The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-21

Miss Anna Murtaugh, of Vail, visit
ed with friends here yesterday.
Miss Flossie Phillips was a shopper
in Denison Saturday from Arion.
| More Denison local news will be
found on page three of the first sec
ton. = " -,
Attorney p. w. Harding has been
confined to his home for the past few
days suffering with throat trouble.
Attorneys J. p. Conner and l.. w.
Powers and M. P. RenfrO notored to
Ida Grove this morning, where they
are spending the day transacting legal
4 business. ~ SIS ~.
Rev. Robert Karr, of Omaha. oc'
cupied the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church both forenoon and evening on
Sunday in the absence Of the pastor,
Rev. Tourtelett. y,
After an enjoyable visit in Denison
with her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred B. Petersen, Miss Hannah Bast'
ing returned Tuesday to her home at
Ipswich, S. D.
| Miss Mary Lally underwent an Oper.
alton at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
P.J. Brannon Monday. The operation
was quite serious one but she with
stood the shock and is now reported
to be getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ainsworth, of
Spokane, Wash, have been spending
the past few days in Denison visiting
at the home OF his mother, Mrs.
Amanda Ainsworth. Glen has charge
of large creamery plant at Spokane
and we understand is making good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Witter, of Storm
Lake are spending few days in Deni-
son this week visiting the formers
brother. Rev. r. NJ. Witter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Witter were married only last
week at Storm Lake and their honey
moon included short visit in Deni-
son. a,.
! The splendid crowd in attendance
at the annual Chester White sale OF
John Hoist, jr.,E is evidence enough
hthat 1t pays to advertise. Farmers
appreciate the fact that newspaper
advertising is of as much benefit to
them as it Is to the merchants and
manufacturers. 80.
MrsNF. u. McConnaughey, who has
been making an extended visit in Den
ison at the home, Of her son, DR.. f. O.
McConnaughy, departed Wednesday
for Chicago Mrs. McConnaughy made
many warm friends during her stay
in Denison who hope she may find
occasion to visit here more often in
tho future.
Mr.. /. Austin OF Parkwater. Wash
ington in letter renewing his sub
scription to the Review states that
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown are his
guests for few weeks and enjoying
the mild climate there mr.. Brown
formerly managed the McHenry stock
farm but is now managing herd at
Norway, Ia. ST.
Miss Lydia Bell kuehnle, and her
City Monday. afternoon to be in at
tendance at social function there
that evening. Miss Trask who has
been visiting here for the past few
weeks, left from Sioux City for St.
Louis where she will visit friends he.
fore returning to her home at Boston,
Mass -
Maurice Wilder, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| N. E. Wilder, of Dow City, who has
| been in the employ Of the Western
Electric company at Omaha will 60
up to Sioux City the first of the month
where he has accepted a very fine
position with an electrical concern.
Maurice has many friends here who
will be pleased to learn Of his sue.
cess in his chosen field. ,.'
Mr.. Irving Franklin, the Brunswick
factory representative, is spending the
/, week In Denison giving expert demon
STATIONS of this marvellous new final
| type of monograph, The Brunswick
is handled IN this territory by the
BallerBrOdersen company, who took
the agency last fall and who have al
ready placed many machines in homes
in Denison and vicinity.
A case which attracted considerable
attention was tried before jury in
Justice Rollins court this week. The
case was that Of Harry Spiegel VS. Otto
jain, and was an action to recover
damages on the claim that defendants
hogs were out in the highway and
frightened the plaintiffs horse, caus-
ing him to. run into a, wire fence and
causing his death. Within an hour or
two after the case was submitted to
the jury, they returned verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for $500. :
The dance given last Wednesday
evening at the gymnasium under the
auspices Of the ladies of Trinity Guild
Of the Episcopal church was very well
attended and Melted the guild over one
hundred dollars for their efforts. The
hall was &tastefully decorated with
hearts and crepe paper. The music
was. especially fine, being furnished
by Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Voss and j. v.
Barborka. Punch was served by men,
bers of.the choir and at a. late hour a
delicious lap supper was served Ev-
eryone present pronounced It one of
the most pleasant dancing parties ever
given in Denison and many are in
hopes that it will be made an annual
affair. -
Herbert Fuller is more than pleased
with the pulling power of the Reviews
classified department. Last week he
advertised an incubator, and brooder
in this department with instructions
that it be run three weeks. Early on
Thursday morning he received a tele.
phone message from a subscriber OF
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