The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-17


from West Side Saturday.
Mrs. Kehoe, OF Dunlap, visited will
friends in Denison Monday.
Mrs. Fred Colby, of Dow City, wa:
a visitor in Denison Tuesday.
George Dieter, of Vail, attended tt
business matters in Denison Saturday
Theo. Rohwer, 81 Schleswig, trans
acted business at the county seat or
Monday
Mrs. James Monaghan was dowr
from Vail Friday visiting the Denisor
Istores. o. E..
I Mrs. d. o. Johnson LETT Tuesday fol
Lincoln, Neb., where she will visit
for few days. i
i Mrs James Duffy and Miss Pfeifer
OF Vail, were among the shoppers in
Denison Tuesday. '&E,&
Mesdames Georgia Liscomb and
Robert Wettengel, of Dunlap, were
Denison shoppers Tuesday. d." =. ,
Mrs. Charles Stark and daughters
Edna, Grace and Dora. of Charter Oak
shopped in Denison Monday.
Mrs. Thiedeman and daughter were
over from West Side Tuesday shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming were
down from Deloit Tuesday attending
to business matters at the county cap
ital.
Mrs. j. B, Romans returned on Sun
day from Columbus, o., where she at.
| fnn<1oI tho national -,
ment.
Mrs. Frank Hulke and daughter, Of
Chicago, arrived in Denison Wednes.
day and are visiting with Mrs. NJ. Z.
Jones, who is a sister.
George Naeve has been confined to
his home since last Saturday owing
to illness. He is reported as onSthe
mend at this time however. 81
Loyal Voss returned Monday eve
ming from Oklahoma. He expects to
leave next week for Iowa City to
again enter the state university. 4:
Mrs. John Weller, daughter, Katie,
and sons, George and Ed, of Buck
Grove, shopped and attended to bust.
ness matters in Denison Saturday.
Mayor w. H. Laub and ouncilman
John Costello are at Muscatine this
week where 7they are attending a
meeting Of the Iowa Leageuof Num-
cipalities
Mrs. c. +. Clark of Chicago, arriv-
ed in Denison on Thursday and will
spend two weeks visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Harding. She
came by way of Denver, where she
had been visiting.
County Clerk Monaghan has issued
two marriage licenses during the
week as follows: Walter Fred Mesen-
brink, Denison, and Miss Matte An
ma Florentine, Dow City; Edmund
Detlef Henry Peters, Denison, and
Miss Minnie Frieda Olda, Boyer
Miss Beth Romans, of Boston, made
a brief visit with relatives and friends
in Denison last week. Miss Romans
mas but recently returned from
France where she has been engaged
in army entertainment under the aus
pieces Of the American Red Cross. She
was enroute for Lawrence, Kans.,
where she will enter the State uni
versity for the. coming year.
c. S. Harkrader, of \Rexberg, Ida,
has accepted position with the Re.
view as advertising compOsitor and
has arrived, and most of the advertis-
ing appearing in this issue is result
of his. composition. He comes to
Denison very highly recommended.
and with the expectation Of making
the city his home. We invite the bus
mess men having advertising work to
come in and get acquainted with Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hamann, of
Nishna Center Stock Farm, near Man.
lila, were in Denison Tuesday. Mr..
Hamann was distributing advertising
matter for his big Hereford sale
which will be held Tuesday, Septem-
Der %, at Manila. In this great sale
there will be 6S lots-1O bulls, 80
young cows, rs with calves at foot,
and IS superb heifers. The sale of
the G3d will be the first public auc-
tion sale held by Mr.. Hamann, and
in his catalog he says the breeding
herd is strongly Anxiety in breeding
and character. The mating of the
COWS to the great son of Perfection
king of the Hereford
Sires," has been most successful.
His calves on the farm and in the
sale will substantiate all the claims
for him. Leo Fairfax is certainly a
great bull, and he will be shown at
the sale. The Hamanns will stand
back Of their cattle with the usual
guarantee and they extend a cordial