The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-04
THE DENISON REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1916

Mrs. Frank Pfarr and daughters
Dorothy and Sarah, are spending the
day in Omaha attending the Ak-sar-
ben.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Isenhauer de.
parted Monday for a weeks vacation
trip which they are spending visiting
relatives and friends at points in Nebr
aska.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Miller return.
ed Saturday to their home at Manning
after pleasant weeks visit at the
home of their sons, J. w. and E. ]. in
Denison.,
Earling Garrison returned to Mount
Vernon Sunday, to resume his school
work at Cornell college after weeks
visit here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Garrison. 49,, ,
Miss Genevieve Quade who has been
q very efficient operator at the tele'
phone Office for several years, has re.
signed her position and Is now employ.
ed as clerk in the Balle-Broderson
store. ,gG M
Miss Pearl Richardson who has been
visiting her mother in Denison for the
past few weeks, departed Monday for
Chicago. Miss Richardson is surgical
nurse for DR.. Schroeder at the Yves.
lyian hospital.
DR.. L. M. Coon has enlarged his
farm in Union township, known as
Twin Brooks farm by the purchase OF
100 acres from Mrs. N. r. Wilder. The
land was purchased by DR.. Coon for
$125.00 on acre.
Harry Gill, the Chicago horse buyer
who was at Laub's barn last Wednes.
day, purchased "a head OF fine horses
from farmers in this locality paying
top notch prices. Mr.. Gill will visit
Denison again in thirty days.
Mrs. Mary. Minter returned last
Thursday from Rochester, Mimi, where
she has been confined to the hospital
for some time. Her condition is great.
ly improved although it will be some
time before she is able to be about. g,
The w. C. T. U. will meet on Mon.
day October 9th, at 2:3O p. M, for a
short business meeting, followed by a
program at $500 o'clock and social
hour. The delegates who are attend
ing the state convention will give a re-
port at that time All who can attend
this meeting will be very welcome.
Andrew Muir and wife, who have
been making their home in Des Moines
for the past few months, where he has
had a position with the American Elk
press company, returned to benson
Sunday They will make their future
home in Denison as Andrew will as.
sist his father with the new bus line
Patrick Hassett continues active in
real estate circles and hardly week
passes but what he has closed big
deal of some kind. Last week Mr..
Hassett traded half section of land
in Sphinx county, South Dakota, to
Chas. Baker, of Kiron, at $4,000 per
are, taking in trade $50 acre farm
located south of Schleswig at 5000 per
acre. "
Mr.. Joe Kelley, accompanied by sew.
eral prominent business men Of Car
roll, visited Denison on Monday for
the purpose of inspecting the new
pavement. They expressed themselves
we'll pleased with the concrete pave.
ment. Carroll has several blocks OF
brick pavement and during the past
year or two has been laying asphaltic
concrete which seems to give the best
of satisfaction.
Mrs. Jacob Sims returned Friday
from fine session Of the board and
committees meeting of the Iowa State
Federation of Women's. clubs. These
meetings are held at Hotel Chamber.
lin, Des MONIES, and reports of the
work in the various departments are
given and discussed. Mrs. Sims is a
member of the committee on public
health. Mrs. George Sprecher is on
the committee for good roads.
The Christian Science church Of this
city has issued invitations to people
in this community to attend a lecture
on science by Willis. F. Gross. of Bos.
ton, Mass, at the Germania opera
house on Monday evening, October, 8
No admission will be charged to the
lecture and it is hoped that many PEG.
pie will avail themselves of the 0ppOr.
tunity to hear DR.. Gross who is q
speaker of considerable reputation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz, residents of Los
Angeles, Cali, spent several days the
past week in Denison visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Kuehnle.
Mrs. Benz is an old resident OF Craw.
ford county. having resided at West
Side. She will be better remembered
by our readers as Miss Anna Laub
Stiffenbacker. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz have
been making an extended visit in the
east and took occasion to stop of here
for visit with her cousin, MRS. c. +
Kuehnle. ,,.,ss q ,>4ft,s:.s..
C. K Meyers and Prot W. G. Van.
Ness made up a,ygospel team which
attended Sunday school services at the
Paradise Center school house Sunday
afternoon. This Sunday school has
made phenomenal growth during its
six years of existence and many Of the
members are wearing badges for hav.
ing been in attendance for two and
three years without missing a single
session. The people Of paradise town.
ship take an active interest in Sunday
school work and 1t Is known through
out the state as one of the very best
organizations. ,Ef.s
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hunt, of Logan
were pleasant guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Hunt Sunday. Mr..
Hunt is one of the most prominent
stock men in Harrison county. Only
last week he shipped 400 head Of hogs
making six car loads to the Chicago
market, which topped the market sell.
ing at $10.75 per hundred, the entire
shipment bringing him 11,250.O0. Mr.
Hunt, and his son, who Is engaged in
farming with him, are both graduates