The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-31

business. . 1f ssiI- (.
Mrs. Ada McWilliams was called to
Charter Oak yesterday forenoon on
account of the serious Hines of her
grand lighter, who is afflicted with
lung FEVER. -sy trt H. =
Chris Denker has purchased, from
the Harthun estate, the residence and
five lots located on Wall street for
100000. He and wife expect to oc-
cupy the home next year.
Lewis Coyey has sold the Magnet
Pool hall to Fritz Schumacher, who
took possession of the same Saturday.
Mr.. Covey will assist Mrs. Minter in
the management of the Marion Hotel.
Leo Weber returned Saturday from
Omaha. where he has been for the past
two weeks at hospital following an
operation. He was able to resume his
duties at the Broadway meat market
on Monday. t@5
dence property on Anthony street just
south of the Catholic church last week
to Mrs Anna Steinkuehler for con-
sid9ration of $3600.00. Possession
viii be given this week. "A
Mr.. C. NJ. Dybbro, who has charge
of the ladies ready to wear depart
ment of the Boys store left Sunday
evening for New York City, where he
will spend ten days or two weeks pur-
chasing spring goods for the store.
Mr.. Frank thinner, formerly resi-
dent of Washington township, but now
living at Lincoln, Nebr., was in Deni-
son Monday shaking hands with his
friends. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. thinner, OF Washington town
ship, accompanied him to Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brown, who
live near Dunlap, were pleasant busl-
ness callers in Denison yesterday.
While in the city they called at the
catalogues for their annual sale OF
Chester White hogs, which will be held
during February. ....
Denison's new band is being fitted
out with fine new uniforms which are
being ordered this week thru one Of
the local clothing stores. The uni
forms will be made of blue cloth trim
med with wide black braid and give
this Organization pleasing appear
ance. -
On the first page of the first section
of this weeks issue of the Review Will
be noticed picture of the new public
school building at Charter Oak which
was recently dedicated. This hand
some structure was erected at cost
OF $55. 600 and is a great 1T to our
In1lsn Duf1Ag Town. a'''a 80 4 ~
! Mr.. u. a.. Seemann and Mrs. Sears
| McHenry spent Friday in Omaha visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward George. Mrs. George will leave
in the near future for California, where
she will spend the remainder OF the
winter with her father, Mr.. w. A. Nc
4 Henry, at Pasadena. Mrs. L. A. See
mann will return to Denison some time
in February. &. "
John w. Miller, of Manning, closed
a deal last week whereby he disposed
Of his unimproved 120 acre farm locat.
ed in Iowa township, to Mr.. Alfred
Vehis, for $185.0O per acre. Posses
sion will be given March l, 1918. Mr..
Miller recently sold his residence In
Manning and he and wife will move
to Denison in the near future. They
contemplate the erection Of modern
home here. fss
Mrs. John Mount enjoyed an over
Sunday visit from her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Taylor, of Mapleton, who
returned Friday from an extended Wis
it with relatives and friends in Cali
fornia. They experienced some dith'
Guilty on the return trip as they were
! delayed several hours when out OF
Los Angeles on account of wreck,
and in Wyoming they We're snoWbound
for twelve hours.
The masque ball held Friday eve
ming at the Bruderschatt hall in north
Denison was well attended and the u.s.
ual good time was enjoyed. Music
! was furnished by Chris Lorenzen's or.
chestra. Prizes were awarded to the
following? First group Hugo lessen,
Hertha Jensen, Hilda Heide and Ruth
Conger; Second prize, John Bielfeldt;
| Third prize, Hattie Kolls; Fourth
prize Annie Schlie; Fifth prize, Ell
freda Asmus; Sixth prize. Henry Han
sen.
Mr.. Z. c. Chamberlin was pas.
senger to. Omaha Monday where he
spent the day transacting business.
While there he called on the distribut'
ing agents of the Victor Talking mach
Inc Company and was surprised to
learn of new model of that machine
which is about to be put on the mar
ket. MIR. Chamberlain was fortunate
enough to gettthe promise of one of
them which is expected in Denison to-
day by express. The new model is
machine but several improvements add
machine but several improvements ad
much to the tone and the cabinet is
better finished. This machine will
sell for $4,000. Mr. Chamberlain is
anxious to have. interested parties call
at his store and hear the new machine
play. i,
Firm 40 q Rock.
There he said. pulling bis shirt