The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24
DeniSOn Local

nellie Keeney, of West Side, was in
Denison Saturday.
Hazel Kearney, of Vail. was Deni
son visitor Saturday.
Supt. Norman Ringstrom, of Charter
Oak was a caller here Saturday.
L. G. Poe, of Woodbine, called at
this Office Saturday and subscribed
for the Review.
Miss Adelia Sievers, of Manning
visited in Denison Saturday at the
home Of J. J. Miller.
Misses Claire Molseed, of Vail, and
Margaret Molseed, of Omaha, were
visitors in Denison Friday.
Mrs. Fred Drummer left Tuesday for
Atlantic for a few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. George Hover.
J. j. Miller of the Commercial
bank, visited with brotfer.in-law, j.
A. Fehr, in Omaha over Sunday.
Mrs. Russell Linman, OF Odebolt, ar
rived in Denison Friday and is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Beutel.
Misses Cora Parson and Cecyl Kal.
sem, OF Woodbine, were guests Fri.
day of Misses Hattie Case and Eliza.
beth Yount.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andersen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Boysen, OF Deloit, were
in Denison Friday attending the fun
eral of Mrs. Louie Grill.
Mrs. Jane Powers, Of Vail, and
Mrs. Mary 'O'Connor left this morn
ing for Redfield, s. D., where they will
visit Magner Heffernan and family.
III. P. Grill, of Deloit, was in Den
ison on Monday and left an ad with
the Review, in which he advertises
a dance at the Deloit hall September
a..
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Haworth and
Mrs. Lee Cole, Of Chicago, drove to
Woodward, near Des ,Moines, last
week, where they visited for a few
days.
Mrs. o. A. Howard, of Kansas City,
q, sister of Mrs. w. L. Cole, is visiting
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nate Haworth, where Mrs. Cole also
makes her home.
Mrs. Ed Erler, Mrs. J. T. Flahive and
daughter. Edna Mae, were passengers
to Omaha Friday, where they spent
the day shopping and also to consult
a specialist in regard to Edna Macs
eyes which have been bothering her
for some time.
The Sunday school convention
to be held in Arion last Suday was
postponed until next Sunday, Septem-
Der 2Stil. The program appeared in
the county papers, and all who are in
terested in this work are cordially
invited to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Minus Montgomery, of
Silver Greek. Neb., arrived in Denison
Sunday for a weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends. They came by auto
and experienced such bad roads at
Dunlap that they were compelled to
Is farming near Silver Greek and is
doing we'll. %'}' 49, I"]
Harold Silletto, who has been work
ing in the Carroll Times Office at Car
roll ever since his discharge from the
army, has resigned that position and
has accepted a place in the Review
office, and started upon his new duties
Monday morning. Harold has devel-
oped into first-class linotype operat-
or and is also an all around man in a
printing office. His Denison friends
will be pleased that he is to be among
them again.
Patrick Heffernan, vino is operating |
a 1900 acre ranch in Sphinx county, |
South Dakota, is in Denison and Craw- |
ford county this week visiting with |
old time friends. He is getting along |
fine In South Dakota, and says he has |
pretty fair crops this season. or the |
1900 acres about HOO are under cult |
walton. This farm is known as the |
George Naeve ranch, and Mr.. Heffer-
nan has been making money for Mr..
Naeve as well as himself.
! iB. w. Hunt was in Denison Monday
and arranged with the Review to do
some advertising for his big hog sale |
that will be held October s. The sale
will take place on the farm 21s miles
northeast CT Denison and will COM
mence at o'clock sharp. In the Of
fering will be found so head of Duroc
Jersey bears, open sows and gifts.
The great herd is headed by Great
King Orion. son of the worlds grand
champion Great Orion, a $1,000 boar,
and Royal Wonder by Grand Wonder,
Long Model, Royal Wonder and
Great King Orion. Some Of the herd
sows will also be sold, and these will
weigh around 600 when fat MIR. Hunt
had number of his hogs at the Arion
fair this year and was awarded some
good premiums. For his sale he has
secured the great fieldman Fred De-
wore and Coils. M. H. Cruise, of Coun.
Gil Bluffs, and Ora Malone OF Denison
as auctioneers. The Bank OF Denison
will clerk the sale. Read the ad in
another part of this paper.