The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-11
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u Mrs. Lawrence, OF Lake Clty, VlSlteu
friends in Denison Saturday.
Additional Denison locals will be
found on page three Of the first section
John Mumm was down from West
Side Tuesday calling on acluaint'
anceS. .... Sep, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Blume. of Han.
over township, were Denison visitors
yesterday.
Fred Schoenfeldt, Of Soldier town
ship, was business caller in Denison
yesterday.
w. E. Jenkins was in Omaha Mon
day evening attending the big wrest
ling match.
! Louie Osterlund and son, Roy. were
pheasant business callers in Denison
Tuesday from Vail.
Misses Eva and Beryl Franklin, OF
Kenwood, spent Friday here shopping
and calling on friends.
Miss Emma Giss, who teaches at
RiEard, spent last week In Denison
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pithan, OF Char
ter Oak, are visiting this week at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. John Rabe.
Mrs. ]. w. Mills departed today for
Hogan, where she will spend n week
Or ten days visiting relatives and
friends. "
A. C. Banta who has charge of the
Willard service station In Denison,
spent Monday at Missouri Valley on
business.
Ben Mil was III Omaha Monday eve.
ming and while there witnessed the
wrestling match between Stecher and
Caddock.
! Mrs. G. L. Voss left today for JefIer-
son where she will spend week visit
| ing at the home Of her slater. Mrs. 8.
J. Nelson.
Mrs. Harry Clark left yesterday for
Ida Grove, where she is spending few
days this week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fred Smith.
Mrs. Harry Luney and children, Of
Mason City, arrived in Denison Sun,
day for a weeks visit at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Luney. o.
John Moore returned Sunday from
Sioux City, where he has been for the
past few days attending to some work
for the Finn Construction company.
An 8 pound daughter was born to
Mrs. Geo. Disc, of Rowena, s. D., who
is visiting at the home of her parents,
MI. and Mrs. John Rabe, in Denison.
on Tuesday. April 10th.
George Hover has been Offered a
position with the Williams Electric
Co., ut Atlantic. L., at handsome
salary. He has not decided whether
or not he will accept the position.
y Roland and Marshall Jones returned
Monday to Anles after q few days va
cation in Denison visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Phil Jones. They
are both students at the Agricultural
college. - ~ ..'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Curry returned
home last week from Lincoln where
they have been since Christmas with
their daughter. Miss Clara who is at
tending the state university OF Ne
brcska. ~ - T., 4, rs
Edward Malone and Joe Wagner,
who have been farming for Mr.. p. T.
Finn on his farm southeast OF Deni-
son, left the first of the week for Chi.
cago, where they intend to enlist in
the navy. T..
Mr.. Max Mills, student at the
state university spent several days
last week here visiting hts cousin. Dr..
r. O. McConnaughey. Mr.. Mills will
graduate from the dental department
in June and has been out looking up
location.
Ben Mill has sold his residence just
east of the Laub barn to Henry God.
bersen, who is moving the same to IA
vacant lot in the vicinity of tie Luth-
eran school! Mr.. Mill will erect
modern bungalow on his lot. which he
hopes to have completed late this sum.
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The Baptist young peoples Union
will have rally in Denison April 20
21-22. Large delegations are expect
ed from different churches. the Des
Moines Western ass oc.ation. a.
interesting program is being prepared
by the young people. -, !. .
Monday night two Of the electrol-
iers at the intersections were Knocked
down by automobiles and damaged
considerably. The city. authorities
have been able to locate the drivers
of the ears which caused tire damage
and the electroliers will be replaced
without cost to the city we are told.
A fire alarm at the noon hour Sun.
day called out the department to the
Ira Gillmor home. The fire proved to
be 4 chimney burning out. The new
fire truck reached the GAlnOr home
within three minutes from the time
the alarm was sent iE which proves
that it will be most valuable in time
Of need. '..st
E'F seI,s,. = ,1r..ts ID. .,-
Attention of Review readers is call
cd to the advertisement of Bruce ROg-
ers in this issue OF the paper. Mr..
Rogers has secured the agency for the
Republic truck which Is considered
one of the best on the market. He OK
poets to have one of these trucks on
his floor the last OF this week and will
be only too glad to demonstrate it to
interested parties. r.. -.
Six miniature electroliers are being
installed at the intersections in the
business section to guide the trattic
and help to avoid accidents at the
busy corners The standards are o.
the same pattern as the electroliers
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