The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-02
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the classified department 81 |
Mrs. NJ. Kahler. of Traer, is visiting
at the home, Of her son, Waldo Kahler
L. C. Hatch, editor OF. the Dow City
IInformer, was in Denison Monday
tralsacting. III: Tess. II. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Buss and Mrs. F
/ Branaka were visitors in Denison last
"Wednesday from Dow, City. 1
Misses Eva Behan and Mary Don
nelly, of Omaha, spent several days
last week in Denison visiting friends
r.. j.. Garrison and, family, returned
thome Monday from, Lake View, where
they have been enjoying a six weeks
outine.
Judge Conner left Monday evening
for Calgary. Canada, where he will
fspend several days looking after land
Interests.
The corn crop in Crawford county
was saved by the shower of Monday,
and the farmers are feeling in good
Spirits again.
That rain early Monday morning
cooled things off considerably, but we
doubt whether that much famed Der.
tmuda High was broken up.
p Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berndt and little
Idaughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew 1.O.
renzen motored to Correctionville SIM.
day morning, where they spent the day
visiting relatives.
Joe Goss was injured Sunday while
cranking the Ford machine belongin;
Ito DIR. A. II. Rosburg. The engine back
fired and when Joe recovered he
found that he was short two teeth and
that his lip was badly cut.
Miss Bessie Molony, who resides at
Muskogee, Okla. is guest at the
Thos. Norris home west of Denison.
Miss MolOny is In the employ OF the
Pioneer Abstract company at Musko.
gee. ssi &. 4 !.
DIR. and Mrs. B. f., Philbrook expect
to leave in the morning for Lake Oko-
boil, where the doctor will attend The
annual meeting of the Iowa State Dent
al association. They will make the trip
overland in their new car.
e. ,Gulick drove down from Lake
Okoboji Sunday afternoon and will
spend few days here attending to
some business matters. He was &C.
companfed by Judge Conner and Miss
Grace Meyers, who have been guests
at, the Gulick cottage for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Patterson and
son, Frederick, returned Friday from
Pine Cone Camp, Mimi, where they
enjoyed two weeks vacation. They
report Pine Cone Camp to be an ideal
spot for spending q summer vacation:
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. M. Dybbro and little
daughter will leave tomorrow for Linz
coin. Neb., where they will spend .
week visiting relatives. MIR. Dybbro
expects to 60 directly from Lincoln to
New York. where he will purchase fall
merchandise for the Boys department
store.
II you have anything you want to
sell just advertise it in the classified
department of the Review and see how
quickly it will find you a buyer.
Scores of people are using the CLASH.
fed department Of the Review and
they tell us it really works wonders;
and at small cost, too
Messrs. David Flack and Patrick Nc.
Carthy. who reside in South Dakota.
arrived in Denison last8weak for a visit
with relatives and friends.> Mr.. FlacK
was formerly engaged In the mercan.
tile business in Denison, being in part
nership with M. j. Cosman in the dry
goods store. which was located in the
Laub block.
DIR. G. w. Carr returned home Sun.
day from Davidson, Canada, where he
has been spending the summer look,
ing after his extensive land interests.
DIR. Carr says that prospects were new
er better for a bumper crop of, small
grain than they are this year. He will
remain in Denison for two or three
weeks before returning.
The series of moving pictures which
were shown every Friday evening at
the opera house under the auspices OF
the Woman's federation, concluded on
Friday evening, with David Harum.'
This was by far the finest one of the
series and Notwithstanding the high
Temperature in the opera house was
fenjoyed by everyone. The ladies Of
fthe federation have proved that Deni-
son people appreciate better class Of
films and for the trouble which they
went to they netted over 500 by their
venture.
Frank S. Currie, assistant engineer
to H. B. Fishel. was called to Webster
City last Thursday, owing to the death
of his father. Frank s. Currie. De,
ceased was one of the early settlers
of Webster City. having lived there
since 1870. For the past two years he
had been in failing health and had
sought relief in many different eli.
mate, but the dread disease had 80
fastened itself that death came as a
relief from long suffering. He was a
man of very high character, and was
a. prominent member of the Masonic
torder. A wife and two sons are left
to mourn his death,
Will Gravel Every Road asf sT5s
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