
Nielsen went down to Iowa City last
week to inspect the electric light and
pumping station there. City attorney
Il. V. Walker had intended to make
the trip but was compelled to remain
home on account of an injured hand.
Mr.. Carl Richardson attended the
Iowa Nebraska foot ball game at Iowa
City last Saturday and saw Iowa 60
down to defeat by a score of l6 to
Z. Carl claims that Iowa played in
hard luck throughout the game and
that Nebraska did not have the best
team.
Dr. Philbrook will be in Sioux City
Monday and Tuesday in attendance
at the northwestern district OF the
Iowa State Dental society, of which
he is vice president and superintend
ent of clinics Mrs. Philbrook will ac-
company the doctor and visit with
friends for few days.
Mr.. S. G. Wright returned home last
week from several weeks trip
through the west and will remain
here now until after the holidays. Mr..
Wright travels for one OF the large
shoe manufacturing concerns of the
east and covers the western territory
going as far west as Salt Lake City,
Bought and Paid For" was pre-
scented at the opera house Friday
evening before fair sized house.
The company was made up OF only
five people who played their parts
in a very satisfactory manner The
play has had long run in Chicago
and when presented by strong cast
is one of real merit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tamm returned
home Monday morning from Dorcett.
Min. where they have been enjoying
on outing of several weeks at Pine
Cone camp. Mr. Tamm tells us that
he enjoyed some excellent shooting
and fishing and that if the weather
had not been so bad he would like
to have remained longer.
Cecil Hecht spent several days in
Omaha last week having his injured
arm treated. The surgeon who treat
ed it found it necessary to stretch
the arm and lace it in cast. Hccht |
injured the arm several weeks ago !
when he}fell from tree in front OF
the Episcopal church while making |
repairs on the electric lines.
Mr.. Claus PAIL. OF near Ricketts,. !
was in Denison yesterday transact |
ing business. While in Denison Mr.. |
PAIL called at the Review office AMI
made arrangements for the advertis |
ing of his big public auction sale
which will be held on Tuesday, De-
cember 22nd. Mr.. PAIL has pur-
chased residence in this city and
expects to move here about January
LIST
Harry Gill, the well known Chicago !
horse buyer, is using space in this
issue to announce the fact that he
will be in DenisOn Thursday, Dccem-
Der. .. for the purpose OF buying horses
and mares for the foreign market.
Mr.. Gill wants to purchase 500 head
Of cavalry horses and mares from
) to 10 years old weighing from 1000
to 100 and servicably sound. He al
so is advertising for 500 head of ar
lillery horses and mares weighing
rom 100 to l4O0 pounds and from
N IN WAR. old Hp will no at ,allh'S