The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-22
DenisOn Local
Election next Monday.

Fred Colby was up from Dow City
Monday transacting business.
Miss Elizabeth McGinn of Dunlap,
visited friends here Saturday.
s. j. Jams, of West Side, was bus
iness caller in Denison Monday.
) ( Earl Alexander. of Dow City, was
a>visitor between trains Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Pacholke, of West Side,
was shopper in Denison Monday.
Peter Hoeffinen was over from Ma
nilla Monday transacting business.
Miss Jessie Fleming, of Boyer,
was shopper in Denison Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jocks.
a daughter on Friday March 18th.
The want ad column of the Review
will interest every reader OF. this pa
pes. rs ~ s=ssf1 - ~ sts SO =. '5s
]. M. PETIT, Of Union township was
a brief business caller in Denison Mon;
Gay. US ). ~ ~ f NJ Y" ssi'
81, Additional Denison local news will
he found on page five Of the first sec.
!!icn.
Peter J. Martins was business
caller in the city Monday from West
Side.
Mrs. Anna Short was among the
shoppers in Denison Tuesday from
Vail.
Emil Evers and son, Of West Side,
spent Sunday in Denison visiting
friends.
John Bornhoft, of West Side. was
among the business visitors in Deni-
son Monday.
VIM ;Reimers. of Otter Creek town.
ship was among the out of town visi-
tors Monday.
+. "A. Slater. of Buck Grove. was
in Denison yesterday coming up to
pay his taxes.
Mrs. Peter Sasges was over from
Charter Oak. Tuesday having some dem
tai work done.
Mrs Thomas Fitzsibbons and Mrs.
Frey were pleasant callers in DenisOn
Monday from Vail.
q Gene Crandall was up from Dow City
Tuesday transacting business. and call.
ing on friends in the city,.
John Jansen, resident of;Ma6ning,
Was In Denison Tuesday, transacting
business at the court house.
~ William Mullinger. who resides in
Nishnabotny township, was bust.
ness visitor in DenisOn Monday.
N. A. Sasges was over from the
Oak yesterday attending to some bus
mess matters atsthe county capital.
l.. c.. Thiedcman, a, prominent farm
er of Hayes township. transacted bus
mess at the court house yesterday
Fred Jepsen, of Goodrich township,
was attending to some business mat
tiers at the court house yesterday
II. T.. Chase. one of the prominent
farmers OF Washington township.
ilal Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hollander were
down from Schleswig Monday spend
ing the day with relatives and friends
in DenisOn.
VIM. Pruter of West Side. was in
Denison yesterday attending to some
business matters and calling on &C.
quaintances.
Earnest Stesemann was up from
Buck Grove Monday calling on Deni-
son friends and looking after some
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson and
daughter. Sof{ Vail. were in the. city
yesterday visiting at tile home OF his
brother, Dr.. JIG. Robinson. h.
County treasurer Louie Evers has
requested the Review to announce that
all taxes are due on Friday, March
3lst. and taxes not paid at that time
will draw a penalty.
Miss Ella Hildebrandt. who resides
near Kenwood, underwent an opera
ton at the Denison Hospital Saturday
morning for appendicitis.
Miss Clara SERVER will arrive in
DenisOn Friday evening for ten days
visit at the parental w. J. SERVER
home Miss SERVER is teaching in the
Omaha schools and will spend the
spring vacation here. t
Mrs, August Mack, who resides
near Charter Oak. was brought to the
Denison Hospital last Thursday for
treatment. 1t is probable that Mrs.
Mack will have to undergo an Oper-
alton in the near future.
Among those from out of town in
attendance at the Eastern Star enter
tainment Monday evening. were Mes.
DANES II. Volkman. B. Andersen. H.
ID. Jones. ofgSchleswig. and Miss Beu.
lah White and Mrs Beck, of Vail
Herbert Fuller. who has been en-
plOyed as clerk in the grocery de-
partment of the Balle-Brodersen store
for the past few years, has rendered
his, resignation to take effect the first
of April. Herbert has accepted pc.
sition in the store of his brOther.in-
law, Mr.. Chas. Bartcher.
The merchants of DenisOn are using
considerable space this week in the
Review to announce their spring Of
ferings Of merchandise. The stocks
this year are much larger than ever
before and the assortment from which
to pick will equal that shown in even
the large cities Read their announce.
ments and when you go to the store
To purchase goods, Just say you read
the ad in the Review.