The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-25

j. w. Miller, Jr. was business Wis
itor in Ute Tuesday.
c. L. Voss transacted business al
Correctionville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Miller are in
Manning today visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hodkin were visit
ors in Denison Monday from Dunlap
Mrs. l.. A. Durham, of Dunlap, Wis
lifted with friends in Denison Tuesday
c. J. Clauson, of Kiron, was a pleas
ant business caller in the city Tues
Iday.
Miss Alice Sandberg was down from
Kiron Tuesday visiting friends and
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs James Hall, of Dun
lap, were brief visitors in Denison on
Tuesday. w..
The Teachers Reading club met on
Monday evening with Miss Hedwig
Brodersen.
Misses Birdie Metcalf and Viola and
Edna PORTE visited with friends at
Dunlap Sunday.
Misses Frances Resell and Hazel
Lensar were shoppers here Saturday
from Schleswig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schneckloth, OF
Mapleton, motored to Denison Tuesday
for a visit with friends.
Mrs. Anna Winans was down from
Deloit last Wednesday spending the
day with friends in the city.
Mrs. Adolph Nelson, of Kiron, was
among those from out of town shop.
ping in the city last Wednesday,.
Mrs. Isaac Patterson and Mrs. E.
B. SpottF'wood, OF West Side, were
brief callers in the city Monday.
Miss Anna Flynn was passenger
to Omaha Saturday morning, where
she spent the day visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Voss and son,
Loyal, and Mrs. E. Gulick motored to
Omaha Monday morning and spent
the day visiting friends.
Messrs. Jennison and Colclo, state
checkers, arrived in Denison last week
and are now carefully going over the
books in the various county Offices
Victor Straight, prominent farmer
of Willow township, was in Denison
yesterday attending to some business
matters.
Carl Bretthauer left Monday for
Iowa City to resume his studies at the
State university after spending his
vacation here at the parental home
The Pleasant Hour club will meet
with Mrs. Claus PAIL on Wednesday
afternoon, October I'd, at 2:30 o'clock.
Members are urged to be present as
there is business to be transacted.
County Treasurer Louie Evers has
requested the Review to- call the at
tention Of it's readers to the fact that
this is the last week in which to pay
taxes before the penalty is added
One of Geo. Menagh's delivery wag-
ons took a bad spill near the r. E..
Mote home Monday afternoon. Geo.
'Boslough, the driver, managed to
escape uninjured, although the. car
turned turtle.
:. I. The following extract is taken from
a recent letter received from Mrs. w.
R. Kirkup, Of. Portland, Ore, who for
merly resided here. The EKirkup fam
lily have many friends in Denison who
will be interested in this news of
them She writes: There are many
strange names in the Review that l
fancy will hardly know anyone when
l come back home, however, there are
enough familiar ones as to still make
me want the Review. Denison has
sent lots of boys to France and they
are leaving here every day also. for
different camps. Temple was called
to the colors on the 9th of April and
was over in France by July 21st. He
was made top sergeant at the end of
four weeks. He seems to like France
and they are located in beautiful
spot, although we haven't the slightest
idea where that is. Their only worry
seems to be they are not right at the
front. The fourth Liberty loan drive
was launched here yesterday and
whistles blew and bands played for.
about an hour
The large display windows of the
Balle4Brodersen store have attracted
attention during the past
week, and on every hand one hears
words of praise for Otto Reyer who
has charge of the window displays
and interior decorating OF this store.
Mr. Reyer has chosen the darker col
ors for his window backgrounds WHICH
are unique and most attractive. They
are indeed a work of art and some
thing which is not often seen outside
Of the larger cities. Probably the
most attractive window is the "Liber-
ty Bond" one. In this window Mr..
Reyer has painted beautiful back
ground of blending shades in front of
which is miniature statue of the
Goddess of Liberty holding lighted
torch. Government posters advertis-
ing the fourth Liberty loan are at
displayed. Mr.. Reyer has
not confined his efforts to the display
windows alone, but the interior Of the
store bears evidence of his handiwork
in every department. The Balle-Brod-
ersen store is indeed fortunate in nav
ing in it's employ man of Mr.. Reyer's
ability. ....,