The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-04

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county seat caller or Friday fl 54E
A little want ad in the Review will
bring you that hired girl your wife
has been wanting. t." /
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gibson has
rcnted the A. r. Boylan cottage, To-
Gated on Denison beach for two weeks
and will leave Wednesday for tina
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. saggau, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. w. Powers and Miss
Mary Lally plan to motor to Omaha
Wednesday morning to attend the au'
tomobile races.
The Bliesman Land Co.. reports the
sale of the Sam Christensen 16O-acre
farm, 2 IL miles northwest of Deni'
son, to Earl Burlington, who will take
possession March 1, 1918.
M. =. Jones and family went up to
Lake View the first of the week where
they will spend the summer at their
cottage. Mr.. Jones will spend only
a portion of the summer there.
Misses Anna Staley, Mary McHenry
and Marjorie Lyon viii, depart Satur-
day for Omaha where they will meet
Miss Dorothy Gray who will accom-.
panyh them to Douglas, Wyo., for a
two weeks visit at the J. G. Saul
home. ".|s ~" h5"i'-'
Misses Marion and Lucille Johnson
left Friday for Omaha, where they
are spending two weeks visiting at
the home of their aunt, Mrs. Ed Pho
Ian Mrs. d. O. Johnson has been
visiting in Omaha for the past few
weeks with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Romans and
Guy Romans departed Monday for a
two weeks automobile trip which will
take them to points in northern Iowa
and Minnesota. They expect to spend
most of their time at Preston. Mimi,
visiting Mrs. Romans parents.
An advertisement in the classified
department of the Review will reach
>ore homes in Crawford county than
if placed in any other newspaper and
for that reason is bound to bring re-
suits. trial advertisement will con-
vince you and the cost is only cent
a word.
. One of the young men who engag-
ed in the fist fight west Of town a
week ago last Sunday was tried in
justice Bliesman's court on last Fri
day. He plead guilty to the charge
and was fined $4,000 and costs. The
other participant in the fight will be
tried the last Of this week.
Harold Silletto returned Saturday
evening from Charter Oak;where no
spent last week operating the new
linotype machine in the Times office.
Harold expects to be called into mill
tary service most any day now. Ele
and Ben Brodersen enlisted with
Battery B, at Davenport several
months ago.
Fifty seven young ladies took the
teachers examinations at the county
superintendent office at the court
house on Wednesday, Thursday and
FriNy of last wee4. The papers
have been sent to the state superin-
tendent's office in Des Moines for
correction and it will probably be
vo or three weeks before the grades
can be announced by Prof. DRY
The Crawford County State bank
received word Monday that Peter Mil
Ter and Miller Brothers and Jurgen
kuhr, who have large sheep inter-
ests in the vicinity of Chinook, Mont,
had sold their this years wool re-
ceiving the highest price ever paid
there for it. The price they received
was sixty cents a pound and of course
the transaction involved thousands of
dollars.
Miss May Hayes resigned her posi-. |
ton assstenographers at thes Bank Of
ftrstS ufsthe month and
has gone to OMAHA where she has
accepted a position Miss Hayes has
been with the Bank Of Denison for
several years and is d most compel |
ant stenographer Miss Mildred Ran.
dali. daughter Of Mrs! A. d. Randall |
has accepted the position made vac
ant by the resign ton of Miss Hayes. |
w. w. Cushman received a letter |
last week from his son-in.law, Fred |
Mirick, of Plattsberg, N. Y. advising !
him that he ard his family expect |
10 move this month to Omaha where |
they will make their future home. |
Mr.. Mirick is civil engineer and has |
accepted an important position with !
The Omaha Structural Steel and |
Bridg Company. Mr.. and Mrs. Mir
lex and children are expected in Deni- |