The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-31

row for his winter home at Pasadena
: Cali.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed LANCER and daugh
ter were guests of the formers sister
Mrs. VIM. Halloran, Tuesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Kuhl and chill
dren, accompanied by Miss Kate Cav
anaugh, were guests at the Ed LANCER
home last Thursday evening.
Miss Myrtle Albert returned homo
on Friday from Ames where she spen,
several days visiting her sister, who
is attending the state college. ~
} Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ianger and daugh
ter, Garnet, returned home last week
"Wednesday from seven weeks trir
through Oregon and Idaho. They re
port a most enjoyable trip.
Mrs. George Sprecher, Mrs. Brown
Romans and Mrs. w. H. Laub return
ed last Friday from Cedar Rapids
where they we're in attendance at the
grand chapter Of the P. E. O.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Conner, Mrs. S
IF. ,Ashby and Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Con.
ner and little son motored to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jurgen Koch north OF
Charter Oak Sunday, where they en-.
JOyed the Jay.
Residents Of Denison had better tie
down all loose property about their
places this evening. Halloween
pranks will be in order tonight and
the small boys, don't intend to disap.
point anyone.
Bruce Rogers Is carrying his arm in
a sling on account of broken bone.
Bruce was scuffling with some of the
garage boys one day last week and
fell over backwards. falling on his arm
breaking the bone.
George Sprecher is now working for
the Northwestern Railway company at
Council Bluffs, having an important DO.
sition in the freight depot there. He
returns to Denison every Saturday eve.
ming to spend Sunday at home.
The express company has no up
town office now. If you are unable to
get the wagon to call for your outgoing
packages just pack them down to the
Northwestern passenger station and
the company will be glad to ship them.
This is real service.
A. B. Cox, who is in the employ of
! the Denison bottling works in the ca.
pacity of travelling salesman, has let
the contract for a bungalow, which
will be, erected just south of the w.
f. Terry residence. We are informed
that building operations have already
commenced.
Mrs. NJ. E. Jones departed last Fri
day for, Chicago, where she is max
| ing visit with her sister and friends.
1t was reported that she was to meet
her sister, Mrs Adelbert Jones, who
had been in South America, but this
Is in error as Mrs. Jones has not vet
sailed from South America.
DR.. P. J. Brannon's roadster and a
big Oakland touring car owned by
parties west of Charter Oak, collided
at the Lehfeldt corner west of town
last Wednesday afternoon. Both cars
were badly damaged and had to be
towed into the repair shop. Fortu-
nately no one was injured in the mix
up. ;
The ladies of st. Rose circle will
hold bazaar at the auditorium of the
parochial school ON next Monday after
noon, at which time all kinds of fancy
work will be sold. Those desiring to
purchase dainty Christmas gifts should
attend this sale. At 6 o'clock the
ladies will serve chicken supper. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend.
John R0hwer has let the contract
Tor five room bungalow which will
be built on the lot just north of w.
r. Terrys residence on north Main
street. The foundation was nut in
last week and the contractor hopes
to have the residence completed early
in the spring. Mr. Rohwer sold his
residence property on Broadway this
fall to VIM. Mcbride.
The .Andreas Hadenfeldt family held
reunion Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Berndt in West Deni-
son. All of their children were pres
ent as well as a number of grand
children. Those from a distance pres
ent were Mrs. Archie Mahoney, of
Sac City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hen
nings. OF Lake Park Needless to say
it was most enjoyable occasion for
all - -,
Patrick He1fernan who is operating
a big farm near Dolan, S. D., arrived
IN Denison yesterday for few days
visit with relatives and friends. Mr..
Hetfernan was on the Sioux City mar:
NV NAOAAuoy WALL Var lUdu OIL CHOICE
porkers which brought him the tidy
sum of $4,000. He expects to make a
trip to TT. Riley, Kans, before return
ing home, where he will visit his sons,
John and Martin. who are in the gov
eminent service there.
The Denison Storage Battery com.
pany is moving today into the quarters
Sormerly occupied by the Kemming
Clothing company. They have rented
the front portion of the room to the
Model Electric company. Mr. Rohwer,
the owner, is going to considerable
expense in having the room fixed up
and when completed will have an ideal
show room. Two small Compartments
are being fitted up where electric fix
lures will be displayed, giving the
prospective customer an idea as to
how they will look, when installed.
The Boy Scouts of Denison are to be
congratulated upon their success in
securing applications for the second
issue of the Liberty bonds. Under the
direction of their scout master, Rev.
c. E. Hamilton. pastor of the Baptist
church, they conducted q weeks cam.