The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. James MoAndrews, OF
Vail, were pleasant visitors in DEM
son Monday.
Mrs. Herman Christians. of Vail
was in Denison last Thursday having
dental work done.
Richard Bear is driving a new Sax
on six touring car. purchased from the
Sibbert-Reimers Co.
Robert Cochran left today for Ames
where he will resume his studies at
the Agricultural college.
Hannibal Fink is driving a brand
new six cylinder seven passenger
Buick, purchased from the Sibbcrt-
! Reimers Co.
w. j. Cochran, who has been seri.
, oUsly i'll for the past week is now
much improved, a fact which his many
friends will be glad to note.
The Andrew Bell farm of 800 acres
north of Dow City, was sold to VIM
Walters for $lou per acre. The Biies-
man Land Co. made the deal.
Eugene Fink says the roads are fine,
especially when he is behind the steer
ing wheel of his new Saxon six, pur-
chased recently from the Sibbert-
Rcimers Co.
Miss Willetta Strahan will leave on
Friday for Mason City, where she will
teach again this year in the public
schools. She will make her home with
her sister. Mrs Allen Beck.
The Bert NJ. McElwain farm of 800
acres, one mile east of kenwood, was
ca n Mrc Tnh ,,,l
for $50 per acre, the deal being
made by the Bliesman Land Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Hunt and daugh-
ter returned home last week from an
extended trip to the coast. They Wis
tied with relatives and old friends and
report most enjoyable time while
away. Mr.. Hunt has been confined to
his home since his return on account
Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Saggau and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Saggau and !ittle son
returned home last Wednesday from
Pine Cone Camp. where they spent
several weeks at their cottage on Big |
Sand lake Mr.. and Mrs. John Sag I
gau expect to return to Pine Cone !
camp this TALL for limiting.
VIZ AZ. >. N'oSIuCIl, " III lcSlucS d. ,
Clinton, is spending this week in Den
ison, guest of Miss Flora lseminger
Mrs. COsman was formerly a resident |
of Denison, her husband having for
a number OF years conducted a general |
store here. She has just returned i
from Pocatello Idaho. where she made |
an extended visit at the home Of her
daughter.
Mrs. Geo. BOslaush informs the
Review that her grandmother, Mrs
Julia Bates, who resides at Galva. ILL.,,
ner 9Sth birthday on Au-
gust goth. She had ffty-three callers
and also received letter from the
quarterly conference cOnsratulating
her upon another milestone The
Home Missionary society sent her
ninety seven bouquets OF asters. Mrs.
Bates great grandson, Corporal Bur
ness Bosfaugh, is at Des Moines and
expects soon to leave for France with
tile "Rainbow Division.''
The !. w. Miller. Jr real estate
agency reports the sale of the follow
ing property durin" the past week:
The Fred Girard residence on Wes,
Prospect street to f. J. Miller, posses
sion to be given March LIST. The las
]. Hedges 800 acre farm in DenisOn
township to Henry Krauel. possession
to be given March LIST This is the
third sale Of this farm since March |,
1917. The j. w. Miller cottage in
North DenisOn was sold to A. S Fare.
ly, of Fort Dodge. who will take pos
session of the same on October 18th
The Reams 1856 acre farm in Iowa
township was sold to parties residing
in Hayes township.