The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-19

Sioux City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Menagh were
passengers to Omaha yesterday.
Ten more days in which to pay
your taxes, says County Treakurer
Evers.
| John Neuman is the owner of a new
Hudson six, purchased of the Lincoln
| Highway garage.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Tyson. of Oma-
ha, spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Jas. Mitchell home.
| Dr. r. o. McConnaughey has been
confined to his home the past two
days owing to illness.
| County Supt F. N Olry has been
making a visit to the schools OF the
county the past week.
The boys at Camp Mill. N. Y, are
pleased with the boxes of candy that
| are being sent to them from Denison.
Fred Timm and family are now &C.
| cupying the property formerly owned
by Tom McGrinn on Railroad avenue.
James McKim and wife and Miss
Lucie Flint. of Deloit, were in Deni.
son Tuesday, driving down in their
car
Alfred Faul is one OF the Denison
boys to seek for higher education
He accompanied Harry Meyers to Des
Moines college.
The w. r. c. will have thimble bee
at the home Of Mrs. VIM. Strahan on
Friday. September 2lst. Red Cross
work. Supper zoe.
Mrs. John Partridge, who has been
visiting her son, Homer, at Pierre, S.
d., for some time, has returned to
Denison for the winter.
Burton Bolton, the faithful city let.
ter carrier. is having his fifteen day
vacation just now. His place is being
filled by Frank Carey.
Charles .Quade has returned from
an extended trip to Portland, Ore,
and other western points. He was
not favorably impressed with the west.
Mrs. E. F. Tucker and daughter,
Dorothy. are spending the day in Oma-
ha visiting friends. Miss Dorothy will
return to Grinnell college next Mon
day.
S. G. Wright left this morning for
the west. as salesman for the Chas.
A. Eaton Shoe company, of Boston,
Mass. He will be absent until Thanks
giving.
J. A. Rachwitz and family motored
to Charter Oak Sunday, accompanied
by Mrs Rachwitz's mother. Mrs.
Adolphsen, who visited her sister,
Mrs. Fred Petersen.
In this issue of the Review may be
found the Eklnk statements of the
Crawford County State bank and the
First National bank. Both show a
good healthy condition.
Mrs McNiece has now gone to Du-
buque, where her husband will be sta
toned this winter, at the head OF
the army recruiting service. She will
be missed by her many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Seemann and
Ored to- Des MOines Sunday to see
their son. Charles. who is stationed
at the cantonment at Camp Dodge.
Miss Mamie Glassburner, the return
ed missionary, was in DenisOn short
time last week visiting her sister. Mrs.
Bryan. She promises to make long
err stay later when all her friends can
meet her
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Marion Hut
Crimson, of Milford township. on Mon
day, September II, a son. Many will
remember Mrs. Hutchinson as Miss
Myrtle Inghram and her friends eX-
tend congratulations.
Henry Thomson, of Boyer. tele-
phoned the Review this morning that
he has arranged for a big baseball
" at Rnvnr SUNDAY whom
Jackson township will cross bats with
Boyer. Undoubtedly Boyer fans will
turn out and witness the game.
Mrs. Anna Williams has moved to
Dow City to be ready to take her
place in the Dow City schools about
the first of the month. The Dow City
people are fortunate to obtain the
services of Mrs. Williams in their
schools and also .; resident of their
prospecting little city.
Among those from out of town who
had business at the county superin-
tendent's office during the week we
mention: p. c. Roggendorf, Of Aspin-
wall; J. N. Bell. Dow City; Paul kuhl-
man, Ute; Adolph Hammann. Schles-
wig; Carl Fl. Lohse, Schleswig, and
Miss Estella Hickey, Vail.
Mr.. Chas. X. Meyers was elected
delegate from the Methodist church
of DenisOn to attend a meeting OF lay
men in connection with the Des
Moines conference gathering at In
dianola this week. Mr.. Meyers is
deeply interested in Sunday school and
other religious work and will be able
to make a report worth hearing on his
return.
The Denison Auto company reports
the sale of cars during the past week
to the following persons: A Studebak-
err Six Of 1918 series to 0. A. Patter-
son, Denison; Studebaker Six to Jas.
Harvey, Denison; Studebaker Six to
Joe True, Deloit; Studebaker Six to
George Brotherson of West Side;
Studebaker Six to Walter Winters of
West Side, and also the sale OF four
Fords.
Miss Alma Wright went to Grinnell
two weeks in advance of the opening
Of the college year. inasmuch as she
has been chosen a teacher Of stenog-
raphy in the Grinnell high school.
Miss Wright will find ample time how