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

Al Louie Lohrmann, of Manila, visit
ed with Denison friends Saturday.
Il Frank Bretthauer of Manila, visit
ed Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Louie Pankow.
| G. NJ. Sherman of the Sherman
ISales Agency, transacted business il
Omaha Tuesday.
John Bolieu, of Los Angeles, was {
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Farrelly
on Monday and Tuesday.
| #. E. Malloy was down from Wes
Side Monday. transacting business
and visiting with friends. go,
Mrs. Kuntz, of Charter Oak, spent
Sunday and Monday in Depison at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Louie Pankow
Mrs. Mary McHenry went down tc
Dow City Friday for visit at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. N. R.
Wilder ...
Miss Jessie Luney departed Satur.
day for Harlan where she will teach
in the public schools during the com.
ing year.
Walter Wetzeler Of Schleswig, was
|
Louis where he is a student in the
Eden Seminary.
John Molseed of Sioux Falls S. D.,
and Merl and Claire Molseed, of Vail,
| visited with friends in Denison Thurs.
day Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom return
ed from the Minnesota state fair on
Saturday evening. They were alb
sent about two weeks.
Mrs. Milo Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Retman, Mrs. Gus Retman and Hazel,
and Mr.. Oatman drove down to Dow
City to see Harold Fienholdt Sunday.
S. G. Wright returned home from
Boston Tuesday morning. He reports
everything as looking fine down east,
that country having had copious
rains very recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Fienholdt and
Mrs. Milo Kelly drove to Des Moines
last Saturday to meet Harold Fien-
holdt, who had just returned from
France and he came home with. them.
Mrs. r. E. Stafford and daughter;
arrived from Chicago Monday morn
ing and stopped a day at the Voss
home. Loyal Voss drove them to
their Oklahoma home, starting Tues
day morning.
Work on the Weiss elevator and
seed house is progressing very salts
factorily and by November 1st will be
ready for the reception of business.
The building will be great addition
to Denison's improvement record,
and the owners are to be congratula-
ted and encouraged in their under
taking.
E. T. Cochran spent a greater part
Of last week out in Nebraska where
he was on land business. On Mon
day of this week, he went to :Des
Moines to be in attendance at spec
ial meeting of the Town Mutual In
surance Co., of which he is one of
the directors. He is expected home
within a day or two
Miss Mildred Luney has written
her mother. Mrs. VIM. Luney, that
she is enjoying Florida very much.
Miss Luney went down to Florida
about week ago and is now teaching
in a school near Adalia, Fla, where
sAO 80 ". AS " AAld1IAS tAetAlIy 40 lO'
Gated. She expects to meet the
of the DR.. H. a. Boyle fam.
lily who are living at Ponta Gorda,
Fla.
The John A. Logan Post Of the w.
R. c. will be we'll represented at the
held at Columbus. Ohio,
commencing this week. Those who
are in attendance from Denison are:
DR.. and Mrs. L.. L. Bond, Mesdames
j. B. Romans, j. Phil Jones, Mark
Wright, Jerome Blackman, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert McCord, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Rockwell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Blackman, of Arion, and Mr..
Velie Sowles, of Manila
Sac City continues to prepare for
the homecoming event which will be
held September 18TH A big parade
is featured and $500 is offered for
the best float, but business houses
are asked not to enter The enter
tainment features will include aero
plane flights, motorcycle races, mill
tary manuevers "a ball game between
the Chicago Giants and an All-Star
county team, a troop Of dogs and
ponies, tug-ofwar, band concerts
and big pavement dance. The adj
dress will be given by Robert Wal.
lace of Council Bluffs.