The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

AID. Roulliard, of Minneapolis
Mimi, is spending this week in Deni
son visiting friends.
Mrs, R. G. Hill was over from Char
ter Oak yesterday shopping and visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. Henry Adams and daughter
Della, of Charter Oak were pleasant
visitors in Denison Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pautsch motored
to Battle Creek Sunday, where they
spent the day visiting friends.
Read all the ads in this issue-they
are well worth reading and will save
money to those who do read them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Voss of Aspin
wall, spent Monday in Denison, guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B
FisIlel. ...,.,.
Mrs Nora l.. Dorgan Of Chicago
deputy organizer of the Woman's w
C. o. F., is spending this week in Den
ison.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Fislel were up
from Dow City Sunday spending the
day at the home Of their son, H. B.
Fishel.
Mrs. C. NJ. McGrath and son, Don.
aid, left for theiK home in Sioux City
on Monday, after a few days visit
here at the B. F. Mill home.
Mrs. Guy Miller of Logan, and Mrs.
John Martole of Grand Forks, S. Oak.
are spending this week in Denison,
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. L. Smith.
]. w. Miller, Jr., LETT today for Min
neapolis where he will meet his wife
and children who have been making
visit with her parents at Havre,
| Montana. r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Atzen and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Atzen left today on a
! ten days motor trip to Chicago and
other points in Illinois where they
will visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Riley motored
to Dayton, Ia, Friday morning where
they spent the day in attendance at
the big soldiers homecoming cele-
bratiOn. @"
Lieut. Paul Boylan who has recently
been returned from overseas started
TO Camp Dix Saturday but was over
taken by a telegram ordering him to
report to Cheyenne. He hopes to re-
ceive his discharge soon.
Rev. J. L. Boyd was in Glidden on
Monday where he officiated at the
funeral of Mrs. Leo Simons. Mrs.
Simons was member of the Metlo-
dist church of Glidden during Rev.
Boyds passionate there, and he officia-
ted at her marriage some seven years
ago.
F. ]. tMantz, formerly of the Man.
ming Monitor, has purchased the
Press at Strawberry Point, and will get
possession August 1st. While at Man
ming Mr.. Mantz gave the people
good, live, local paper, and will no
doubt live up to his reputation at
Strawberry Point. ...
Dr.. r. p. Plimpton has received
word that his father. E. S. Plimpton,
now residing at WaEe, qMass., is very
i'll. Many OF our older residents will
remember Mr.. .Plimpton as having
lived in Denison for many years,
where he was engaged in the mercan-
tile business He is now 81 years OF
|age. =
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Truesdell ar
rived here, Sunday for a short visit
at the J. L. Boyd home, enroute to
Chicago where they spent weeks
vacation. Mr.. Trusdell has been
trans ferred from Sioux City to Chad
ron, Nebr, where he will act as dis
patcher for the c. & N. w. Railway
Co., to which place they will move
soon.
Denison will soon be visited by a
model field hospital with full crew
of attendants numbering twenty-sev.
en- headed by Capt. f.. S. Matlock OF
the medical corps at Camp Dodge.
The purpose of the visit will be to
stimulate recruits. The party in four
big army trucks left Des Moines Sat-
urday and vii, tour the state for
about twenty days. -. ~..a. j..
On page six of this section will be
found an advertisement for the A. T..
Bennett Trust Company, of Sioux City
as agents 70 rthe sale of two big
farms near Sioux City. One farm con-
tains 200 acres and Is just two miles
from the paved streets OF Leeds, while
the other farm is of 100 acres and
is four miles from Morningside. Look
the ad up and read it, you may be
interested. H. f.
Page eight Of the first section con.
tains a large advertisement for the
Denison opera house, advertising a
great picture show for the evenings of
Friday and Saturday of this week. On
saturday afternoon there will also be
matinee. "'le picture is entitled,
1.-The Unp"-' lble SIM" and is TAX
en- from l. b. TX written by Rupert
Hughes. Many of our citizens have
read this book during the past week
and say the picture ought to be fine
W: T. Lister of the Chase-Lister
Tent Shows, vas in 1Denison this
morning and made arrangements to
bring his shows to Denison for the
week beginning Monday, July 2Sth.
The ChaseJLister company is we'll
known in Denison, having been here
each year for the past number Of
years! The company is one of the
best and eleanest Of any company
travelling on the road, and they are
always assured Of good big bust
poco in Donicnn Mr. T,iSfar ic q resi-.