The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
Denis0n Local

Charley Kemming made q business
trip to Omaha Tuesday.
Clarence Chamberlain is in Omaha
today transacting business.
Additional Denison local news on
page five of the first section.
VIM. Staller, OF Arion, was a pleas.
ant county seat caller Monday.
Mr.. Mann. the architect, made a
business trip to Ida Grove yesterday
Carl Grimes. of Manila, was a
pleasant business caller in Denison on
Tuesday.
Mrs Glen Catron spent last week
at Sac City visiting her friend, Mrs.
L. " Lee.
w. A. Norris was up from Arion yes.
terday transacting business at the
county capital,
Edward Theobald, the Manila bank
the city Tuesday.
Frank Carl, the popular ,Kenwood
merchant was business caller in
DenisOn yesterday. .-..
Auctioneer Il. T. Malone, of Charter
Oak, was in Denison this morning
transacting business. a"
Miss Kate Kelly was up from Des
MOines over Sunday visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Alfred Wright. 49,.
]. e. Bale was a passenger to Oma-
ha this morning where he is spending
the day transacting business.
Messrs, John Williamson and J. l..
ButterwOrth were business callers in
Denison Tuesday from Dow City.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Hollander were
down from ,Schleswig Saturday spend
ing the day with friends in the city.
A number of Denison people are
planning a trip to Ames Saturday to
witness the Ames-lowa foot ball game.
Mrs. Bert Stevers had the misfor-
tune to slip and fall on the ice in her
yard yesterday and sustained a brok-
en- arm.
Mr.. Il. r. Montgomery, who has
been quite sick for the past two
weeks, is reported slightly improved
at this time. ..a..
The school board held business
session on last Saturday at which
time the usual grist of monthly bills
were allowed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller departed
last Thursday for visit with rela-
tives and friends at Wilton Junction
and Davenport.
Miss Jenna strahan expects to leave
Friday for Mason City, where she will
visit over Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Allan Beck. .g.e.
August 'Hanke returned last weak
from the west and will spend the win
ter in Denison~ visiting his mother,
Mrs. August Hanke.
Mrs. l.. V. Lee returned yesterday
to her home at Sac City after spend.
ling few days in Denison visiting Mrs.
Glen Catron at the b. Broderson home.
4 Mr.. w. A. McHenry and daughter,
Mrs. l.. Seeman, departed last We'd
nesday for their winter home in Pase.
dena, Calf. Mr.. Seeman accompanied
them as far as Omaha.
Mr.. Chris Naeve, of Bryant, Iowa,
stopped off in Denison Tuesday for a
brief visit with friends. He departed
last evening for Schleswig, where he
will visit his brother, Henry, Naeve.
Ts Inc j. w. MlllcE Ichl 'cSLdIC dS3cuCs
last week traded their new cottage
on East Prospect street to Misses An
ma and Nell Mccarthy for their cot
tage on High street Possession given
already. -a~&a" o.'rs
The bible study classes will meet
next Tuesday,, November 21st at 2:3a.
The southwest section with Mrs.
Cavett; southeast section with Mrs.
Plimpton, and the northwest section
with Mrs. Norman. @.-t-
Mr.. G. L. Caswell returned Friday
evening from Brownsville, Texas.
where he acted as one of the election
commissioners appointed by the gov
ernor to take charge OF the voting
among the Iowa National Guafdsmen.
Mr.. George Menagh has sold his va.
cant lot on Railroad avenue, located
lust west of the Gibson residence, to
Mr.. ]. A. Scott, Of Dow City. 1t is said
that Mr.. Scott contemplates the erec.
ti.n of a garage on this site and be.
lievas it will be a paying investment
located as it is on the Lincoln high
way. -,
Not a word of praise can be heard
for the approaches to the sidewalks
on the paved streets, and the council
men are beginning to wonder whether
or not mistake was made in having
them put in Since the snowfall a
number of people have toboganned on
these approaches with more or less
serious results and if the winter goes
by without damage suit being brot
against the city it will be a wonder.
w. w. Ferguson has on display in
his show window fine sketch of the
new building will surpass anything
spring on the ground where his studio
is no wlocated. From appearance the
new building will surpass ankthing
we now have in Denison. 1t is to be
two storp structure with two excel.
lent store rooms on the ground floor
and the upper floor will be devoted
entirely to his studio. The building
will be of terra Gotta of the fastest dc.
seign. Mr.. Ferguson has not rented
the two store rooms yet but tells lis
that he has several applications on
file. He eyioe,s to let the contract
OF the building before spring,