The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28
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Dunlap.
Miss Mary Kennedy, of Vail, spent
| Saturday here with friends.
John Ahart. of Dow City. transacted
business in Denison yesterday.
Additional local news will be found
on page three OF the first section.
Chas. Smith was pleasant business
caller here Monday from Dow City.
Mrs. Claus Thiedeman was a shop
per in the city Monday from West
Side.
Mrs. Meyers, OF Herring, spent Mon
shopping.
NJ. Childress was down from Deloit
Monday transacting business at the
county capital. IT,
Don't overlook the classified depart
ment in this issue. Many bargains
are listed there.
Will Rrockelsby. was over from Ma
nilla yesterday transacting business
at the court house
Mrs. Taylor was up from Dow City
Monday shopping and visiting with
lfie!luS III tHc CITY.
Attorney Maurice O'Connor, of Vail,
is spending the week in Denison in at
tendance at the district court.
Mrs. p. c. Hollander and Miss Lille
Hollander were pleasant callers in
Deniscn Monday from Schleswig.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tucker and sons,
Chris and Ward, were at Fort Dodge
SiYr, 1tf IL
grandson.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cook returned
last week from several weeks So
journ in Florida. They report a most
enjoyable trip.
John Silletto, who is operating a
hardware store in Des Mc)nes, lis
expected in Denison this evening for
brief visit at the parental home.
Mrs. Dan Mccarthy and daughter,
Miss Margaret, departed Sunday morn
ing for Rochester, Mimi. where the
former will undergo an operation
One OF the sure signs of spring
that can be noticed most any day this
week in Denison is to see friend hus-
band beating the rugs out on the
front lawn.
~, Mrs. i. J. Hecker and daughter re-
turned Monday to their home at Pres
ton, Mimi, after a pleasant visit in
Denison at the home of her, sister, |
Mrs. l.. E. Romans. '.@ ,5& T.. r
Mr.. ana Mrs. Con Hassett returned
last Thursday from Rochester, Mimi,
where She underwent an operation.
Her many friends were glad to see
her. much improved in health.
Mr.. James Armstrong, grand clerk
Of the W. O. W.: and Messers, Ben
FCderberg, and Arthur Pearson. dele
gates from the local order left Sun
Jay for Davenport to attend the state
Of the Woodmen of the
World.
Walter Watson and Roy Miller. both
residents of Denison, have enlisted in
he regular army and are now in train.
ng at Fl. Logan, Colo. Mrs. A. C.
Weeks received a letter last week
rom her son. Walter Watson. saying
hat he and Miller enlisted in Omaha.
City Marshal A. c. Weeks tells us
hat the hoboes are once more migrat
ng and hardly night passes but what
lie has from three to ten in custody
n the city jail west of the court house.
rramps are rounded up by the local
'1ticers every evening and they are
;iven lodging and turned loose the
lext morning with instructions to
AXE the first train out of town.
The big smokestack at the electric
light plant is being repaired this week
nd is in charge of two experts who
rived in Denison Monday. 1t was
ecided not to erect new stack, but
eplace the h'rned out sections The
1Orkmen hcEc built scaffold up the
inside of the chimney and have found
hat eight Of the sections will have to
re replaced. The work is being push
d and it is believed that repairs will
Re completed some time next week.