The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-22

! Additional Denison local news will
be found on page five Of the first sec
ton.
of Iowa township, was a county sea
business caller on Friday.
DAME! Hemphill was over from
; Buck Grove yesterday attending tt
some business matters at the county
, capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Miller ani
daughter, Margaret, were pleasant
callers in Denison Monday from Char
ter Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Hartman, OF
Rexford, Mont, spent last week in
Denison the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
B. Bruggen.
Rev. NJ. NJ Cable, of the Methodist
church, spent a part of last week at
Council Bluffs, where he spoke at a
church gathering.
Miss Minnie Jones, Miss Alma
Merklin and Carl McFarling Of the
Boys store visited with friends in
Omaha over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Seemann depart
ed last evening for Minneapolis for a
few days visit at the home of their,
son, George Seemann.
Miss Kate Silletto is expected up
from Des Moines Friday for an over
Sunday visit with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Silletto.
Mrs. John Schnoor returned home
Saturday from Ida Grove where she
| enjoyed weeks visit at the home Of
her daughter Mrs. Fred Smith.
Mrs. Henry Smell of Schaller, ar
rived in Denison Tuesday evening and
Is visiting at the NJ. E. Jones home.
She expects to spend the winter in
Florida.
Verne Wilkinson motored to Oko-
boji Sunday morning, leaving Denison
at three a. m. and was expecting to
be fishing by seven O'Clock. He ex.
pected to return Sunday evening, but
the rain detained him. '
Denison was visited by an aeropane
during the noon hour of Tuesday, but
the pilot not finding suitable place
for landing headed for Arion and Dow
City. after giving a few exhibition
stunts over the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bollen and
daughter returned home Monday
from Fremont, Nebr., where they en-
joyed few days visit with friends.
They made the trip in their car but
left it in Omaha Monday. on account
OF the muddy roads.
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After a weeks visit in Denison with
old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. John
son departed this afternoon for their |
home at Redfield, S. D. OF course !
their many friends were delighted to |
see them again and both enjoying
such good health but were sorry in
deed that they made their visit such
a brief one.
Omaha last Friday to assist her moth
or, Mrs. Lotte D. Ley. in packing up
her household goods. Mrs. Ley will
cave on Friday of this week for
Omaha where she will make her fu-
ure home in order to be near her
Mrs. Meade and Mrs. John
Campbell who both reside there.
Mrs. Clara Aver Littlefield widow
If the late Congressman CHARLES f.
Of Rockland, Me-, departed
his life Saturday last. The Little
ield's were quite we'll known here,
laving visited in Denison on several
occasions. Mr.. Littlefield delivered a
lumber of political addresses in this
art of Iowa before his death. He
lied few years ago after having re-
ired from congress and entered the
roctice of law In New York city. The
were prominent socially T
nd politically in Maine. g
Geo. Newcom, proprietor OF the
lincoln Highway garage, received q
hipment the first Of the week of Ford \
arts which cost him just an even v
100000. Mr.. Newcom is distributor Y
f the Ford cars in this territory and l
, doing an immense business. The t
ompany is able to furnish him now O
18th fifteen cars each month and Mr.. +
'ewcom says they are sold as fast as o
ley arrive. His garage which has o
cen enlarged and the interior re- p
lodeled. is fast nearing completion a
nd he will have one of the best ar "
,nged service stations in this local d
y. t.