The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-19

Mrs. Harold Poole has gone to be
with her husband tGalveston, Texas.
| The Methodist Ladies Union will
serve chicken pie supper in the
basement dining room of the church
next Wednesday evening, September
rs. price 35c
| Hans Wolf, near Boyer, is now
! the owner of a fine new Overland,
purchased at the Bruce Rogers gar.
age. The machine is handsome
one, the body being finished in a
chocolate brown color
| Miss Edna Cavett is now at Oma-
ha, where she is student in Boyle's
Commercial college. Miss Cavett has
had considerable experience in COM
mercial lines and the work will no
doubt come easy to her.
A. B. Lorenzen has moved into his
commodius residence recently erect
ed on East Broadway. County Treas
urer is moving into the nome vacated
by Mr.. Lorenzen, having purchased
the same.
Henry Christensen spent part Of
| last week up in Dickinson county, at
Lake Park, at the home of John Ia
| cobsen. While at Lake Park, he met
the Peter Atzen family and they are
reported as prospecting nicely.
Mrs. Wm Detlefsen was at Sioux
| City last Wednesday where she took
treatment at the Conn hospital. She
| has been in poor health for some time
but is now feeling much better. the
results of the treatments taken.
Mr.. Porter, the new man at the
Willard Storage Battery concern, has
arrived and taken possession. The
name of the business will be THE
Denison Storage Battery Co., Willard
Station" and the firm will still &C.
cupy the same quarters at Fisher &
Grays.
Peter Brodersen. living on the Leh-
feldt farm, just out of Denison, left
his farm work long enough to visit
with friends in town for a while on
Tuesday Mr.. BrOdersen says the
corn is going to be all right, and
has won the race with Jack Frost
right now.
Chief of Police A. c. Weeks figured
in an auto accident on Saturday aft
ernoOn out near the old Six Mile
House. In attempting to turn around
the car skidded and landed in a shall
low ditch with no other accident than
that of bending an axle and smashing
rear fender
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Howorth enter
tanned the following guests at their
home two and one-half miles north OF
DenisOn on Monday afternoon: Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Howorth, of Dow City;
Mrs. Reagan, sister of Chicago; Mrs.
Dan Howorth. of Dow City, and Mrs.
VIM. koepke and wife enjoyed
trip to the country on Tuesday and
brought home good supply of wild
grapes. In fact many Of the towns
people are making daily pilgrimages
to the wooded districts around Deni-
son at this time and laying in sup
ply Of the fruits the 'wilds" supply.
ALI. Howorth, of Tecumseh, Neb.
In looking over a copy of the Cum
mings County Democrat, published
at West Point, Nebraska, we notice
a large advertisement for Doctor
Heinrich HOlke, the specialist. In
the ad he says he treats all diseases
either by prescription or suggestion.
No doubt Denisonites will remember
the doctor.
G. F. Anderson, field representative
for the Corn Belt Farm Dailies, and
particularly the Journal-StOckman at
Omaha. was in Denison Monday and
drove out to the John Hoist farm and
looked over his herd o. Chester
Whites He also paid a visit to the
herd of DurOcs owned by MeSSrS.
Hunt & Mcdonald.
c. E. Mclaughlin. of Manning. a
member of the well known auctioneer-
ing firm of Tate & Mclaughlin, was
in Denison Tuesday noon on his wax
to Manila, near which place he had
large sale to look after. While in
the city he favored the Review with
a pleasant call and arranged for some
large bill work. He has a number
OF sales. mention of, which will be
found in another column of this ISSUE
Pastor j. L. Boyd, of the Methodist
church, started for the annual con-
ference at Indianola Tuesday He had
some busy days just previous as the
minister is the financial agent of the
church and must make complete
statement of the income from benev-
olences for his charge each year at
the conference. BY vote of the church
here Rev. Boyd has been asked to re-
turn for the coming year. AS pas
tor watchful over his flock, earnest
preacher, leader in every good
cause he has won much praise from
Denison people.
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