The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-10

Carl Pautsch and wife we're Sioux
City visitors over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wright visited
over Sunday in Carroll at the home OF
M. J. Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cue were up
from Dunlap Saturday shopping and
visiting friends.
Otto Knief is the owner of new
Dodge roadster, purchased from the
Denison Auto Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. E. Anderson and
children went up to Boyer for an ov-
er Sunday visit with relatives.
Miss Hazel Laub departed Monday
for Omaha, where she will enter the
University hospital as head nurse.
Miss Martha Habiecht, of Avoca, is
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. George Graves, in Denison this
week.
c. l.. Ducander went to Chicago
Sunday evening, where he will spend
the week making purchases for his
store.
| Thomas LOrenZen came over from
Manning Saturday and spent the day
attending to business matters and Wis.,
iting friends.
! L. Watts, Of Lisemore, Mimi, was
a pleasant caller at the Review office
on Saturday, when he advanced his
subscription to the paper.
Mrs. John Larsen and daughter, of
near Ricketts,, were taken by Sheriff
Greene to st. Demands hospital in
Council Bluffs last Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Joens has resumed her
work in the ready-tO-wear department
Of the Boys store after vacation of
three weeks spent at her home in
Dunlap
| Contractor Frank Bolton spent a
part of last week over in Illinois. at
ALBANY, his birthplace. He found
many changes in the city since leav-
ing many years ago.
Farmer Martin Burns was in Deni-
son Monday morning greeting many
old time friends. He has recently
been at Garden City, Kans., where he
had large class, in athletics.
Miss Helen Elliot arrived in Deni-
son from Perry on Friday for weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Elliot. She
expects to leave the latter part of tho
week for Ames, where she will attend
the State Agricultural college.
Barney Brodersen and family have
returned from their summers sojourn
at Pine Cone Camp, MINI. While
there Mr.. Brodersen greatly improved
his cottage by the addition of a large
porch. They report a very pleasant
summer.
Pete Berg, the old reliable thresh-
ing machine man, has been in this ter
ritory the past couple of weeks, CON-
ing as far south as Joe Inghram's. Mr..
Berg has been in the threshing game
for more than forty years and is we'll
known over the county.
The business men of Charter Oak
have signed an agreement to abide
by the old time from September Sd.
The schools OF Charter Oak open with
the old time and the business men
say they find it inconvenient keeping
two sets of time. especially at the
noon hour or meal time. Practically
every business man in the Oak signed
the agreement rs
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Rudd, of Dow
City, were in Denison Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Rudd informs us that she
recently received the news of the
death Of Hiram Jordan who resided at
Colorado City. Colo. Hi" will be we'll
remembered by many of our older
residents. For years he made his
home in Denison and followed bar
bering as an avOcation. gN
Six prominent farmers OF near
Charter Oak have formed themselves
Unto a company and will start rem
dering plant. The organizers are R.
D. Weed, president; J. H. Hill. vice
president; j. H. Riessen, secretary
treasurer; c. T. Marshall, E. H. Weed
and Frank j. Mitchell. The plant will
be erected on the Rollie Weed farm
adjoining Charter Oak on the south.
C. D. Miller and his daughter, Miss
Ethel. started for their new home in
California Saturday. They will reside
in LosA Angeles, although Mr.. Miller
has interests at other points in Cali
fornia. At present there is big oil
boom on in that state and Mr.. Miller
owns some land that is located right
in the oil district and he was anxious
to get to Los Angeles in order to give
some attention to the land f4%
John Krauth has again entered the
employ of the city in the electric light
| department, starting upon his duties
FrSday For several Years John
has been one of the steady electrical
workers Of the city. When the Unit
ed States entered the great war he
was one Of the first to 60 and he has
been overseas for some time. His
work for the city will not interfere
with his dUt as operator of the
moving pir!0c Aachine at the opera
house.
Il. S. Swanson. of Denison Stand
ard Oil Co. representative. while en-
route from Denison to Manila was
quite severely injured last Thursday
morning. He was driving a small
oil truck and making the turn at the
Fred Schram corner west Of town the
wishbone Of his car broke and the
car upset. Swanson was bruised and
cut about the head, was picked up and
taken to the Gardner hotel where az
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