The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-25
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Miss Irene DOhse. of West Side was
a pleasant visitor here Saturday.
Miss Leona Firth, of West Side, Wis
tied friends in Denison Saturday..
Miss Mabel Cole. of Dow City. Wis
tied friends in the city Saturday.
Miss Jane Holowell, of Dow City,
called on friends in Denison Saturday.
Misses Helen and Julia Kral. of
| Vail, were shoppers in Dcnison Fri
day.
Frank Prutcr. of West Side. was a
pleasant business visitor in the city
| Friday.
lap Friday spending the day with Den
son friends.
| Mrs Adolph Schoeniahn and son.
Harold. were down from West Side
Saturday spending the day with
friends.
Mr.. B. S. Andersen. cashier of the
| Farmers bank at Schleswig, was a
business visitor in the city Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. e. A. Stone will leave this eve
ming for Sioux City. where he will
take Thanksgiving dinner at the home
of his son. Clark.
Miss Edna Bretthauer, stenographcr
| fees, will spend THANKSGIVING day
| with her parents near Charter Oak.
Raymond and Francis Garrison.
who live in Council Bluffs, are eX-
pected this evening for visit with
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. r.
j. Garrison.
Miss Helen Hayes, who is teaching
music in the public schools at Mis-
souri, Valley. will spend Thanksgiving
in Denison with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. }. ~. Hayes.
Paul Caswell. who is attending the.
State University at Iowa City. arrived
in Denison today and will spend The
week end here visiting at the parent
al G.. l.. Caswell home.
Mr.. Morent of the Merchants Loan
& Trust company of Chicago. spent
Monday in Denison inspecting farm
lands in this vicinity with Il view of
placing a number OF loans.
Mr. Fred Petersen. president OF
the school board of Otter Creek town
ship, was in Denison Thursday at
tending to some school matters at
the county superintendent office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Ferguson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson return
ed to their homes at Churdan last Fri,
day after a weeks visit in Denison at
the Daniel Cruise home and with other
relatives.
Ecv. William t'resc received a tclc
gram last Saturday from his wife who
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Bossecker. at Mt Carmel. ILL.,,
stating that their little daughter. Al
ma. was seriously i'll. Rev. Frese
left at once for Mt. Carmel.
w. 7. Hover went up to Schleswig
Monday where he is now busily en-
gagged in wiring house for Mr.. Aug
ust Paulscn. MIR. Hover wired two
houses for Mr.. Paulsen previously
and his work was so satisfactory that
he was engaged again.
MesSrs. A. N. and N. II. Sasges,
prominent young farmers residing
near Charter Oak, were business call
crs in this city last Thursday. While
in Denison they made the Review Of
flee a pleasant call and extended their
subscription for another year.
Miss Ruby Norman. who holds a
position as stcnographer in Omaha,
will spend Thanksgiving day in Den
ison with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Norman Harold Norman. who
is going to school at Ames. will also
be home to partake of big turkey
dinner.
Readers of this paper should not
overlook the advertisements of mer
chants that will appear from now until
after tho HOLIDAYS penison mer
chants have made great preparation
for the holiday trade and are making
announcements through the columns
Of this paper that are OF particular in
tercSt
Public sales advertised i'll the Re
view are read by more people inter
ested in sales than when placed IN
anYoibcr paper. The Review goes in
to $500 homes. or 1900 homes more,
than the paper which has the next
highest circulation to the Review and
besides an ad in this paper costs no
more than when placed in other Den
ison papers.
Mr.. J. II. Gable used Il five line ad
in the Review of two weeks ago to ad
leriise for his little bull terrier which
was lost The adj was read and on
ThursdoT afternoon information was
given MIR. Gable in regard to the dog.
which was recovered that same after
noon. Mr.. Cable says that he would
not have lost the dog for $500. and a
% cent ad brought about its return.
Miss Kate Schumacher returned
Monday forenoon from Orleans, Ncb..
where she had been for the past two
weeks on account of the illness and
later the death of her sister-in-law.
Miss Schumacher reports that other.
members of the family who have been
seriously i'll are now recovering. Her
sister, Miss Gertrude, who went with
her, will remain for a few days longer.
An unusually capable company will
he seen this season in the George NJ.
Cohan music play. "Forty-Five Min
utes From Broadway" headed by
"COrinne" as Plain Mary and Bernard
Riggs as Kid Burns. A complete new
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