The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-23

| VIM Mcmahon was brief business
caller here from Manila Thursday.
M. A. Riley, of Dow City, was
business visitor in this city Thursday.
j. l.. Claude, of Arion. was among
those from out of town here Saturday.
M. j. McNertney, of Manila, was
over on Friday attending to business
matters at the county seat.
Mesdames B. c. Cutler and w. A..
Chauncey, of Dunlap, were among the
tout Of town visitors here Saturday.
Henry Schluter and family autoed
from Breda on Friday and spent the
day here visiting friends and trans
acting business.
Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Hollander, and
son autoed down from Schleswig to
spend Easter with Mrs. Hollander's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. B:-Lorenzen.
Miss Ethel Sachre, of Omaha, was
here between trains Sunday visiting
her friend, Miss Alice Stevens. who is
receiving treatment at the Denison
hospital.
II. G.. Rusch, of Council Bluffs, was
in DensOn Friday in consultation
with contractors regarding the addi-
ton he expects, to add to his Main
street property. -
Miss Birdie Metcalf who teaches in
district No. A. Nishnabotny township,
informs the Review that her school
recently gave bazaar from which
sum was realized sufficient to pur-
chase fine Victrola.
Iowa Methodist are jubilant over
the selection of Des MONIES as the
scene of the general conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church in 1920.
The conference begins May 1, 1920,
and will bring church leaders from ev-
cry corner of the United States.
Fred Kahl who lives two miles west
of Deloit, was in Denison Oh Monday
and called at the Review office. lie
has Just recently purchased the Jacob
Kropf home in Deloit and expects to
get possession some time in Decem-
Der. We understand Mr.. kropf will
move to Chicago. s&i;3si
We notice in Saturdays Register
the name of Corp. Clement j. WEIGH,
of Denison, as delegate from the
Tenth district to a convention to be
held at St. Louis May Sth, 9th and
10th, when a permanent organization
of the American Legion, made up OF
veterans of the recent war, will be
made. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Fischer went
to Denison on Wednesday to assist
Martins mother in getting located in
the new home she recently purchased
there and is moving from her former
home at Ricketts.-Ute Independent.
Mrs. Fischer purchased Mrs. Everett
Kemp's home on East@Church street
between Locust and Washington
avenue. .-
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Boslough have
recently received two very fine souVe-
Mrs from their son, Glen, who at pres
ent is located at GondfecOurt, France.
These souvenirs are in the|form OF two
vases made from the brass cases Of
shellst They have been hammered in
4 to- attractive Shapes and the designs
of the various divisions OF the, army
are worked out on the sides, which
makes very handsome as well as
useful souvenir. %1 "
AT a meeting OF. the city council on
monday morningJ. H. Mayne, fof Coun-
! Gil Bluffs, was employed as engineer
on the proposed paving. For the pre-
liniinary work, such as grades, nlats
and plans Mr.. Mayne will receive a
salary of one per cent; if the paving
is done next year he will receive four
per cent. Mr.. Mayne is an engineer
of long experience and has a force of
livery competent men and will no doubt
give the city good work