The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12
/ THE /: Old REVIEW
UP In CANADA
Miss Della S. Hall Writes Friends in
epeloit Describing Delightful Trip
4 to Canadian National Park.
Gers HOME NEWS FROM REVIEW
IArk Beautiful Beyond Description
Snow Capped Mountains in Dis.
tance-lunch in "Tea Room"


t. from d. S. Hall, we will enclose
TIT part which will be interesting to
tne friends ':Laconc, Alberta, Cana
4 dR Dear Friends: We are well and
I. Just returned from trip to Bantf
aud other points of interest within
the Canadian national park. All is
grand and beautiful beyond descrip-
ton. The party consisted of my
brother, Dick, and wife and lady
friend and myself. We went by auto,
the entire trip being 400 miles. We
went to Banff in one day, but took one
aud half to return as we had one
blowout and some rain where we
were, but snow on the mountains,
which was beautiful when white. We
took five mile hike up to Lake Ag-
nos in the Clouds and had lunch in
the Tea Room over Bridal Veil
Falls. We knew that we had several
Joints by the time we made back to
Lake Louise Chalet. Many tourists
were there and all whom we met were
pleasant and happy. We rented rooms
In log cottage and fed ourselves
to suit We were out early and late
to try and see as much as possible
IN; the time we had. Left here Mon
day early and arrived late Friday
night. Spent half day looking
around Calgary, which is a fine city.
Harvest is in progress, here, which
seems strange TO me. Quite cool with
plenty of rain. | am taking the Re-
view so get the home news. Must
close Sincerely, D. S. Hail."
Schools are in full swing in and
around Deloit, Mrs. Winnie Browne
1t the old Huckstep school, Miss Lu-
ella Vennick at Center and Miss
Eunice Dobson on the \hill in Good
rich No and Mrs. Matte Cose at
their old home school. Parents
should get busy and see that their
boys and girls are attending every
day to fit them now for the duties of
life.
Mr. and Mrs. James Estes and Rig
Rounds and wife drove through in
their car to Cameron, Mo-, to visit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyp Newcom have
been spending the week with friends
in Deloit. Mrs. Anna Winans accom-
panied them home.
Il MRS. Markham, who used to live at
this place, spent Sunday here. 1t
has been about seventeen years since
abe left and she found many changes
had taken place.
The many friends of Arthur Mckim
will be pleased to hear he was united
Ia marriage to Miss Ruby Short on
August 18th at independence, Mo.
Arthur is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
NcKim. The bride is stranger.
Nriends extend hearty congratula-
lions.
gMrs. Rilla Patchin went with Mr..
end Mrs. Christensen overland in their
car to visit her son near Spirit Lake.
ERNEST Slechta has gone to Mime
spta to look UP farm.
Johnnie Sachau has sold his fine
residence to Martin Lorenzen. Mr..
Sachau will occupy part of the dou-
bic house on the hill where Millard
Turner used to live.
ssMrs. Grill and Miss Ella Cashier
are pleasant visitors at the Herman
Grill home.
SBen Fisher has purchased the Ford
chr Of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilkinson.
Bob Richmond has bought a Buick
Of Mr.. Wilkinson. Now for some
spins.
Isaac Newton spent Wednesday and
Thursday at Arion attending the fair
and visiting his niece, Mrs. Earl Trip
and family.
FGeo. Hutchinson and family left
this week in his Car for visit with
old friends and relatives in Illinois.
His brother and sons, who were visit
ing him, returned home with them.
.Anna Winans will visit Mrs. Edith
Rutbrease and Aunt Lucy Dobson at
Timer on her trip.
dale Cose and family and Mrs. Ar
1nour attended the Arion fair Thurs
dry.
MRS Eliza Worley is on the sick
list this week.
Harry Childress has been hauling
sand for the foundation for his ga
rage on his farm.
Milton Johnson and J. Turner are
repairing their tenant houses this
week in Deloit.
Mrs. Alma Prentice was Denison
visitor Monday, having some dental
work done.
The M. =. church entertained the
school board and the teachers of the
Deloit school Thursday evening. A
nrOgrAfll and refreshments were part
was decorated for the occasion.
Claire Mckim came Monday for his
son who had been spending the sum-
nner with his aunt, Mrs. r. f. Miller.
Claire is another Crawford county
hoy and Is now travelling for cream
separator company in Wyoming.
Merle Myers returned home Thurs
day from Mallard, where he had been
making hay when the sun shone.
Earl Winans and family autoed to
Denison Thursday to do shopping.
SsMesdames Noakes and Graham
yefe passengers to Denison Thurs
dry.
Fled Abbott, Milt Chldress, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cose, Mrs. Dewitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. d. Newton took in the fair at
AriOn Thursday.
Henry Moeller, Gus Anderson and
Jim Abbott and Will Gronau spent
last week at st. Paul taking in the
fair and also went to TT. Smelling and
saw the soldiers.
Bert Darling has put on fine porch
at the "A. J. Mason home, which will
~ o,,iovn1 l,v thoro