The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24
Esther Malone was Missouri Val
ley visitor over Sunday.

Mrs. Ben HOnard visited fflenQ
near Ricketts, over Sunday.
w. r.. M,lllenger and sister, Mildred
, ATTENDED the Arion fair Saturday.
Rex McFarling, OF Omaha lis visit
+ ing with his brother, G. L. McFarling
DR.. L. i. Bond leaves today. 70
Sphinx county, s. D., where he will lool
after land interests.
Il Thursday, Sept. rs at 2 o'clock thu
. Current Events Club will meet at thu
Library Club rooms.
Ben Boysen and wife, of Council
Bluffs. visited friends and relatives IL
Denison over Sunday.
Mrs. RI. P. Plimpton will entertain
Coterie at Hotel Denigon Thursday
Afternoon at O'clock.
Mrs. Kate Christensen, Miss Edna
Henry and Miss Margaret Clark visit
ed in Sioux City a couple OF days this
week.
Earring Garrison will leaye~On next
Monday for Des Moines, where he will
again enter Drake university in the
law department.
Will Davis who was reported i'll last
week is now able to be up and around.
He lost considerable weight during
the illness, and is still quite weak,
Mrs. Ira Gillmor is still in Chicago,
where she is visiting friends. She
went as far as Chicago with her daugh-
ter who enters college in Tennessee.
County Agent Quist left this morn
ing for Galya, where he wiz act as
Judge in a livestock contest. From
iGalya he goes to Sioux City on sim
liar mission.
The Hamann sale of Hereford cat
| tie held at Manila on Tuesday was a
Very successful one We expect to
publish the list of purchasers in our
next issue.
The Epworth League of the Meth.
odist Church begins at Z O'Clock Sum
day evening. The subject is Study to
Become Good Americans. Malcolm
Heiden Is leader. Everyone come out as
this is a good subject with a good
leader.
James Fleming, OF Stockholm
Township. was in Denison this morn
ing and drove home 1920 Titan
tractor. Mr.. Fleming is one of the
progressive farmers Of his township,
and is keeping right up with the
times.
In another space in this paper will
be found a notice to the effect that
Fred Reinking and Ed Duncan will cry
public sales together this season. Both
gentlemen are well known and Will
undoubtedly command q share OF the.
auction business.
Ira Gillmor is now a full fiedged
citizen of Denison again, having NOV
ed into the home recently acquired
from Mrs. F. N. SERVER. This is one
Of the finest homes in the city and
Mr.. Gillmor is fortunate in having pur.
chased the same.
The committee appointed by the
Commercial club to arrange FOR
Homecoming for Denison will, we I'M
derstand. report to the club at the
first regular meeting OF next month.
The report will not favor the holding
of a Homecoming At this time.
Owing to the Crawford county fair
being in session last Saturday, the sale
OF household goods advertised by
Theo. Walker was postponed until Sat
urday, September 9th, at which time
the sale will take place up town op.
posite the Crawford County State
bank
DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Bond returned
Saturday from the National G. A. r.
encampment at Columbus, Q. They
report one of the best encampments
ever held. More than 10000 veterans
took part in the big parade, and one
of the features was splendid drum
corps from Pasadena, Calf.
Raymond E. Garrison, grandson OF.
IT. J. Garrison, has SO far recovered
his health as to be out and around.
He was confined to the hospital at
Council Bluffs. for several weeks
where he underwent a number q Sc
we're operations. His friends will be:
pleased to learn of his recovery,
S. w. Seelig, OF Davenport, secre-
tary.treasurer Of the Columbia coffeei
and tea house in Denison, spent the
first days of the week in our city.a
While here he received letter from
his father in Germany, the first letter
in four years. The letter reported the
father and brothers in good health
While in this part OF Iowa Mr.. Seeiigi
took occasion to drive out to Lincoln,
where his concern has another branch
house, and he found the business at
that place fourishing.
"The best looking paper issued from
the Review Office in many a day" said
a number of our friends when refer
ing, to last weeks edition. "Must have
been lots of work in connection with
that ISSUE" said others A number
of those who used space in the fall
style edition have taken occasion to,
compliment the management on the
style of the ads and the free use of
splendid advertising cuts. This weeks
paper is pretty well represented in an
advertising way and we ask a care
full perusal of all the ads; readers will
profit il they will but take the time
to give the advertisements the once
over. We expect Mr.. Conner home
next Sunday and with his assistance
we will try and make up for any de-
fciency in a news way.