The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-31
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ness caller here Thursday.
J. w. Rundlett, Of Vail was a bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broggen. of Vail, were
shoppers in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. August Voss, of West Side
was a Denison shopper Monday.
Alfred Rohwer visited with friends
in West Point, Nebr., over Sunday.
Mrs. C. Butterworth was a shopper
in Denison Monday from Dow City
Mr.. and Mrs. George Talcott were
up from Dow City Thursday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. s., G. Newton, OF De-
lott, were county seat visitors Mon
day. '''i' 1851
Mrs. D. Hemphill, of Buck Grove,
spent Monday in Denison visiting with
friends.
Mr.. G. Anderson, of Dow City, was
business caller in Denison Monday
afternoon.
Sidney lobe, who resides southeast
OF Denison, is reported on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. thinner were
over from Buck Grove Monday tran
sacting business.
Mr.. Fred Schiller, Of Deloit, tran
sacted business at the county capital
Monday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Neusbaum, who resides
in Omaha, visited the last of the week
with friends in Denison.
Mrs. Lille Newton and Miss Lovicie
Morris, of Deloit, were pleasant shop
pers in town Monday afternoon.
Thomas Meeha1, prominent Hayes
township farmer, was a pleasant bust
ness caller in Denison last Wednesday.
Daniel P. Robinson was over from
Manila Monday attending to some
business matters at the county capital.
Agent w. w. Wolf, of the Northwes-
tern, spent several days last week in
Chicago and vicinity transacting bust
ness.
Mrs. John Costello was able to leave
the Meehan hospital last Wednesday
after being confined there for treat
ment.
George H. Holdsworth and Henry
Bruce, of Iowa township were pleas
ant business callers in Denison last
Thursday. ..a
Messrs. Henry j., Jacob r.. Chris
H., and John Jensen were pleasant
county seat business visitors Monday
from Schleswig.
There will be regular services at
Trinity Episcopal church Sunday, Feb
ruary 4th, at p. m. All are cordially
invited. Rev. M. ]. Williams.
Misses Irene VanNess and Gertrude
Yerovich were passengers to Eagle
Grove Friday where they were the
guests OF Miss Retta VanNess over
Sunday.
Mr.. J. w. Shirk, the we'll known
clerk at the Boys store, resumed his
duties last Thursday after being con-
fined to his home for weekRan ac-
count of sickness. '. @sS 3f
I. Ny. Henry Moei.e1 and son, Lowell,
were in Omaha last Wednesday spend
ing the day with Erwin, who is con-
fined to the Methodist hospital where
he Is receiving treatment for his ear
trouble. .-
Mrs. August Evers, who has been
visiting for the past month with her
mother, Mrs. Jens A. Peterson, and
sisters, Mrs. Charles Evers and Mrs. !
Henry Lass, departed today for her
home at Billings, Montana.
Two wolf scalps have been turned |
into the county auditors office during
the past week for bounties. Harold |
Fienholdt brought in one last We'd |
nesday and w. e. Dow, of Dow City, |
was here Monday with one he captur-
ed in Paradise township.
The concern that has the contract
for re-decorating the interior of the |
court house commenced work the first |
of the week. All of the offices and !
corridors as we'll as the court room |
are to be re-decorated for the first |
time since the building was built. The |
same firm which decorated it when
the building was completed are doing |
the work at this time.
Sac City is to have country club. |
Last week 40 members were pledged |
and an organization has already been
perfected. 1t is planned to lease suit |
able grounds adjoining the town where |
a club house will be erected, golf |
course laid out and tennis courts pro-
vided.
The report of the secretary of the
Farmers Mutual Insurance associa-
ton, of Kiron, which reached this Of
flee last week shows that at the close |
Of 1916, 1,47S policies were in force |
and risks amounting to $4,O16.274.0O,
a gain during the year of 1921, $3.50.
The average cost of insurance for this
which insures against fire,
lightning, wind storms, and tornadoes |
is $2.71 per thousand dollars of insur-
ance.
Most Of the weekly newspapers of |
the state are finding it necessary to
raise their advertising rates in order to
meet part Of the increased cost of pro-
luction. The Sac City Sun in it's last |
issue, announces raise in advertis-
ing rates to take effect February 1,
when display advertising will cost the
at that place rs cents per
nch and those contracting certain
amount of space during the year will
pay 20 cents per- inch. Merchants in
Denison certainly cannot complain Of