The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-20

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Geo. Sprecher made business trip
to Omaha Monday. ..... i. ...
Mr.. Hans Asmus, mayor of Buck
Grove, was in Denis0n yesterday after.
moon trarsacting business. While in
1.-THE city, Mr., Asmus endeavorea to
hire carpenters to finish his new build.
ing at Buck Grove. So r.
O. B. Petersen, the. timer and his
family left last week for Aurora. Neb.
where they. will make their future
home. They stopped off day or two
at Dow City to visit Mrs. Petersen
mother, Mrs. 8. e. Baber. s.v
Mr.. Henry Naeve, prominent farmer
and stockman residing near Schleswig,
stopped on In Denison yesterday az
tetnoon between, trains for visit
with friends. Me- Naeve was, return
ling home from Chicago. where he &C.
companied a shipment of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rochwitz and
daughter, Magdalina, Miss Betty Aebi.
| scher and Mrs. Augusta Rochwitz,
mdtored to Council Hluffs5 Sunday
morning. Mrs. Augusta Rochwitz has
been visiting her son, Mr.. John Roch.
witz in Denison for the past three
weeks. " 80
We note in the Omaha papers that
Miss Emma Nielsen has been pledged
to the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
at the State University of Nebraska
at Lincoln. Her friends will be pleased
to learn that she is to become mem.
Der of this sorority. ......g
Harry Gill, the horse buyer, will be
at Laub's livery barn in Denison on
next Wednesday, September 9th. Mr.
lGill Is using space in this issue to
Iannounce the kind of horses which
he wishes to purchase. Farmers who
have horses to sell should bring them
in next Wednesday,. IL.
The Boys store is dressed up in
gala attire this week, the event being
the annual fall opening. The display
windows are unusually attractive this
fall, new backgrounds designed by Mr..
Saley, having been installed. The in.
terror of the store Is Hastily decorated
and presents most pleasing appear.
ance. ~ q
Miss Martha c. Jurgens. who resides
at Los Angeles, Cali, writes the Re-
view that after completing her course
at the Mackay Business college she
has accepted position as stenogra.
pher. Miss Jurgens formerly resided
in Denison and the above item will
be of interest to her former high
| school classmates.
| Mr.. H. A. Carpenter returned Sat.
urday evening from Rochester, MINI.
where he has been for the past few
| weeks. Mrs. Carpenter, and her mother
Mrs. Barber, accompanied him to
Rochester In the car, where Mrs. Bar.
Der underwent An operation. Mrs. Car.
penter and her mother win return to
DenisOn some time the last of the
week. &H G..
Mr.. j. W. Miller i1., expects to
commence the erection Of two new
residences the first Of next week. One
of them will be- built. on the lot
which he recently purchased from w.
A. McHenry and the other just north
of VIM. Bergsteadt's home. Mr.. Miller
has sold all but one of the new houses
which he constructed this year and
hopes to have the new ones ready for
| occupancy the first of March.
The paving crew are now working
on lower Court street and are laying
the forms for the curb Stone. This
street from the Norman cprner to the
l. c. tracks will need but little grad
ing and 1t is believed that the pave.
ment will all be in place before cold
weather sets in. Gravel and sand
from. Lake View Is arriving most ev.
cry day and this is being piled on the
new pavement at the northeast corner
of the court house squares
Mrs. w. H. Laub recently received
q letter from her daughter, Miss Haz-
ell, who Is in training at the Cook
county hospital in Chicago. saying that
she had successfully passed her three
months probation work and has
lbeen accepted as a regular nurse. Miss
Laub received an average Of 90 dur
ing her probation which places her in
the first group of nurses in this big
hospital Her many friends will be
pleased to learn of her success.
Mr.. Ben Pautsch suffered q most
painful accident last Thursday which
necessitates his using clutches to get
about. Last Thursday forenoon, Mr..
tPautsch was making some adjust.
Iments to a gasoline tractor out in
front of the implement house and he
climbed up ON the machine. The trac.
tor was standing ON grade and start.
ed to move. catching Ben's foot be.
tween one of the, big wheels and the
machine. 1t was necessary to back the
tractor up before he could be extri.
Gated. One leg and foot were badly
crushed but fortunately no bones were
broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ferguson re:
turned home last week from an eight
weeks automobile trip through the
|west. They Travelled west over the
Lincoln highway, where they spent
some time visiting popular summer
resorts, including Estes Park. From
Colorado they journeyed west to Salt
Lake City, then on to the Yellowstone
Park, where they spent several days
taking in the beautiful scenery. They
returned home by the way of Aber
deem and Sioux City. MIR. Ferguson
reports it a wonderful trip and
Throughout the $500 miles Travelled he
experienced no trouble with his ma
Ichine other than a few punctures and
two blowouts. The roads were excep
tionally good excepting for about &C
miles leading to the Yellowstone
fpark.
Frank Woolston left yesterday fol
Sac City to attend conference OF
Supervisors of Harrison, Pottawatta
mic, Sac, Ida, Monona and Crawford
counties relative to disposition OF the
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