The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

Tuesday for Indianapolis for few
weeks visit.
The Current Events club will meet
9th at 3 o'clock.
NJ. f.. Carrier and family, from De-
fiance, were in Denison Saturday iav-
ing some dental work done.
The Woman's Federation will hold
their rummage sale at the city hall on
November 9th, 9TH and Sth.
Misses Hattie Case and Elizabeth
Yount spent Sunday at the home of
their parents in Woodbine. .
m Alfred Brogden and wife, left Sun
day for a several weeks visit in. Col
orado and western Nebraska with rel
ativeS. s.s7'-s--,. ..s.-.'. ...-- &c., i
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hunt, of Arr
on, were business callers in Denison
Saturday. They just returned from
their wedding trip.
Benne Dougal visited several days
at the Alfred Brogden home last week.
Bennie served two years in the navy
and his many friends are glad to well
come him home. .'-
Fred Marshall and wife and Alfred
!Brogden and wife were among those
who attended the dance at Buck Grove
Friday night and like several others
were caught in the storm
Mrs. w. A. Lied and her daughter,
Alberta, from Cherokee, were here
spending a few days at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stock. Mrs.
)Lieds brother, Orion Stock, took them
home in the car Friday, returning on
Sunday.
Mrs. H. A. Norman, Mrs. P. J. Klink-
er and children and Harold Norman
returned home Thursday from Des
Moines where they enjoyed a weeks
visit at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Oil.
|ver H. Miller. They made the trip,
|overland in Mr.. Klinker's car. IN
Petitions are being circulated in,
Carroll" calling OH the city council to
submit to the vote the question OF a
municipal electric light plant. Dis
satisfaction with rates, service and
general attitude Of the present light
ing company is said to be the cause OF
the movement now under way. 38is
From an item in the Charter Oak.
Times of last week we learn that Mrs.
I. A. Mains has sold her home in
Charter Oak to L. N. Roose. The
Mains home is one Of the finest in
Charter Oak. and Mr.. Roose is to be
congratulated upon the purchased. 1t
Is not learned whether Mrs. Mains
will leave Charter Oak or not.
The Sac City high school decided to
abandon the idea of bootball team
for this year. 1t has been the custom
of the school to obtain the consent of
the parents before permitting the boys
to engage in inter-school games, and
not enough of the boys were able to
obtain this permission. The boys will
take up basket ball instead, I: Il
David Brown, Oldest son Of P. B.
Brown, editor of the Harlan Republi-
can. has announced that he will not
re.enter the newspaper business but
will engage{ in farming DAVID enlist
ed in Uncle Sans service in 1917, and
it was supposed he would again take
up newspaper work when he return
I'd home, but he.has dthert plans it
would seem. Mr.. Browns younger
son.. Harold. will associate himself
with HIS father in the managing and
editing of the Republican. ,r--...-see,z-..
Roomers at the dormitoy enjoyed a
picnic at the Chas. Meyer grove east
of the city Sunday afternoon.
We received a. letter Monday morn
ing from that old true blue union vet
eran, Frederick Boeck, Of West Side.
in which he says he is going to spend
a month or two down at Hot Springs,
Ark. Mr.. Boeck has been a constant
reader of this paper for more than
thirty years and has always been one
of the active citizens of West Side.
We trust that he enjoys his visit at
Hot Springs and returns home much
benefited in health.>