The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

Charter OAK Monday spending tn
day with friends in the city.
Mrs. j. L. Bale entertained at din
her Monday evening in honor of Mrs
A. Becker, OF Columbus,l Neb., who i
guest at the Geo. McHenry hom
this week.
Mrs. William Rath is entertaining
a number of friends at kenSingtOl
this afternoon in honor OF Mrs. JOIN
Klinker, who will move to Charter Gal
in the near future.
The Priscilla club were entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. Fred Kadoch. The Afternoon
was spent with fancy work and daint.
refreshments were served by the host
esS.
Mrs. Chas. Martin, OF Chinook, Mont
was in Denison over Sunday. visiting
his cousin, Mrs. John Rachwitz. Mr.
Martin left Monday for Charter Gal
where he will spend several days visit
ing relatives.
Miss Minnie Rininsland returned
Sunday evening from Chicago where
she spent several days purchasing
spring goods for the Bale Brodersol
store. She visited relatives at Mus
catine before going into Chicago.
Basket ball fans have a real trea,
in store for Ida Groves fast team will
meet the Denison high school team al
the local gymnasium Friday evening
OF this week. This game promises tC
be the most exciting one OF the seas
on and should draw a good crowd.
Representative P. J. klinker came
up from Des Moines Saturday to look
after some business matters. He tells
us that the state legislature will ad
journ from February 26th to March
4th and that he will return to Denison
to look after his legal business.
The j. B. Romans Implement com.
pany received two gasoline traction
engines last week which have been at.
tracing considerable attention. The
tractors are manufactured by the
HartParr company and are OF the very
latest pattern and designed especially
for farm work.
Albert Weiss, the popular high
school teacher, was on the market
February 5th with double deck of
his ewes. They were good enough to
sell for $655, which is within cents
Of the highest price paid at the South
Omaha market this year for ewes.
The sheep were handled and sold by
Allen Dudley 4 Co.
Mrs. Tom Lister has been confined
TO her home for the past week on ac-
count of evere attack of the grippe.
On Friday noon she was taken with a
spell and for time it was
feared that she would be unable to
pull through, but physician was sum-
monel and the trouble was overcome.
We are glad to report that she is much
better this week.
Word has reached Denison from
Moines that NJ. J. McAhren has trad
ed his home at that place for cloth
ing stock in Montezuma. We are told
that Mr. McAhren is to take charge
Of the stock in the near future and no
doubt he will move his family there.
Milton understands the clothing bust
ness thoroughly and will make a sue
cess Of the new business.
Herman Jocks, the well known and
popular German farmer of near Den
ison. was in South Omaha Monday
with a load of cattle. He was fortu-
nate in getting there the best day OF
the week and his cattle sold mighty
high on the market. He went home
pleased with his sales. He was ac-
companied by is brother, Emil. These
cattle were handled by Allen Dudley
& Co. ''
Jacob Weiss. the well known sheep
feeder at DenisOn, was in Omaha last
week with d load OF lambs. He struck
the worst day of the week. but his
sheep sold vel Ion the market. Mr..
Weiss stayed over that night and took
in the big basket bali game between
the Illinois Athletic club and the
Townsend Gun company of Omaha.
His shipment was sold by Allen Dud-
ley K Co.
Mrs. John Rachwitz entertained IA
number of ladies one day last week in
honor of Mrs. August Evers OF Bill
lings Mont, and Mrs. John klinkcr
who is soon to leave for Charter Oak
10 make her home. The afternoon was
spent with fancy work and later deli
cioIs refreshments We're served. The
put oi town guests present were Mrs.
rhas Evers, OF Green Liver, Wyo., and
Mrs. Sciford OF Wall Lake.
Commencing today Denison church
people and the religious world gener-
ally enters upon the season OF peni-
tence preceding Easter festival. East
er Sunday this year falls on April 4th,
a little earlier this year than last.
when the date was April 18th. Easter
is always the first Sunday after the
full moon that falls on or after the
21st day of March. If the full moon
happens on Sunday Easter is celebrat-
ed week later.
The highest sale OF cattle at the
South Omaha stock yards last week
was made by Henry Ruberg, who lives
near Denison, at $71.5 There were
twenty head OF these cattle. steers and
heifers mixed, averaging 800. This
was the highest priced load OF cattle
sold OH the South Omaha market all
last week. Mr.. Ruberg accompanied
the shipment and was well pleased
with the sale of his cattle and went
home good booster for the South
Omaha stock yards. The cattle were