The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-02
Mr.. Geo. McHenry spent Tuesday In

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Vail transacting business.
7 WIN. Rockwell. purchased a Rcpub
Tic truck last Thursday from Bruce
Rogers. who is agent for the same in
this territory. Mr.. Rockwell is using
the truck for drayihg and finds il
most satisfactory.
The monthly business meeting OF
the commercial club will be held on
Friday evening OF this week. Every
member should attend this meeting
as some important business will come
UP tor considera ton.
Don't fail to note the advertisement
of MIR. John Schhoor in this issue
Mr.. Schnoor is advertising q big sale
and his al is 4 timely one. He ap'
ipreciates tho value OF newspaper pub
LEFTY and his ads arc always read
! with interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Walker will
! leave next week for New York City
where they will remain until fall Wis
ting ut the home of their son, Mr..
David Walker They have rented
| their home on Locust street to Supt.
G. r. Humphrey.
Drs. J. C. Robinson, c. II Stonffor.
H. 0. McCOnnauehy and L. W. lNcM'
berg left yesterday afternoon for Dts
| Mones, where they are spending 4
few days this week i" attendance at
The annual convention Of The Stale
| dental association
| Mrs. Geo. Sprcchcr departed today
| for Sioux City where she will spend Il
! few days visiting Mrs. y. Il. Phil
| brook. The Eastern Stars at Sioux
City arc planning on big celebration
this week in honor of the Grand Mat
ron and Mrs. Sprccher will attend
This function.
The auction sale OF the lot located
on West broadway which was advcr'
tiscd to take place last Saturday was
/ postponed on account OF the snow
storm. Tho Sale will be held next
Saturday May 5. at $50 o'clock in
front OF the Marion Hotel. A. T.,
Bryan Is the ,auctionccr.
The weather the pas, week has
been anything hut favorable for the
spring planting ana the farmers are
complaining over the fact that spring
;plowing is only half finished. With
a few days OF sunshine work will
commence again and it will not be.
! ltbuf, "'toit lhS Hu1h w WI - i''uhI'' -
will be heard.
Hon. Carl r. Kuehnlo hae accepted,
an invitation to deliver the Memorial
address at Red Oak. on June Goth. Mr..
Kuehnle is always in great demand
as q speaker on occasions such as this
for hU has the reputation Of being
one of the best public speakers in the
state. On May Sth, he will speak
at the Iowa bankers convention which
will be held at Council Bluffs.
We note in press dispatches sent
out from Lawrence, Kansas. that Miss
Helen Cook. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
". w. Cook, formerly residents OF
Denison, was voted by the student
body in the college there, one Of the
ten pretticst girls. The Cooks at one
time conducted tho old Wilson Hotel
leaving hero Il number Of years ago
for York. Nebraska, where they now
reside. =
]. w. Miller, jr., has rendered the
vacant lots he owns In the city to
people who will raise garden truck
on them this summer. Mr.. Miller
owns eight Or ten lots and has given
the use OF them without remuneration
and If every available foot OF ground
in the city was put into potatoes and
garden truck 1t would go a long way
towards fulfilling the wants of the
people Of DenisOn. e.
Attention OF Review readers is call
ed to page four OF the first section OF
this issue which IL devoted 10 the big
denMnstrat lion to be given 1T the Deni'
son DOttling Works plant on south
Main street Friday and Saturday OF
this week. 4 number OF Deliison bust
ness houses are advertising on this
page and their announcements are of
particular interest ut this time. Read
tho advertisements and by all means
plan to attend the demonstration.
W. r. Wyatt G Son OF Sac City. who
have the contract for the erection OF
the old soldiers monument on the
court house square have an interest
ing advertisement on page eight OF
the first section. In their ADVERTISE
nent they show a view Of the Huarfy
ut Barre. Vermont. where the granite
for the monument will come from.
Tho concrete foundation for tho monu'
ment is now III place and tho monu'
mcnt will be erected by the well,
known monument firm as soon as the
material arrives from Veremont.
A. G. Banta. who has had charge OF
the willard Battery service station
since it was opened up in Denison has
recently been made general manager
Of the Owen Engineering and Construc
ton company whose head Office is at
Missouri Valley. This company is
operating service. stations at Missouri
Valley. Logan and Dcnison and we un
dcrstand that in the near future they
will open UP another braMch at Sac
City. Mr. Banra will divide his time
between. tho different branches. 3. Mr.
!. L.. Brown OF Missouri Valley is III
charge OF the station here now.
| Miss Margaret Oaffey departed OF,
Tuesday forenoon FOR Sioux City be
Ing called there on account of the
death Of Mrs VIM. Flahcrty which Oc
cured Monday morning at the family
residence in that city. The Flahertys
for q number of years, resided al
Charter Oak. and' MIR. Flahcrty ut oiit
time was Il member of the board o
supervisors For the Bhst few years
the family has resided at Sioux City
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