The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-03
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| j. v. BarDOrka visited Harry Dear.
duff at Logan over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. j. keane and daughter, Miss
Marie, were visitors in Denison Thurs.
day from Vail.
Mrs. A. c. Bale and daughter, Miss
Sophia, departed last Thursday for
Aberdeen, S. d., where they are max.
ing visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Pearson were
passengers to Omaha Saturday morn
| ing, accompanying their granddaush
ter Alma Maycock, as far as there on
her way home to Gillett, Wyo.
Mr.. John Erne, one of the prominent
farmers residing near Boyer, attended
| the recent sale of Aberdeen Angus
cattle held by Fischer & Ryan at South
Omaha and purchased four COWS at
$500, 1925, 5000 and 1925. Mr.. Erne
believes in buying the best and does
not hesitate when it comes to fancy
prices.
The Review is not a DenisOn paper
alone. With its corps of twenty-five
correspondents it covers the entire
IcOunty, and its accounts are always
the most complete published. The fact
that the Review is not afraid to pub.
lish two or four extra pages to accom-.
modate the news matter has made it
popular with the people Of Crawford
county.
| Few readers of the Review know
that we have in this county man who
| is almost century old. Mr.. Lindblad
more Familiarity known as Grandpa
Lindblad, near Kiron, will celebrate
his one hundredth birthday in Novem
her of this year. Mr.. Lindblad en-,
| joys good health and occasionally Wis.
| it's kiron where he has two daughters
residing.
Jess A. Ratchford, formerly of Vail,
and we'll known here in Denison, is a
member OF the graduating class OF
Creighton college at Omaha, having
successfully completed the required
work in law. His many friends in
this city will be glad to learn that he
is graduating with high honors and
all will wish him the best OF success
in his chosen profession.
We note in the Ute Independent that
A. j. Patrick. the oil inspector visited
at that place last Wednesday. The In
dependent had the following to say:
A. J. Patrick, of Denison, was visi-
tor here over Wednesday night while
On his way home from visit to his
son Arthur at Onawa. Mr.. Patrick
is just getting around again after an
illness -that-llas lasted nearly all win.
tier. He has not yet fully recovered
his old time vigor but is gaining with
each warm day of spring. His friends
here were all pleased to see him about
again.
The ladies leap year hop held at the
gymnasium last Friday evening was
attended by thirty-five couples and
enjoyed by everyone. The VOss or.
chestra furnished the music, which
OF course was up to its usual high
standard. In true leap year fashion
the ladies took it upon themselves
to select their own partners for the
dances, while the gentlemen were al
lowed to- choose their partners for the
four extras. A delicious lap supper
was served during the evening and it
was not until a late hour that the merry
throng departed for their homes.
Seth Dean, employed at Goose Pond
has been removed as engineer in the
matter of draining the Goose Pond
located near Wall Lake and Mr.. ]. H.
Mayne of Council Bluffs, has been ap.
pointed by the board of supervisors
with instructions to make examina-
ton of the lands and survey and re.
port to the board. c. l.. Voss and
Frank Woolston are greatly interest
ed in this drainage project as they
own considerable land in the vicinity
which at the persent time cannot be
farmed, but which would be very val
liable il the drainage project goes
through.
We notice that many of the news
paper boys of the state are following
the Reviews style of makeup, that is.
the placing of all reading matter at
the upper left hand corner of each
page and the placing of all advertising
at the lower right hand corner of
each page on the inside pages. For
over two years the Review has been
following this style of makeup which
is considered the best possible for
readers and advertisers alike. Down
at the editorial meeting at Ames last
last week, the experts on makeup of
newspapers who were present advO-
Gated this style, not only for the daily
but for the weekly newspapers as well.
1t makes a neat appearing paper which
is as necessary as well dressed win
dows and show cases to an up-todate
store.