The Denison review., 1915-01-20

City Monday transacting business.
l.. c. Butler, OF Arion, was amon
the out of town business callers in TIL
city yesterday
Miss Mamie Potter, of Dow City
was among the out OF town shopper
in Denison Saturday.
It's getting about time to put tin
bag OF flour into the safe deposit vaul
along with the beef bone.
Mr.. Edward Ahart, the new post
master at Dow City, was business
caller in Denison Monday.
Mrs. w. H. I.aub was called to JET
ferson Monday evening on account o
the serious illness Of her mother, Mrs
|. Austin.
Mrs. Albert Becker. of Columbus
Neb., is expected in Denison the frs
of the week for visit with her friend
Mrs. George McHenry.
Mr. and Mrs. b. L. Halboth return
ed to their home in Odebolt Monday
after n pleasant over Sunday visit al
the home OF the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Christensen, in Deni
son.
Elder ID. II. Chambers, of Magnolia
will hold series of meetings at the
city hall, commencing Tuesday, Jan
uary 2Gth. The services will open al
7:45 p. m. The public is cordially III
Iited to attend.
MI. +. N. Eiselauer. who has been
engaged in farm work in the surround
ing country for the past few months
left for Bloomfield. Neb., Thursday to
be with his parents who moved to that
place some time ago.
When in need of printing don't for
get that the Review has the best
equipped job plant in western Iowa
and can handle your printing in a
most satisfactory manner and be,
sides all work is guaranteed.
Miss Gertrude Latclaw returned
last week from Sulphur Springs, Ark,
and has resumed her position as teach
er in the public schools. She has been
at Sulphur Springs for several months
on account OF the serious illness of
her father.
Mrs. Charles Nields accompanied
her uncle, Mr.. Edward Guiette, to
Omaha Tuesday. where they spent the
day visiting relatives. Mr. Guiette
has been visiting at the Nields home
in Denison for the past week and from
Omaha lie returned to his home in
Montana.
A deal was closed the first OF the
week whereby Mr. Claus c. Dethman,
Of Goodrich township, becomes the
owner OF the Mrs. Jerome Blackman
residence property on Dyer street. Mr.
Dethman and family will retire from
about March 1st and will move
to Denison.
A. ID. Roulliard is confined to his
home this week on account OF Il
Sprancd back. He was filling one Of
the hard coal heaters in his home and
in some manner wrenched his back,
which resulted in very painful in
jury that will necessitate his remain
ing indoors for several days.
Mr.. John G. Buck has purchased two
residence lots in North .Denison OF
Mr.. G. NJ. McAhren for consideration
of $3.50. The lots are located just east
of Mr.. Gus Duesing's new home and
are considered very desirable loca-
lion. He contemplates erecting a fine
on the site early next spring,
Mrs. A. A. Christensen was taken to
he hospital Yesterday afternoon. 1t
s believed that she is afflicted with
Uphold fever and while the attending
physician says that her case could not
De considered a serious one it was
hOught best to take her to the hos,
Dital. where she could be under the
are OF nurse.
Mrs. l.. A. Seemann expects to leave
he last OF the month for Pasadena,
CALI. where she will spend the re-
nainder of the winter with her faith
II. Mr.. w. A. McHenry. Her sister,
Aiss Abbie McEIenry, is to be mar
led ON the goth of February to Mr.
Ohm Edward George, OF Omaha, the
to take place at Pasadena.
The reason that the Review prints
more public sale advertising than an.
'thnr paper in Denjson is because
armers realize that the Review is read
II more homes in Crawford county
han any other paper. Sales adver-
ised III the Review have had big
rowds and every farmer who has used
n ad in this paper is a booster for Re-
iew. advertising.
Mrs. Caroline Craft. who resides in
last Denison. celebrated her ninety
bird birthday last Friday, January
5th, and her children, II. X. Craft and
lrs. Dan Swanson who reside in Deni-
on, made it most pleasant occasion
Or her. Mrs. Craft is we'll preserved
Or her wears and there is bright pros
ects for her living to celebrate her
birthday.
Mr.. +. A. Stone returned Saturday
rom ten days business trip out
'est. He transacted business at Lig-
lsston, Mont, and from there went
, Spokane, Wash, to look after some
lterests he has out there On his way
ONE he stopped off at Sioux City for
visit at the home of his son, Clark,
nd reports that the little granddaugh
or is getting along just fine.
Mrs. James Omeara entertained the
lembers OF the birthday club and
few invited guests Thursday after
Don at her cozy home on west Vine
rect The afternoon was most /!
njoyable one and passed only too
uickly At the close OF the after
Don delicious refreshments were
erved. The out of town guests We're:
[iss Anna Flahive, OF Hitchcock. S.