The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-15
The Ferguson
Studio.

Miss Kate Lorenzen has been visit
ing with relatives at Charter Oak
for the past week.
Miss Sylvia Cochran has accepted
position to teach in the schools at
New Hampton. Iowa.
Mrs. Harry Wool was over from
Charter Oak Thursday shopping and
visiting with friends.
! Mrs. Albert Stefiensen of Vail,
spent Tuesday in Denison visiting her
friends and shopping.
Mrs. Gus Schelldorf and Mrs. Fay
Schoenjahn were shoppers in the city
yesterday from West Side.
Miss Emma Specht of Charter Oak
arrived in -Denison Thursday for a
few days visit with friends.
| e. X. Burch visited at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. A. II. Stoltenberg
in Schleswig over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Harding motor
ed to Charter Oak Friday where they
enjoyed visit with friends.
Russell Jacobsen slent Sunday at
Lakewood Park, wher. he played ball
with Deloit against Schleswig.
Misses Marcella Byrnes and Mabel
Dugan were among those from Vail
shopping in Denison yesterday.
Miss Hazel Beutal left the first of
the week for a visit with relatives
and friends at points in Minnesota.
DR.. H. d. Jones was down from
Schleswig Saturday transacting bust
ness. He was accompanied by Elmer
Watson.
c. E. Peterson and Hugo Hansen
were down from Boyer last Thursday
!, attending to some business matters
at the court house.
Mr.. James Kelly. a resident of-Chi.l
cago. has been in Denison for the
past few days visiting his aunt Mrs.
Pat Pelly, and uncle, Mr.. John Kelly.
Barney Otto played ball Sunday with
Schleswig at Lakewood Park against
Deloit. The Schleswig team defeated
| Deloit in a fast game. the score be-
ing S to 0;
MIR. and Mrs Thos. Norris and fam
lily left this morning for Ames where
they will visit the state agricultural
college. Their son John expects to
enter the college in September
w. P. Hover visited over Sunday
in Denison with relatives and friends.
He has been employed by the John
ston Electric Co., of Omaha, but was
sent to Lindsey. Nebr, to repair the
electric light plant at that place.
George w. Stephens has sold his
lot on east Broadway to Julius B.
| Kurdelmeier. Mr.. kucdelmeier is con-
templating the erection of modern
home on this site this fall. The lot
| was sold through the j. W. Miller, Jr.,
real estate agency.
Don't forget that the Review is al
ways glad to get news. If you contem.
plate trip >or have guests visiting
you from out of town kindly phone
or send in the item. The Review is
just as much your paper as anyone
else's and you can help us to make 1t
newsier by telling us items of inter-
| est. Remember we are no farther
away than your telephone. =
Clarence Chamberlin believes that
If Crawford county farms can be sold
prOfitably at auct' that second hand
cars can be and is going to give it
u oIA SATURDAY dIISIHOOu lulo
week. He plans to sell REQ, Over
land, Ford. Michigan and Hupomobile.
The sale will take place at 2:3O o'clock
at his place of business. just across
the street from the post office.
The annual Baptist Sunday School
picnic was held yesterday afternoon
in the Rollins grove. just east OF Den
ison. The picnic was attended not
only by the children of the Sunday
school, but many members of the
church were present to enjoy the fes-
tivities. Autos conveyed the folks to
the grove, where every form of amuse-
ment was provided. From all re-
ports everyone had a royal good time
Frank North is firm believer in
Review advertising and is using space
In the Review again this week to adj
vertise five more farms for sale.
Frank was SO we'll pleased with the
results the Review obtained for him
last week that he is giving it another
TRIAL this week. Hs is listing five
mighty fine farms for sale, most of
which are located in this county. Don't
overlook his advertisement on page
seven of the first section.
VIM. Brown had his Ford car badly
damaged Sunday night about eleven
o'clock on the concrete bridge near
the North Western roundhouse, just
west of town. He was just crossing
the bridge when car driven by Tom
my McMinimnlee came along. Brown
was crowded to the side of the bridge
and rather than hit the other car
headed his machine into the bridge
railing. The car was badly damaged,
hut fortunately no one was hurt,