The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-20
G, H. Gronau. of Kiron, was a brief

G. H. Gronau, of Kiron, was brief
business caller here Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Johannsen, of Ricketts,,
visited in Denison Friday with friends.
G. l.. Voss spent the week end at
Galesburg, ILL.,, visiting relatives and
| friends.
Miss Mabel Anderson, of Kiron, was
among the shoppers from out OF town
Thursday. -, ".
Mrs. Willis Riddle, of Dow City, Wis
| tied with friends in DenisOn Thursday
and Friday.
| Russell Newcom. of Deloit, was in
this city Saturday attending to bus
ness matters. tyst 81. e. III
The union Thanksgiving service will
be held at the Methodist church, Rev.
J. L. Boyd preaching the sermon.
| Mrs. Henry Schroeder was down
from Schleswig last Thursday spend
ing the day with friends in the city.
Misses Dorothy Tucker and Made
line Robinson returned home Monday
from Grinnell for few days visit with
their parents.
Mrs. Nels Pearson received mess
age on Tuesday telling her of the
death of her nephew. Ed Levin, OF
Sioux City, which was the result of-an
attack of the influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Pearson received
cards Friday notify them OF the
safe arrival overseas of both their
sons, Clarence and Arthur
Glenn North and Ward Tucker have
been carrying mail on routes out of
Denison for the past week, substitute
ing for the regular carriers who are i'll.
Richard Walter is now carrying
mail on city route two, formerly car
ried by Earl Riddle. Earl will move
to farm near Lake City in Calhoun
county.
Miss Dorothy Jones returned home
Monday from Grinnell, where she is
attending college. Grinnell college
was closed on account of an epidemic
Of influenza.
seriously i'll today, suffering with an
attack of influenza. Mr.. Ducander
was taken i'll Sunday, his wife con-
ira citing it on Monday.
We are asked to announce that SER
vices will be held at Trinity Episco-
pal church on Sunday afternoon, No
vember Oath. at o'clock. Rev. Nor
gan Williams, of Mapleton, will have
charge.
Mrs. R. R. Montgomery is recovering
nicely from hard fall which she sus-
tanned a week ago, at which time she
suffered a fractured arm. The injury |
has caused her considerable suffer-
ing and inconvenience IS
The Hooyah Camp Fire girls are is.
suing invitations for hard time dane |
ing party to be held at the Mccarthy |
store building Friday evening OF this |
week. Proceeds to be used for the |
fatherless children OF France.
An error was made last week in re-
porting the sale of the Geo. Foderberg |
property on North Pine street. The |
property was, purchased by Charles
Shives and the consideration was |
$4,000 instead of $4,000 as reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester McGrath and |
little son left the latter part OF the |
week for Sioux City, where they will |!
make their future home, Mr.. McGrath |
having accepted position with the |
LindhOlm Furniture company, Louie !,
Lochmiller has accepted the position !!
as Brunswick salesman for the Bale |
Brodersen company, which was pre-
viously held by Mr.. McGrath.
The committee from the Red Cross |
in charge of the Christmas packages |
have been kept quite busy the past !
week at the station at the Balle-Brod- !
ersen store. Up to date a total num- !
Der Of rs boxes have been Inspected |
and sent out. Beginning Thursday, !
November 21st, and continuing until |
Saturday, November Goth, the station
will be open only from until S O'Clock |
each afternoon.