The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-06
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acted business here Monday.
Albert McGinn of COUNCIL Bluffs
: visited with friends here over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Winans, of Dc
lott, were Denison visitors on Friday
The Misses Naughton returned las
week from months visit in Lincoln
Neb. '7' ssss ts% 't"a4a 'a.,
Chas. staley was over from Charte
friends in til sy.
Mrs. Bart Mitchell and Mrs. jane
WEIGH were among those from Val
shopping in DenisOn Friday.
Miss Jessie McVey of ., Omaha Il
spending the week IN Denison, tn
guest of Miss Elsie McAndrews.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley of Vail spen
several days last week visiting at thu
home of Mr.and Mrs. Frank, Paup.
Herold Haugh, and sister, Miss Via
residents of Oakland, were pleasan
over Sunday guests at the M! l.. Nj
Elwain home.
Mrs. Frank Liscomb, and daughter
Miss Marie, drove up from DUNLAP
Monday morning and spent the day
here visiting friends.
Mrs. W.. J. Butler and son, Roy, re
turned to Ottawa, ILL.,, last Wednesday
after two weeks visit at the home OF
the formers aunt, Mrs. j. e. Walsh.
Andrew Paulsen has been visiting
his parents in Denison the past week
On Tuesday of this week, he returned
to Plymouth, Nebr., where he Is work
ing.
Among the farmers from south of
Denison who were in Denison Satur-
day, we mention William Helm, on
route l., out of Manila. While in town,
Mr.. Helm favored the Review with 2
cali. I TX Il q ! y, ! $50. }
#. r.. Able, of the Review force.
accompanied by Mrs. Ad1e, Is spend
ing a two weeks vacation at his old
home in Maryville, Mo-. where he is
visiting his mother and other rela-
tives. 4t}S. - i.'...- -. u
G, F. Hansen, of Goodrich township,
was Review caller on Saturday and
enrolled as a subscriber. He reports
his crops of small grain turning out
fairly good, the oats giving 40 bushels
to the acre.
l.. Cornwell and wife returned from
their so-journ at Lake Okoboji Friday,
arriving in Denison at o'clock in the
evening. They found the roads from
Storm Lake rather heavy, caused by
Thursdays rain.
Mrs. Thomas Lister, who has been
spending the week in Omaha, returned
home Sunday. Mrs. Spencer Lister, and
children, of Spencer, Nebr., after Wis
iting in Denison accompanied Mrs.
Lister to Omaha.
MissessKathryne and, Joanna Naugh-
ton and Miss Margaret Houlihan de-
parted Sunday morning for Clinton.
where they will enter Mount st. Glare
academy to complete the high school
andt music courses.
Theo Blume, and family, of Hanover
township, were Denison visitors ON
Saturday, stoppiHgv on Thea way to
Dunlap, where they expect to- spend
Sunday with Mr.. Blume's brothers. r.
G. and w. H. Blume. -..-
Mrs. H. l.. Fitch has been enjoying
a visit the past week from her two Sis
tiers, Mrs. H. D. Hauptman, and Mrs.
d. w. Dyer, Of Gardner, Montana. The
two ladies came by auto and report
some exceptional experiences: ...
C. L. Voss. E. Gulick, Leslie Gulick,
and Mrs. L. M. Baer mOtOred up to
Lake Okoboji Monday afternoon for
a few days outing. The Gulick and
Voss families will all return to Deni-
son the last of the week, after having
spent the summer there at their cot
tage.
From the Sac Sun we learn that
Tony Miller recently sold the Quality
meat market at Sac City to A. w. Ma
honey, of Denison, the new owner TAX
ing possession August 14th. Mr.. Mill
er plans to leave with his family with
in a week or so for Golden, Colo.
where he will operate a small fruit
ranch.
Harold Silletto spent the past week
in Des Moines, where he visited his
brother, John, and attended the state
fair. On Monday, he went to Iowa
City, where he registered as stu
de1it for the coming term Hetexpects
to hturn to Denison, however, before
college begins. ... ',........
Storm Lake holds the record for
law enforcement of the automobile
laws. On Sunday, August 18th, only
177Avere fined for violating the speed
ordinances of that city. With good
car and favorable weather 1t Is almost
impossible to hold the blame auto
down to fifteen miles on the Storm
Lake pavements.
The rain of last Thursday caused
the water ditch on Washington aven'
ue to cave in, and traffic on some
parts of the avenue was retarded. TheI
big auto delivery of the Bale Broder-
sen Co. was stalled in the ditch Tor
about an hour at the intersection OF
fremont and Washington avenue,
sinking as low as the springs.
George McAllister, former treasur-
er of Carroll county but now OF Oma.
ha, where he has been filling posi-
ton ,as grain inspector, has filed
petition for bankruptcy. His assets are
listed at $500 and liabilities at $2,26O.
The cause Is given as money borrow
ed on shusiness venttres"5and several
men 81 Carroll are named as
creditors. Mao 3 S;iou seginr ssr2s
william Rogers, claiming to be an
escaped convict; gave himself over TO-
Marshall Hannah. of Vail last week.
He said he escaped frOma company OF
convicts doing state work at CheroI
kee. and said he was tired of lodging |
the officers and wished to be returned
to finish his sentence. Deputy Sheriff
Costello went to Vail and brought the