The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-05
Local Mention

Twenty pages III this issue. ysisfs
L Reece Kfner, Of Ida Grove, visited
friends here several days last week.
The P. E. o. society will meet on
Friday evening at the home OF Mrs. u
Ley. y r
Jacob Weiss was a passenger to
Omaha this afternoon on business
mission.
Mrs. B. L. Tatroe, of Dow City, was
a pleasant caller in this city on Thurs
day last.
Mrs, Percy M. Dodge and: Miss Ek
ia Reynolds were shoppers here from
Arion today. 4@s
B. K. Tompkins, formerly head sales
man at the Ducander clothing store, is
spending a few days in Des Moines
this week in attendance at the cloth
Tiers convention. 5}
H. "A. Norman is now engaged in
making the 1918 assessment. Mr.. Nor.
man will spend Saturday afternoon at
|P.. j. Klinker's Office in the Hubbell
building where he will be glad to talk
lover assessment matters with those
interested. 81 !.sl l II.
Mr.. and, Mrs. w, Fl. Laub left this
Afternoon for Jefferson, where they
will spend the remainder Of the week.
Mr.. Laub has been appointed one of
the appraisers Of the property Of the
late Mrs. |. Austin, who passed away
la few weeks ago.
Mrs. George Selander and children,
of Boone, spent several days last week
visiting at the "A. Jacobson and Mrs.
&c. a.. Selander homes In this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Selander were moving from
Boone. to Dayton Iowa where they will
reside in the future. jt#
Rev. Weeks of Emmetsburg visited
lin Denison over Sunday at the home
|of his brother, "A. G. Weeks. Rev.
Weeks attended a meeting OF the Rot.
AIRY club at Council Bluffs on Saturday,
where he read a number OF poems OF
his own comp position. Il
II The city council held their regular
monthly business session last evening
lat which time the usual grist OF bills
were allowed. Out Of respect to the
memory Of Councilman w. w Cush.
man, who was buried yesterday after
noon, no other business was trans
acted. Il "A III .55s s..z &. h;
Mrs. Marie Butterworth, accompan.
led by Edward ;Flahive, were passen.
gers TO Camp Dodge Saturday where
they met the formers husband, Mel.
son ButterWortl, who recently return
led from overseas service. Private But.
|terworth expects to receive his dis,
charge within, the next few days.
Word was received IN Denison last
Thursday OF the death OF Marley
Hover, age To- son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Hover which occurred at the hos
|pital at Storm Lake that day. The
little fellow had been in failing health
for several months and for the past
few weeks had been at the hospital
receiving treatment. The remains
were taken to Sheldon Saturday for in
|terment. n. \ I55 u
J. H. Hayes received q letter last
week from his son, Russell, who lis
serving in France in which he states
that he was stationed near Leslie
Hunt Russell writes that Leslie was
killed. In. France and Was given aAMlili.
13gy Gun0Eal.g ne has 0IloM55 ylsll6N LIE
grave Of his friend. Russell - an,
xi0us to get back to the United States
but has no idea when his company viii
he sent back. s3;s d l5i
Ri George TRACER, manager Of the Craw
ford Count Telep hone company. re
ceived telegram this afternoon from
r. e. Lusk, who was formerly the local
manager Of the Dow City exchange,
stating that he had reached Camp Mer.
rift, N. ". today from overseas. Mr..
Lusk served in France with the head.
quarters company of the 339th field
artillery Upon his discharge from the
service Mr.. Lusk will resume his old
position with the Crawford County
Telephone company.