The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-16
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c. l.. Voss transacted business at
Sioux City Friday.
C. L. voss left last evening for a
business trip to Chicago. r., =
L. Seemann and Dan Voss were
business visitors in Omaha Thursday.
Sears McHenry spent Friday in Chi
cago attending to some business mat
Mrs. Frank Mitchell was down from
Vail Friday spending the day with
friends in Denison. n1F
Misses Charlotte and Christine An
derson were shoppers in Denison Sat
urday from West Side. w.. n 'l@
Miss Alice Stevens is at the Denison
hospital, where she is suffering with a
severe attack of the ,quinsy.
James Fleming, prominent farmer
residing near Boyer, was in the city
Friday transacting business. =.
Mrs. Milo Kelly returned home yes
terday from Dow City where she spent
the past week visiting relatives and
friends. --'..
Otto Dresselhaus returned home on
Friday from Chicago, where he spent
several days purchasing spring goods
for the Balle-Brodersen store.
Editor Sturges of the Charter Oak
Times was in IDenison Thursday en-
route to Chicago, where he attended
the conference of newspaper men in
connection with the Victory loan.
While here Mr.. Sturges made this Of
flee pleasant call. '''', 80 = .'.a
church will give q cantata on Sunday
evening next afid,aN cordial invitation
is. extended to all to attend. The
choir has been working on this for
Several weeks and it PROMISES TO be
something oft 'of the ordinary. /;
Mrs. Albert Lieb, who Is. whiting;
her parents. Me- and Mrs, Frank Stock,
in Denison,: received d telegram Fri
day from her husband stating that
he had landed safely in New York
from overseas. b, She is expecting him
in Denison some time this week.
Arthur Cushman is now located at
Omaha, where he has a position with
the John Deere company. For sevar-
al years Arthur was in the employ of
the j. l. Case company, first at Mason
City and later at Des Moines, so is
thoroughly familiar with the imple-
ment business.
Mrs. A. f. Boylan returned last
Thursday to Cedar Falls after pleas
ant visit in the city with friends. Mrs.
Boylan is expecting her husband home
in the near future. They have not as
yet decided where they will locate,
but their many friends are hoping
they'wiH return to Denisen. H,'1'''taA
Mr.. and Mrs. George ,zea received
letters last week from their sons,
George and Lawrence, who"are' in
Fralne,s stating that they expect to be
returned to the states in the near fu-
ture. Both of these boys enlisted TN
the serYices at the outbreak of the war
and Lawrence participated in several
of the big battles the Americans were
engaged in and came through without
a scratch. B3%st$ 23c' Ss'SGs SOW Ey
Asnumbers of yDenison! residents are
in Des Moines this week in attendance
at the bi-annual convention ssof the
Woodman Of the World and Woo6man
Circle which is being held in that city
the first three days of this week. Those
representing the Woodmm Circle are:
Mrs. Anna Christensen, Grand Mana
ger; Mrs. John lSilletto, Mrs. Mary Nc
Mahon and Mrs. p J. Eggers, as dele
gates, while B. Fl. FOderberg and Bur-
ton Bolton are the representatives Of
the Woodman of the World.
AS the time for closing the Stewart
Lumber Co. contest draws near, inter-
est becomes more manifest said
representative OF that concern today.
Readers of the Review will have no.
ticed that the Stewart Lumber Co.
~ has announced contest whereby the
school children of the county have an
opportunity to gain experience in writ
! ing stories, and also an opportunity
to win some cash money. To the
I school child, 1G years old Or under,
} who writes the best essay on s'Why
Every Family Should Own Home"
the Stewart Lumber Co. offers cash
prize of $25; to the next best essay,
$l5; to the next $40; and to the two
, next best, SIS each. Each essay is to
{ be not mere. than 1900 words in
! length and the essays are; to be mailed
, 50; ,asflto reach the Stewart Lumber
Co, at Denison not later than Friday,
( April 18th. Competent judges will be
chosen and their decision will be made
outside of the company's; Office. Read
tine ad on page OF section two.