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

day transacting business.
j. II. Scott was business caller
llcGc Monday from Dow City.
Mrs. Fred True, of Deloit, was q
visitor in DenisOn yesterday.
Ward Watson, of Vail. was a brict
business caller here Saturday.
f. Il. Wade. OF Arion, was IL bust
ness caller in the city Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Frchage of Vail. is /;
patient at the Mcehan hospital.
Rev. NJ J. Farrelly spent Thursday
last in Vail visiting Rev. JAS Murphy
Mrs. Ernest Clark of Dow City, Wis
tied with friends in Dcnison Thurs.
day.
Miss Ella Martins, Of Deloit was
among the shoppers from out of town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rickert, of
Schleswig, were callers here last week
Thursday.
John I1amann was 4 pleasant bust
ness caller from Schleswig on last
Thursday.
Mrs. J.. VI. Scott was among the
shoppers jll the city Thursday from
Dow City
Miss Agnes Holland was among
those from Vail visiting in Denson on
Thursday.
John Nelson was over from the Oak
Monday transacting business at the
county capital
Attend the patriotic meeting at the
opera house Thursday evening. No
admission charge.
Mrs. VIM. Brockman and son. Arm
I'd, OF Arcadia, were pleasant callers
in Denison yesterday.
Miss Betty Acbischer is confined to
her home this week on account of an
attack of the lagrippe.
Miss Mary Robinson of Vail visited
several days last week in Denison
with Mrs Frank Paup.
James Watson and family of Vail.
were guests at the home of Mrs. Ser
FOss in Denison over Sunday.
Patrick O'Boylc was down from Vail
Ffi'lHy calling on Denison acquaint-
ances and transacting business.
Attorney Maurice O'Connor wis here
from Vail Tuesday attending To- some
business matters at the court house.
Mrs. Earl Winans was down from
Deloit Monday making brief visit
with friends in Dcntson and shopping.
Mr.. Bunchcr manager of the Boys
shoe department. is confined to the
Mcchan hospital. where he is taking
treatment.
Auctioneer e. r. Malone was over
from Charter Oak Monday attending
to some business matters and calling
on sacquaintences.
Jess Dieter. prominent farmer OF
Jackson township, was in the city on
Tuesday transactins business and call
ing on acGuaintances.
Mr. and Mrs Chis Larson and
Grandma" Aebischer motored down
from Lake View Friday for visit at
the Fred Aebischer home.
Dir. and Mrs. A. II. Rosburg moved
last Friday from the Dcnison Hospi-
tai and have taken rooms in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heiden on
north Main street
The Review is headquarters for en-
gravcd wedding Invitations, calling
cards and fancy stationery. Drop in
aud look over the new sample book
Our prices arc low.
Mrs. Hannah Carlson. of Kiron. stop
ped off in Denison between trains Sat
urday for visit with friends. She
spent scvcra! days in Omaha attend
ing the AkSarlien.
The II. Y. p. L. "Freshman Frolic"
will be held at the VIM. Brandt home
Friday evening. from eight until ten
o'clock. Friends and members of the
society are cordially invited.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John l;achwtz and
daughter, Miss Magdalena. Mrs. Frieda
Jones and Albert MILAN motored to
Council Bluffs Sunday forenoon. and
spent the day visiting relatives.
DR.. O'keefc. Of Council Bluffs. and
Miss Mayme Zeising. OF Waterloo.
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl y. kuehnle over Sunday
Miss ZeisinG is Il niece of Mr. Kuchn-
lie.
Mr.. and Mrs. W II, Jameson. resi-
dents of Amcs visited In Denison over
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Ducander. Mr.. Jameson form
erly was interested in the clothing
store now owned by Mr.. Ducander.
+, Harry Gill. the Chicago horse buy
er was in Dcnison Friday and while
here purchased car load of fine ami
mails at Laub's barn. Mr.. Gill always
pays fancy prices for the kind OF
horses there is a good market for.
Tho womans committee of the c. y. !
D. earnestly request the township !
leaders to hasten the signing AMI re-
turn or the Hoover pledge cards. Pack |
ages should be sent to Mrs. Jacob !
Sims. county chairman: Mrs. G. N. |
Jensen. secretary.
\ Oysters made their appearance in
the stores of DenisOn this week but !
not at the prices they sold at last |
season. Dealers are demanding G3c
quart when last year they sold at |
55c No doubt the increase is due !
to the war. - II u
y ThOs. Thomson. of Charter Oak. had |
his seven passenger Buick car stolen |
IN Omaha last Wednesday while he |
and his family We're taking in the Ak
Sar.Ben. The car was a new one and |
alfhOlpla rennrted, To thp nnlicc Onlv n I