The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-27
DIG. Anderson visited relatives in

Dow City Monday.
! Otto Bruggen visited friends ant
relatives in Schleswig Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Curtis, of Dunlap. was {
pleasant caller in this city Saturday.
! John Fleming. of Boyer. was a bust
mess caller at the county seat Tues
day.
Miss Viola Slavery visited with hel
friends, Miss Ruby Rolls. in Dow City
Friday.
w. N. Schouten and John Dirkhofel
were up from Dow City on business
mission Saturday.
Mrs. Glenn Smutz and daughter OF
Defiance, arrived in Denison this fore
noon for visit at. the home Of: her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcbride
-. Chester Sehlumberger returned Sun
day evening from Des Moines. where
he had been since Friday visiting his
brother, James, and Earling Garrison.
Two contribution classes, cam s-tlown
from Sch,eswfg Z: Monday to- have! tlfesr
photos taken at the Ferguson studio
Rev. Wetzeler's class numbered TWEEN
ty-three and that of Rev. Fienhaber,
nine.
], John Cook. of Eagle, Grove, spent,
Sunday in Denison. guest at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brandt.
His daughter, Ruth. who has been Wis
iting her grandparents in Denison for
the past three weeks. accompanied
him home that evening.
II. P. Saggau will not let the con.
Gested freight service interfere with
his sales Of the Dodge car and is plan.
ming on driving eight or ten OF these
cars across country from the factory at
Detroit. Mich. to Denison some time
next week. He will take local drivers
to the factory to pilot the cars to Den.
isOn.
Don't overlook the spring announce.
ments Of DenisOn merchants in this
issue. The Denison stores have won:
derful line of spring merchandise at
prices little If any higher than those
of a year ago. They are using the col.
umns Of the Review to acquaint YOU
with this merchandise. Read their an
nouncements.
Mrs. Geo. BoslouCh and son. Vivian,
left yesterday for Camp Dodge to visit
Glenn Boslough. They received let!
ter Tuesday morning from him stating
that the supply train to which he is at.
tached had received orders to entrain
Wednesday for some eastern camp, SO
they took the first train to see him be.
fore his departure.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Ferguson moved
their household goods yesterday from
their house on East Broadway and are
now settled in comfortable quarters
in their new building. They have fit
ted up three rooms for light house
keeping G.. l.. Caswcll purchased the
Ferguson residence and his son, Carl,
will occupy the same.
The Methodist. Presbyterian. Baptist
and German Mehtdost churches an-
nounce that they will meet next Sun
day by the new time: Morning worship
at 1880. Young peoples meetings will
begin at I o'clock instead of $50. and
evening worship at 8 y. III. The Pres
bytcrian service. however. will com.
mence this Sunday evening at 80 as
announced elsewhere.
Quite number of Denison people
attended the funeral of John krneger.
of Omaha. which was held at Vail on
Monday. Following are the names:
Rev. NJ. J, Farrelly, Mr.. a4l Mrs, Pat:
rick Gaffey. Miss Mary Galley, MI. and
Mrs. r. N: DRY and daughter Carnteh.
Mrs. Mary MCMAHON, Miss. Elsie Nc.
Miss Marguerite 11aGEtt Jos,
Monaghan aid ~ III. FinhefaitJ <:
John Fastje is using a large %space
in this issue announcing a closing out
sale of his upright pianos and is 'pric-
ing them so w that there is little
question b. '''at they will be sold
within the neat I'm days. Mr.. Fastje
expects to devote his attention to the
player piano in the future. as there Is
great demand in this territory for that
kind of an instrument. BE sure and
read his advertisement in this issue.
Members Of the city council who are
serving on the special committee to
purchase the new fire truck held a
yesterday afternoon at which
time bids on the new equipment were
received. Three bids were submitted
by local dealers, but the committee did
not let the contract at this meeting.
action until they could in
vcstigate the merits OF the different
trucks. Rogers and Gibson submitted
UtUS III tuC DChUS duu AISSCl ~ uNnS.
Goo. Newcom entered a bid on the
the Nash, chassis being fig
ured. H. p. Saggau of the Denisop-
Auto company submitted bid with
the Republic truck. .....-~, ....
The Sunday school people Of kiron
made up good attendance at the dis
trict convention held in the Swedish
Baptist church last Sunday, afternoon.
There Was al auto load of workers up
there from Denison, Prof. Hoffman.
Prof. Stanfield, Q..E. Gaylord and Mr..
Meyers, the county secretary. Some
Of the best talks were made by the
local speakers who are up to date on
Sunday school affairs. Mr.. Meyers
presided: Mr.. .Dannett. Of West Side.
was present and made an instructive
talk. The visitors who had never seen
The kiron Baptist church were aston-
shed to find a. modern building with
every equipment for successful work,
md in addition the public library with
plenty OF books and up to date maya
zines. Rev. Morton and the superin-
Mr., Lindberg, are full OF en-
,husiasm along all religious tines.