The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-21
Local Mention
Send us your news.

Mrs. Heman NeWcom, of Deloit, was
a shopper in Denison Thursday.
Adolph Peterson, of Buck Grove
transacted business here Wednesday
julius Peters was business visitor
in Denison last Wednesday from
Schleswig.
VIM. Lindberg, of Kiron. was a pleas
ant business caller in the city. last
Wednesday.
H. H. SEWERS, of West Side, was in
DenisonS Friday transacting business
and calling on acquaintances.
Messrs. Emil and John Kluver and
H. G. Miller of Schleswig, spent Fri
day here transacting business. !" .
Joe Collins has acceptaed position
with the Balle-Brodersen store in the
mems furnishing department..
A. c. Bale returned Wednesday eve
ing from Chicago where he spent sew
eral days transacting business.
Zeph Fienhold was up from Dow
City last Wednesday attending to
some business at the county capital
Miss Margaret Mccarthy, of Red
Owl, S. d., arrived in Denison last
week for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Otto Dresselhous returned Saturday
from Chicago where he spent several
days purchasing goods for the Bale
Brodersen store.
F. NJ Eisenhauer returned Friday
to his home at Bloomfield, Neb., af-
ter an enjoyable week spent in Deni-
son visiting relatives :.
Mr. David Menagh was UP from
Omaha Saturday helping his brother,
James, with the style show, which was
put on at the Germania opera house.
Miss Gladys Jones, of Charter Oak,
I has accepted position in the millin-
lery department Of the Balle-Broder-
tsen store and assumed her new duties
Monday.
John A. Kovar, cashier of the Farm
i ers and Merchants Savings bank at
4 Boyer, transacted business in Denison
Friday. This office acknowledges a
pleasant call.
Miss Beulah Aylesworth left Fri.
day for Lincoln, Neb., where she spent
the week end visiting her uncle, Ron
aid Wygant, who is a student at the
State university.
1 Miss Anna Schumacher and Mrs.
Kate Christensen returned Sunday
from Chicago where they spent ten
days purchasing goods for the Bale
Brodersen store.
II Mrs. R. w. Bamford and daughter,
Miss Grace, returned home Saturday
from Chicago where they spent a week
Studying the spring styles in millinery
and purchasing goods.
II Ed Klinker, the popular clerk in the
mems furnishing department of the
Balle-Brodersen store was on the sick
h4st the first of the week suffering
'rtom an attack of the grip.
(. II you are not using the Reviews
Ar.pur wants you. are. missing a great
Opportunity Just give it trial and
the results will be surprising,
Albert T. Hollander, of Soldier, was
a business visitor in Denison Wednes-
day. Mrs. Hollander who has been
visiting at the Henry Marquardt
home, returned home with her hus-
band.
The Denison Commercial club will
pay $500 rent for the Saggau hall for
one year, as meeting place. Some
of our club thot we were paying
stiff price for our club rooms.-The
s'chlesiwg Leader.
Mr.. Clarence lines, of Mallard, Ia,
who with his wife and daughter, Opal,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Ines
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Myran Meyers,
Of Deloit, was in Denison Thursday
and made the Review pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Renfro were
passengers to Lincoln Friday morning !!
where they spent the week end visit
ing friends. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
fro attended the state University of
Nebraska and have many acquainten-
'ces there.
! A meeting of the Mothers Club of
the Whittier building was held at the
school house Friday afternoon. Rev. |
j. c. TOurtellott, Of the Presbyterian |
church, delivered most interesting |
address on the Cooperation meeting !
and one that will long be remembered |
by those who were fortunate enough |
to be present.
E. L. Champion is out of the dairy |
business having sold his sixteen head |
of fine Guernsey cows to Carl Han
sen last week. Mr.. Champion found |
that he could not devote the time ne
SOoSo1y " liC anu 81 uCCluSu
to sell. He will continue to farm his
excellent land northeast of Denison.
Mr.. Hansen has been in the dairy
business for some time and has always
given the best OF service. At present
he has two delivery wagons to take
care of his many patrons.
At a meeting of the Woodmen
Circle held last week the following
delegates were selected to attend the
state convention to be held at Daven-
port the first week in April: Mrs. F.
N. Olry, Mrs. o. c. Christensen and
Miss Deborah Tompkins, Mrs. M.
A. Harding will also attend the con-
vention as a grand officer. Then four
ladies will join party on special
train out of Sioux City made up Of on
lyfWoodmen of the World and Wood
man Circle members, even to the train
crew. M y,cg,.. ~ a= /
Mr.. Smith, representing the firm Of
Hahn and Olson, landscape gardeners, [.
of. St. Paul, was in Denison several F
days last week comforting witch THE +
civic committee of the commercial