The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-07

Attorney Maurice O'Connor was 1
business caller in the city Monda,
from Vail.
! Mrs. Fred Curtis and Mrs. Edga
Rannells were shoppers here Monda!
from Dunlap.
Mrs. A. l.. Durham of Dunlap, wa.
among the shoppers from out Of tow
here Saturday.
! Miss Bertha Rabbe, of the Bale
Brodersen store, visited her home il
Ricketts, over Sunday.
Misses Nell and Margaret Hickey
were down from Monday spending the
day with friends in Denison.
Mrs. Frank Fee and children were
down from Carroll Monday spending
the day with friends in Denison.
Miss Helen Burch spent Sunday al
Schleswig visiting at the home of bel
sister, Mrs. Adelbert Stoltenberg.
Mrs. Mary Conroy and Miss kath
crime Lynch returned Saturday from
visit with relatives at Dixon, Neb
E. X. Burch left Sunday evening fol
Aberdeen, S. D., where he is spending
a few days this week transacting legal
business.
The regular meeting of the daugh
tiers of the American Revolution will
be held at the home of Miss EtheI
Miller on Monday evening, November
IL. Note the change of place.
S. G. Wright left Monday to cover
the southern territory for the Chas
Eaton Shoe company of Boston. Mr.
Wright returned home from the west
about ten days ago on account of sick
ness, but recovered sufficiently to war
rant his finishing the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Shirk, and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Hunt and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carpen.
ter and Frank Pfarr accompanied Mr..
John Hall to his fine farm near De.
fiance Sunday where they spent the
day, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Currier.
c. c. Vail, formerly editor of the
Vail Observer, but for the past four
years owner and publisher of the Free
Lance at Jefferson, has disposed OF
that paper to Samuel Greene, of Char.
iton. Mr.. Wallis plans for the future
are unknown. but for the present he
will still reside in Jefferson.
DR.. and Mrs. B. F.. Philbrook. accom-.
panied by Mrs. J. p. Conner, Mrs. S.
F. Ashby and Mrs. +. J. Young, mo.
tored down from Sioux City Sunday
Mrs. Young left the party at Schles.
wig, where she visited her niece, Mrs.
Albert Stoltenberg. Dr. Philbrook re-.
turned Monday to Sioux City, his wife
remaining for few days visit at the
Conner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. voss returned
home Sunday evening from a three
weeks visit in the east. They spent a
greater portion of the time at Wash.
lngton, d. c., guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Shaw. While in
the east they visited Leslie Gulick,
who is now at Mineola, l.. l. Mr.. Voss
tells US that Leslie expects to leave
for France within the next week or
ten days-in fact his battalion has al.
ready sailed.
The F. II. club met with Mrs. B.
Brodersen on Wednesday afternoon of
last week. The ladies devoted the
afternoon to knitting for the Red
Cross and after short business meet.
ing delicious lap supper was served.
Members OF the club presented Mrs.
John Cook with beautiful fern dish,
the occasion being the 25th wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Cook.
Mrs. J. T. Carey and Mrs. John Muir
were the invited guests.
Ben Smith informs us that he ex.
poets to move next week to his farm,
located six miles out of Pipestone,
MINI: Mr.. Smith recently purchased
this 24O acre farm which is consider.
ed one of the cho' farms in that To-
callty with the best Of improvements.
Ihere Is most commodious home or
the farm, which was completed this
1all, and an electric light plant, cost.
ing $1,000, furnishes light not only for
the house, but the barn and cattle
sheds: Mr.. Smith will leave the livery
barn here IN charge of Mr.. Tucker un-
til he is able to, dispose = it.
Harry Clark, who has been employed
IN the county engineers Office for the
past Two years. expects to leave on
for Annapolis Junction, Nd,
where he will join the 23d Engineers.
Harry enlisted in this branch about
TWO weeks ago and the last of the
week received his notice to report.
The 23d Engineers has been organ
lied for Immediate service in France
and upon arrival there they will have
charge of repairing roads and bridges.
Mrs. Clark will make her home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schnoor, duEing her husbands alb.
sence.
M. P. Renfro, who is working in the
government arsenal at Rock Island,
was in Denison Saturday and Sunday
visiting his wife. Mr.. Renfro is SUI
perintending the construction of
large concrete building which when
completed will be used for manufac-
turing arms. He states that the ar
senal is a very busy place and that
the government is taking every pre-
caution to keep spies from entering.
All Of the employees have to carry
permit to which their photograph is
attached and minute description of
the man is given so the guards can
easily tell who they permit on the
grounds. Mr.. Renfro expects to yet
into the ordinance department in the
near future.