The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-17
Harry, Carpenter spent Friday and
Saturday I'M Omaha on, business, ,

A. D. Whey, of Deloit, is driving a
Grant Six, purchased of the Lincoln
Highway garage.
Henry and Fred Moeller, of Deloit
attended the William Warner funeral
at Holstein on Tuesday.
Joe Flaherty, of Sioux City, spent
few days last week at the home OF
Mrs, j. r. Owens, in this city.
Maurice McNertney and Tom Care(
of Manila were in Denison this morn
ing attending the Walsh funeral.
Ed Paulsen went up to Schleswig
Sunday where he spent the day Wis.
lting with his brother August Paul
SEN
VIM. Mcbride has been in the coun-
TRY the past five days assisting Alfred
Reimers in getting his hay crop har-
vested
Mrs. r. Truesdell, Of Norfolk Neb.,
arrived in Denison Monday for few
days visit at the home of her father,
Rev. J. L. Boyd.
j. w. Miller. Jr and wife and H.
&c. Moeller were at Holstein yesterday
where they attended the funeral of
William Warner.
F. S. Stone, of VAIL was a Denison
Visitor Tuesday. While in Denison,
Mr. Stone purchased Chevrolet car
of the Lincoln Highway garage.
The tent men arrived Monday and
started at once to erect the tents on
the chautauqua grounds. Everything
will be in readiness to start off on
scheduled time.
Miss Myrtle McAhren motored
down from Sioux City Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Norris. She is
spending the week visiting with
friends in Denison.
During short drive around the
city we saw many service flags in
the windows, and on one we noticed
three stars, which signiiied that three
boys had gone from that home.
Miss Gertrude Mohr, of West Side,
who is student at the summer school
in DenisOn, spent Sunday at her
home in West Side. She was accom-
panied by Miss Ethel Chamberlin.
The following marriage licenses
were issued by the county clerk dur
ing the past week: J. Gail Carey and
Vera NJ. keane. of Crawford county,
and S. A. Meis and Daisy Phelan, Of
Carroll.
John Pollock returned to his home
in Bloomfield, Neb.. on Monday after
a visit at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Pollock. in Denison.
He was accompanied by his sister,
Miss Nell Pollock.
The Bliesman Land company made
a quick sale of the John Kruger 100
acre farm yesterday. Within three
hours after it was listed for sale with
them, they had sold it to William
Rath for 5000 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Neal, of Sac City,
motored to Denison Sunday and ca
joyed the day at the home of Mrs.
Meals parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. w.
Bamtord. They were accompanied
home by Miss Grace Gamford.
Judge Hutchinson held a special SEES
sion OF court Tuesday afternoon. Hear
ing OF probate matters occupied the
time of the court. Judge Hutchinson
will return Friday, July 26th, to pre-
side at a special session of court.
Last Saturday Jacob Weiss shipped
a car Of hogs and car of CATTLE Mon,
day Herman Popkin shipped a car of
hogs and Tuesday the Farmers Ele-
vator company shipped a car of hogs.
Frank North, OF Vail, was a Deni
son caller Tuesday.
John Norris, who has been attend
ing Grinnell college the past year,
returned from Omaha Monday where
he enlisted in the Coast Artillery and
Marines. He will return again Fri
day to Omaha for final examination
in the branch Of service he desires.
Miss Marie Rath, who holds a po-
sition with a business firm OF sac
City, and Miss Hilda Rath, who has
been at Rockwell City for the past
few months, are spending a few days
visiting at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rath, in Deniscn.
Under call No. 9S3. 200 men from
Iowa are called to report to Syracuse
Recruiting Camp, N. Y, during the
five day period commencing July 18th.
The local board will receive written
applications for enlistment under this
order from registrants held for spe-
cial or limited military service only
to noon OF Monday. July 22d.
The J. w. Miller, Jr., Real Estate
Agency reports the following sales
last week: The Mrs. August Muller
$50 acre farm in Goodrich township
to Herman Jacks, possession to be
given March /, LIS The 160 acre
farm former,y owned by Anton Bast
in Washing. .,wnship to Leon KEEP
Den. IN township. Possession
March l, 1913. i AIS IS me second sale
of this farm in the last five weeks.
More than 1900 people gathered at
the court house square last Friday
evening and enjoyed the band-concert.
A consolidation of the Denison and
Chase-Lister bands played most in
spring music and entertained the
large crowd for an hour. The band
concerts are becoming more popular
as the summer wanes, and it is to be
hoped that during the winter months,
provision will be made for a number
OF public concerts.
The Commercial club took up the
matter with the official board OF the
Lincoln Highway and are assured OF
securing permanent steel markers
along the highway through Crawford