The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-14


Tomorrow for Douglas, Wyo., where
they. will spend the summer months
on their claim.
| Mrs. c., j. ,O'Meara, Mrs. Star God
ldard and Miss Lois GODDARD We're
lamong those from Dow City who Wis
lifted in >Denison Tuesday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hannah and
Isister, Miss Ruth Hannah. of West
Side, were in fDeHison Saturday visit
ling with friends and shopping.
4 A gospel team from Des Moines
will visit Denison next Sunday and
hold services in, the Baptist church.
Read further announcement in the
baptist church news.
Thomas Ransom, who has been do
ling the hauling for tlle,.Stewart Lum-
Der company, has sold out his bust
mess to Roy Wiblishouser and will de-
jvote his attention to other lines Of
work. &
| Mr.. Renfro, Of Cheyenne, Wyo., re.
turned the first of the week from o bus
illness trip in the east and is spending
4 a few days here visiting at the George
Nave home before returning to his
home.
4 Alfred Rohwer was, in Dow City on
i Monday and received the contract for
wiring two residences. He is spend.
ling some time this week atsWest Side
where he is installing some light fix.
lures.
| Mrs. l.. Hubbell and daughter, Mil
dred, expect to leave tomorrow for
4 Woodbine, where they will attend the
4 Woman's Foreign Missionary conyen-
ton, 10 be held there Thursday and
| Friday. :
Mr.. w. e. Henshen, a. prominent
farmer residing near Charter Oak,
transacted business in DenisOn Mon
day. While in the city he made this
office call and ordered the Review
sent to his address.
4 Miss Margarete Meyer, of Omaha,
arrived in Denison yesterday for a
week end visit with ller sister, Mrs. J.
T.. Bale. Mr.. and Mrs. Bale, accom-
panied by Miss Meyer. expect to leave
Monday for ten days sojourn in Chi
cage:
4 Mr.. j. w. Miller is to let the con-
tract this week for residence to be
erected on his lot just north of the.
north brick school. He is now build
4 ing cottage just north of the D. J..
| c. Robinson home, which Will be com
ileted this spring.
Mr. A. F. Boylan returned Tuesday
m6rning from Chicago, where he spent
a day or two transacting business. He
stopped OFF at Ames ON his way to Chi
cago for d visit with his son, Paul, who
is attending the State Agricultural col
llege.
1 Reesbers Brothers have engaged the
lservices Of an expert dry cleaner, who
Twill have complete charge of that de-
partment from now OH. Mr.. ROhn-
Meyer, Of Nebraska City, Neb., arrived
in nenison last. week to take charge
Of this department
i Mrs. j. 3. Lyon was called to Mis-
souri, Valley Monday on account Of
the serious illness Of her mother,
Mrs. H.. +. Wisler. Mrs. yNisler con.
tracted severe case OF pneumonia
aud her condition is very critical. She
has many friends In this city who are
hoping for a speedy recovery.
j DR.. Ben Mill has purchased fine
|tew C4evroiette roadster. from Pautsch
Brothers. DR.. Mill sold his big red
roadster last fall to party in Sioux
City, but after disposing OF it found
that it would be necessary for him to
4 have car to make his veterinary
calls.
I Mr.. Frazier of Des Moines, state
pure food inspector, was in Denison
Monday looking over conditions here.
He spent the day calling at the differ
ent business houses, examining the
scales and investigating products that
are being sold. He left that evening
for Des Moines.
I Mr.. s. p. Gulick left the latter part
of the week for an extended trip
through Tennessee, where he will visit
4 friends and relatives, He first went
to Burlington and contemplated a trip
by steamboat on to Vicksburg, where
he will visit first. expecting to be
away about four weeks
4 Postmaster Alfred Wright returned
Monday from Des Moines after a few
days visit with his friend, Represent
alive Klinker. Mr.. Wright was an
xious to see the house and senate max
ing state laws and returned home we'll
pleased with the way Crawford coun-
ty is represented in both ouses.
4 A number of the local members of
the WOman's Home Missionary soci-
lety of the Methodist church are plan
ming on attending the district conyen-
ton, which will be held at Woodbine
lon Thursday and Friday Of this week
A fine program has been arranged for
the entertainment OF the ladies in at
Tendance. Mrs.J. B. Romans and Mrs.
Up. w. Harding are to appear on the
program.
Mr.. A. 3. Reesberg, the tailor. pur-
chased a Ford touring car the first of
1.-THE week. Mr.. Reesberg does not in
tend to use the new car for pleasure
alone. but will drive around this ter
ritory soliciting for tailor made clotll-
ling. Reesberg Brothers already have
an excellent patronage and employ
several ta,lors. but they expect to in
crease the business materially By per-
scnal solicitation.
The mems gospel meeting held Sun
day afterl6on at. ,thes German .Metho-
dist church. was well attended and a
livery successful meeting from all
standpoints. Several of our represent
4 tive -. -, :,