The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-30

We desire to call attention to the
advertisement of G.. O. Rosenberger,
secretary of the Hemingford, Neb.,
Commercial club. The ad Will be
found on page of section two. e. t.
Cochran is interested in Box Butte
county as we'll as other Denison men,
and any further information regarding
that country may be ha dby addressing
Mr.. Cochran.
The city has recently mad installed
a number of new hitching posts to &C.
commodate the farmers who now and
then come to Denison with horse drawn
vehicles, "A row OF posts now adorn
the north and west sides of the court
house square, and. on the north of the
German Methodist church many new
posts have been placed. .>." "
S. G! Wright returned from Boston
Saturday morning, at which place he
visited the Chas' A. Eaton shoe fac
torynt2 The factory has just taken
another very large contract to supply
the Italian army with shoes and the
factory is running full force. On the
trip east Mr.. Wright spent day at
Clinton, where he visited relatives.
Supt. C. e. Humphrey wishes to an
nounce that school will open in Deni-
son on Monday, September 4th, and
that all those who desire to consult
linn in regard to their courses of study
for the coming year will be given an
opportunity on Saturday when he. will
be in his Office at the high school build
ing. .5
w. H. Lackman,l of GladbroOk, ar
rived in Denison Sunday to join Mrs.
Lackman and children, who have been
visiting relatives here for the past few
weeks. Mr.. Lackman has been en-
gagged in the dry cleaning business at
Gladbrook, 'but has just sold out. He
is now looking up3a new location for
his chosen work a. >1sr3 E.g
Editor P. B. Brown and son, Of the
Harlan Republican. were'.in Denison
on Friday and spent some time visiting
with the Review force. Mr.. Brown is
one of the long time printers of west.
ern Iowa, having worked 'on7 the Car
roll Herald in 1888 under Mr.. Hastings,
now deceased. The Republican, edited
and managed by Brown & Son, is one
of the substantial weeklies of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Hannibal Fink, Mr..
and Mrs. D. F. Fink and John Fink, of
Deloit, and Miss Nellie Washburn, OF
Smithland, made up party who spent
the past two weeks at Haywards Park,
Okoboji. While there Mr.. and Mrs.
Fink called at the l.. Cornwell cot.
tage and found that Mr.. Cornwell was
not enjoying the best of health. 1t is
hoped, however, that with the cooler
weather he will regain his usual good
Health.
The extension conference opens with
Ia mass meeting at the M. E. church on
next Sunday afternoon and continues
each afternoon and, evening for four
days with a bible hour and two lee
lures, one on the Home and one on
the foreign text book for missions for
the current year. Women of the Won.
ems clubs are specially invited to at.
tend the conference, which deals with
topics of the day of vital interest to all
C. l.. Voss and Leslie Gulick drove
down from Okoboji, Sunday evening
Mr. Voss to look after some business
matters and Mr.. Gulick to go on to
Carroll, where he is Interested in an
automobile concern. Mr.. Yoss reports
the burning of cottage owned and
occupied by Mr.. Beno, OF Council
Bluffs. The. cottage and entire con.
tents wore destroyed. Mr.. Beno and
family were awakened by the barking
of their dog and made their escape
from the fire. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
Patrick Hassett. has figured in a
number of large land deals during the
past few days in which he has traded
property for farms in various localities.
In exchange for house in Northeast
Denison. which was valued at $4,000,
and also lat acre farm in Armstrong
county, s. d.. valued at $40 per acre,
he secured of D. r. Brown his 1873 acre
farm located two miles north of Deni-
son, the price per acre being figured
at $140. In exchange for 100 acres To-
Gated five miles south of Denison, val
ued at $4,000, he secured the Herman
Popken half section of land in Sphinx
county, S. D., located about ten miles
southeast of Dolan, the value amount
ing to $4,000.