The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-11

Messers John Hansen, Fred Gerard
and Thos. Hollander motOred down
from SchlesWig Monday and spent Z
few hours here transacting business
Mrs. E. w, Pierce and Mrs. c. l.
/ VOss departed today for St. Joe, Mo.
to attend y branch meeting Of the W0
| mems Foreign Missionary Society Of
the district made up of Iowa, Missouri
! and Arkansas. .H
4 Mr.. Frederick Book, of West Side
writes the Review that he has recent
" passed his $50 year. Mr.. Book has
i been q subscriber of the Review for
many years. He is member of the
John A. Logan Post, G. A. r.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Weed and
4 daughter motored over from Charter
Oak yesterday. Mr.. Weed made this
office q pleasant call while in the city
land extended his subscription to the
paper for another year.
j We have been requested to announce
i that q box social and vicente" roast
will be held at Washington township
school No. 1. known as the Hast
school on Friday evening, Oct. Goth
at 3 o'clock. A prize will be offered for
the prettiest box. ,~vs.
i DR.. and Mrs. r. o. McConpAughey
and two sons, left Saturday for Ere.
mont, where they visited over Sun
day with Mrs. McConnaughey's bro
lther, DR.. John SeWall. DR.. and Mrs.
i Sewan drove to Omaha Sunday after.
noon. where they took the train for
Denison. 4L.s -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Saul. of Doug.
las, Wyoming, arrived In Denison Sat.
/ urday for few days visit with
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Saul were at
Corning Friday in attendance at the
| wedding of their son Oliver, to Miss
Jessie Archie. of that city. !
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C.. Woodruff, and
daughter. Jennie, visited at Mr.. J. g.
Campbell's over Sunday. at Sibley,
Ia. On arriving they found Mrs. Camp.
bell in bad condition with broken
nose caused by an auto accident on
their way to Spencer to attend confer.
ence.
County Engineer H. B. Fishel will
leave the last of this week for Du.
luth. MINI. From there he will travel
one hundred and fifty miles northeast
where he will spend three weeks hunt
ing moose. bear and deer. He will be
accompanied by his father, Mr.. w. e
Fishel. OF Dow City. ,.,s-,.s
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Warfield. and
children, motored to Denison Sunday
morning and spent the day here, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Dybrro.
Mr.. and Mrs Dybro accompanied them
back to Omaha in the evening, Mr..
Dybro returning home Monday, his
wife remaing for more extended Wis.
It. "a,
DR.. l.. L. Bond returned Saturday
from Doland, 8. D., where he spent
several days looking after some i'm
lprovemehts he 10 having>made ON his
farm. Dr.. Bond has just completed
the erection Of fine new barn on his
land to take the place of the one de.
stroyed earlier in the year by the
storm. I'll ~
Mr.. George w. Crandall, Of Panama
and Miss Violet e. Starkey, resi-,
dent Of Dow City, were united in mar.
riage by Rev. J. l.. Boyd last Wsdnes.
day at high noon at the Methodist, par.
sonage. Mr.: and Mrs. H. Cowen and
son, of Panama. and Miss Starkey, q
sister of the bride, we're in attSndance
at the wedding. - NIL, :, sr4zi;n
The rWomen's Federation; are plan:
ming on q big rummag e sale to be held
at the .McKim hall on Friday and Sat.
urday. October eth and 2Sth. The
women Of Denis0n are requested tc
sort out such things as they think de.
sirable for the sale during house clean.
ing time and notify Mrs. H. A. Car.
penter or Mrs. Carl Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Harding. Mrs.
L. Hubbell, Miss Grace Schlumberger,
Mrs. Ben Mills. Mrs. Otto Dresselhous,
Mrs. w. H. Laub. Mrs. l. L. Bond. Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Boylan, and Mrs. L. M.
Baer motored to Charter Oak Satur.
day evening to attend the Ladies' Aid
Society's bazaar and chicken supper.
They report q most enjoyable time.
Mrs. J. p. Baldwin, OF Redheld, 8. d..
was q welcome visitor at the homes of
friends In Denison during the past
week. She and her husband we're
pioneer residents of East Boyer town
ship and lived here in Denison for q
number OF years. She reports that her
children are all married and enjoying
prosperity. Mr.. Baldwin died some
three years ago.
The city Federation OF Women's
clubs will hold their runmage sale in
the McKim Hall. Friday and Satur.
day October 9th and 2Sth. In the fall
house cleaning you find many things
in warm clothing ETC., that you would
like to dispose OF. Please send them to
the hall on Wednesday, In order to
have them there for the committe to
work on Thursday. II you cannot send
articles to the hall. phone the prest.,
dent, Mrs. Carpenter. or Mrs. George
Richardson, and some zone will call
for them.
w. w. Ferguson is having plans
drawn for q modern store building
which he contemplates erecting on the
present sight of his studio. The plans
which the archetics are now drawing
call for a building with q forty foot
frontage on Broadway and extending
south eighty feet. The structure will
be of pressed brick and terra Gotta and
will have tile roof. The ground floor
will be divided into two store rooms.
each twenty by eightey feet In dimen.
sions and the extra second floor will
be modern In every detail and will
be utilized by Mr.. Ferguson's studio.
lit will have elaborte glass fronts Of
the latest design. When completed. !,
the structure will represent an invest.