The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-11

Mr.. N. L. Hunt win leave this eve
ming for Aitkin, Mimi, where he will
enjoy q two weeks vacation visiting
relatives. Mr.. Hunt expects to enjoy
some good hunting and fishing while
away. E
Mrs.. VIM. Daniels, Of Bredenbury
Sask., Canada. writes the Review tc
lchange the address of her paper to
DSs MOines, where the family will
make an extended visit this winter
They are now visiting with relatives
at Wellsburg, N. d. ~, eS
| "A report from Arion today is to the
effect that Mr.. Milo Kelly, who has
been In iii health for some time, has
taken turn for the worse and fears
are entertained for his recovery. He
has been suffering with stomach trou
BILE for, some time.
| Mr.. J. v. Barborka has accepted an
invitation to play several harp solos
at the grand chapter meeting of the
P. E. O. to be held at Cedar Rapids
on October 25th. Mr.. Barborka has
been honored on many occasions BY
being invited to play at conventions
not only In this state, but in Minneso
ta and Nebraska. 'r... .-ss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Heiden, and sons
Louie and Fritz, arrived in Denison
last Friday from Whittier, Cali, max
Ing the trip from the coast by automo
bile. The Heiden family left Denison
last spring with the intentions Of max
ing that place their permanent home
but after spending the summer there,
decided to return to Crawford com'
ty. Their many friends are elated that
they have decided to continue their
residence in this county.
Attention Of Review readers ie
called to the advertisement Of the
Grau Drug company on another page
in this issue. The ad will be Of par.
ticular interest to the young readers
of the Review and we urge them par.
ticularly to read this stores, announce.
lment each week. MIR. Grau is offering
beautiful Christmas gift to the boy
or girl who clips the largest number
| OF these ads from the Review between
now and Christmas. The clippigs
must be turned In to the drug store
not later than 6 O'Clock on December
23d. Boys and girls, go after this
prize for it will we'll be worth your
efforts. Clip the ad from your Re-
view each week and have your neigh.
bors and friends save theirs for you
1.-THE Girl Without . Chance" pro.
duced at the Germania theater last
evening. was ppointment to
many of those who attended. The
cast, outside of one or two, was below
the average. A number OF people are
SO Disguised with the class OF attrac.
|tions that are being shown at the op.
|era house that they will not attend in
THE future. They have been fooled so
often that they are combining their
entertainment to The picture show.
Unless good plays are booked here 1t
will be Impossible to draw any kind
of a crowd. even though first class
attraction Is secured. ID
1. The social meeting Of the w. c. T..
U. on Monday was q most pleasant
event. Mrs. Penney and Mrs. Shirk
gave glowing accounts Of the state
city for it's splendid entertainment
and giving real echoes of the lively
program. The :; pageant was many
blocks in length and the floats ID ecid.
eddy clever. The windows Of the bus.
IucOS l1VO6Cb "0iO 0PPAVPuA0SoAy VCS
Grated and q prize given for the best.
The window taking first place was
decorated. With real money. gold, sill:
yer and bills. representing thes actual
amount spent for liquor by the mod.
crate drinker. Trustees for the local
w. c. T. U. were elected on Monday
and the list now stands, Mrs. Nellie
Penney. Mrs. Frances Barber and Mrs
Margaret McHenry. Mrs. Sims re.
signed from the board of trustees. hav.
Ing been elected president. and Mrs.
Penney was elected to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. George Naeve returned home
Sunday from Dolan. 8. D., where he
spent several days ut his farm located
near there. Mr.. Naeve lost most of
the buildings. on his farm during the
storm last spring and has just com.
pleted the erection OF new set. The
Gazette published at Raymond. s. D..
has the following to say In regard
to the improvements made by banker
Naeve: One OF the finest barns In this
community has just been completed
on the alfalfa stock farm occupied by
Pat Hefferman and sons south west OF
Raymond. The structure 10 g.. feet
wide and 30 feet long and IL built to
accountable both cattle and horses.
Other improvements were also made
including a new hog house with q CO..
ment floor in side and cement pens
outside. A new chicken house was also
h,,tlt and now cnmonf uya1ke CON afrNof,