The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-31

10.
Wesley Cramer and wife moved OF
Thursday from the David Walters res
idence in the west part of town ant
are now occupying the property o
Fred Colby In the east part Of town.
G. L. Caswell and wife, OF Denison
were brief visitors here Wednesday
They were on their way overland fol
a trip to Nebraska.
| w. r. Adams was up from Logar
Thursday on business. .
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and son
Gerald, were shopping and visiting ir
Omaha last Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid of the l.. D. s
church met at the home of Mrs. Chas
Butterworth Thursday and spent q
very pleasant afternoon.
Word reaches us of the birth of q
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Pet
coff, of Denison, on October 21st. Mr.
and Mrs. Petcoff were residents here
at one time and their Dow City friends
wish to be numbered among those in
extending congratulations.
John and Ed Ahart and o. r. Reyn.
olds went to Omaha one day last
week in an auto, returning the same
evening. ..
Owing to the war tax on films, ETC.,
the Triangle Amusement company
have found it necessary to raise the
ture show The charge for adults
to fifteen years of age 10 cents. Chill
dren under six years of age must be
accompanied by parents, otherwise
they will not be admitted. After DC.
tober 18th only two picture shows In.
stead of four a week will be run-Fri-
day and Saturday nights.
Mrs. e. N. Chamberlain went to
Lake View Thursday and visited over
Sunday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Carol DEMO, and husband.
Ralph VIM left the first OF last
week for Meckling, s. D., where he
will visit his sister, Mrs. Max Brink,
and family. He expects to remain
during the corn picking season.
Frank Honz went to Rockwell City
Tuesday to relieve the l. c. operator
for week or SO. a..a
John Mathys was business visitor
in Omaha from Wednesday until Fri
day night. 80. ,....
Mrs. o. J. Judd and daughter, Hazel,
and Miss Josephine Stepanek were
to Omaha Friday morning.
The former two returned in the eve
hing while the latter remained until
with her friend, Miss Lulu |
starkey.
Misses Anna Bell and Adelaide Pot.
er we're in Denison Wednesday and
Thursday taking teachers examina'
ion. The latter began a term OF
chool near Charter Oak Monday.
The e. II. Pagan family moved the
after part of the week from the Bap.
list parsonage into the residence of
ohm Ahart, which was vacated by the
[ugh Butterworth family some time
60.
Last Wednesday was observed as a
alt holiday, the business houses be.
ng closed from noon until o'clock
4 the evening. The men made a can.
ass of the vicinity in the interests Of
ne liberty loan bonds and met with
plendid results.
Mrs. w. w. Galland returned Friday
ON Missouri Valley, where she had
pent some two weeks with her daugh.
RS, Mrs. George Brundige and Mrs.
euben HUFF, and their families.
Mrs. T. e. Fritz was In Denison on
and Friday visiting relatives
nd having dental work done.
Mrs. Claude Howe and baby, of De-
ance, were in town Friday taking the
ain from here to Logan for q visit
18th her folks.
Mrs. P. J. Brown returned Thurs
ay from several days visit at the
EN- Wingrove home in Denison.
A. L. Jackson has bought the vacant
1t north of the Office of E. H. Swasey (,
nd N. r. Wilder. We are not in
,rmed as to what he will do with 1t.
Fritz Hummer has purchased the /,
20 acre farm of Pat Hassett for $40
er acre, the farm being located south
asst of Buck Grove. Mr.. Hummer
ill have extensive improvements {
lade on the place in the way of build {
lgs, etc.
Mrs. S. e. Baber received word Fri.
ay from Harlan, Neb., that her
aughter, Mrs. Ralph Spangler, and
hen their house was destroyed by
re. Mr.. and Mrs. Spangler were mar.
ed only short time ago and had
lst started housekeeping. The house I
nd furniture, which was all new, were {
lllIcly ucoLIOyOu. AAS ID 1uuCVU u l.
reat loss to them and we understand
lat no insurance was carried ON the
roperty.
DR.. F. N. Rowe is driving fine c
Nv Studebaker roadster, purchased '
ON one of the local dealers.
Paul McElwain was among the call l
s at the county capital Friday.
Friends will be pleased to note that 2
pair Of twins a pound boy and 51h J
,und girl, came to gladden. the hearts h
i'd brighten the home Of Mr.. and
rs. August Mesenbrink, of near Den .
on, Wednesday, October Oath. 9
w. B. Mcdonald was in Omaha last Z
eek buying cattle. o
Mrs. Matte Tech and Marie and J
sic Birkhofer were visitors at the p
unity capital Friday. n
Mrs. L. Z. Poitevin and Mrs. Mott =
cHenry royalty entertained the mem. - !.
RS Of the Priscilla club and their y
Stands at seven o'clock dinner at =
D home of the former on Tuesday =
ening of the past week. The repast
IS most elaborate and needless to r.
Y the affair was enjoyed to the ut -
'st by each guest present. Mr.. and - :.
s. P. w. Harding and Mr.. and Mrs. . .
lac HowOrth, of Denison, were -
'asant out of town guests. -,
Vfrs M r Railey was I'm from Dim, "