The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
Local Mention

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w. T. Huckstep was in Denison on
Monday afternoon, coming down from
DelOit
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Clark of Dow
City were among the shoppers from
out Of town today.
Mr., and Mrs. George Chamberlain,
of Dunlap, attended the Moeller fun
eral in Denison Tuesday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Moeller of
Lake View, were in Denison Tuesday
called here by the death and funeral Of
a brother of Mr. Moeller. ~, y ~
Miss Edith Emeline Stevenson, of
Council Bluffs is expected soon to
make a brief visit with Mrs. Edith
Ainsworth and other friends here.
Mrs. L. .Hubbel and daughter, Mil
dred arrived home Monday from Sc
attic, Wash, having made short trip
there to attehd to some business mat
ters.
S. G. Wright started on his western
trip Monday morning. when Mrs.
Wright accompanied him as far as
Omaha and remained over until Tues
day evening.
Ralph Holmes is home this week en-
joying ten days furlough with his
relatives in this city. He will return
on Saturday to Fl Sam Houston, Tex,
where he is stationed.
w. G.. Mason of Vail, was a business
caller here today. Mr.. Mason has re-
Gently returned from army service and
will engage in farming for the coming
year near Vail. "a, .. T..
The sPresbyterians are making pre-.
parations for the spring meeting Of
Sioux City ,Presbytery, which will meet
in Denison in April. About $50 dele
gates are expected to be present.
Archie Silletto leaves this. evening
for Bredenbury, Canada, and will
spend the summer there with his sis
ter, Mrs. S. C. Thew, and family. He
will return in fall to resume his col
lege work at Ames.
d. r. 1Shirtcliffe of Willow township
spent a few days Of last week attend
ing to business matters and visiting in
town He reports his son, Sammie,
with no expectations of an immediate
discharge.
g. The Illinois Central carried sixteen
cars of returned soldiers through Den
ison Monday afternoon. The boys were
from the west, and many were COM
rades of Charley Coleman, who has
landed at Camp Mills, and expects to
be home soon.
Little Miss Mabel Frances Crawford
of Sioux City, is spending the week
with her grandmother, Mrs. S. Nord-
holm. She came to Denison Saturday
with Hazel and Edith Nordholm, of
Seattle, Wash, who stopped in Sioux
City for a few days visit with their
sister, Mrs. Frank Crawford. e
The Chicago National League Base
Ball Club. known to the fans as the
Cubs" will pass through Denison on
Thursday morning, over the North
Western on their way to Pasadena,
CAL. where they will engage in spring
training, preparatory to opening the
National League season.
Mrs. Jacob Sims was passenger to
Chicago Sunday evening for short
visit with friends, remaining over to
attend the wedding of her son, James,
which will occur today Mr.. Sims left
last evening for Chicago and will also
be in attendance at the wedding. We
understand that the young Lady is
singer of rare ability. and at present
is an entertainer in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray H. Thompson of
Manila are moving this week into the
John Rusterholz property which they
purchased recently. They will make
Denison their future home. Mr..
Thompson is a graduate from both the
Liberal Arts and Law colleges at our
state university and will take up the
practice Of law in Denison at later
date. However for the summer, he
will be with the Vawter chautauqua
system.
We call attention to prospective
land buyers to an advertisement ap-
pearing in another part of this paper,
of the Wayne Investment Co., of Chey-
enne Wells, Colo, with offices at Wayne
Nebr. Mr.. J. N. Hollenbaugh is the
agent at Wayne, and Messrs. Bernard
Monnick and E. G. Hoax are the sales
agents. The firm /advertises 100000
acres of land for sale and seeks pur'
chasers who desire homes, and who
will make good. Look the ad up and
read it.
The Community Sing, under the di-
rectiOn of Prof C. A. Fullerton, of Ce-
dar Falls, held in the Presbyterian
church last Thursday evening, was at
tended by large number of lovers of
music. A great variety in selections
from Reuben and Rachel to "The
Lost Chord" were rendered and the
evening was pronounced success,
with the added desire that there might
be repetition of this form of enter
tainment Miss Lillian 'Raine at the
organ, with Miss Winifred Wright at
the piano furnished an abundance of
instrumental music of superior quail