The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04
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mess visitor in this city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Holley were
Omaha visitors Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Nelson Butterworth was a cali
err from Dow City between trains on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hecht motored
to Dunlap Thursday evening and spent
Memorial day with relatives.
Miss Coda Honz was up from Dow
City between trains last Thursday,
shopping and visiting friends.
Mrs. Chas. Zimmerman and Mrs
Fred fIanneman Of Dunlap we're brief
visitors in this city Thursday after.
noOn. 1sit n.y. rr
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Staley and Mr..
and Mrs. L. j.. Staley Of Ute, were
shopping and visiting friends here on
Thursday
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock at the McHenry Hall. A good
attendance is desired.
Clarence Bryan, of Paradise town
ship, was a Review caller on Tuesday
VI ILLS Wc6R. WI. DiydH 10 al oiu
settler in the county, having lived here
for the past 81 years. III
Mrs. Oliver H. Miller and son, Oil
yer Jr., are spending this week here
visiting with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. III. A. Norman and her sis
ter, Mrs. P. J. Klinker. -
Mrs. o. Il. Fink and children re-
turned to their home. at Wellington
Texas, on Saturday, after a pleasant
three weeks visit here with. the Ed
gar and Charles Brogden families.
The friends OF Mrs. M. j. Burke are
pleased to learn that she is rapidly
improving and regaining. her health.
She is still at Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
and will probably remain there until
July first.
Rev. Chas. R. Blair, of Omaha, who
delivered the Memorial day address
IN this city, was guest of Rev. and
Mrs. J. l.. Boyd during his stay in
Denison, Rev. Bair and Rev. Boyd be-
ing old time friends.
Mrs. Foster Hain received tele-
gram under date of May 80, informing
her of the arrival of her husband from
France. He is stationed at present
in Philadelphia. Pa, and expects to
reach home soon. @ .~ ga
"A. ]. Gary has been trying to move
into his new home this week but has
been more or less Inconvenience ow-
ing to rainy weather. He has pur.
chased the Samuel Luney property on
Railroad and Washington Avenues
onI ;nfap1o IA y,oakh thic hic norm q N,
ent home. -.... 49,
Mrs. A. G. Martyr of Ponca. Nebr.,
is spending this week visiting friends
in this city. Mrs. Martyr resided
here number of years ago when her
husband was pastor of the local Pres
byterian church, and her many old
time friends are greatly pleased to
meet her again. : u
- Members Of the: Woodman Circle
! who can furnish flowers for the Mem.
Orial services Sunday afternoon, are
requested to leave them at the home
OF Mrs. Mary Mcmahon, on West
SO that the committee may arrange
them in bouquets and wreatfs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lister have
been enjoying a visit from their
daughter-in.law, Mrs. Spencer Lister,
OF Spencer, Nebr. It will be remem-
bered that Mrs. Listers husband died
last winter from the flu, and this
proved a great blow to her. She has
one son, in France, whom she expects
to return soon.
All who are interested in the Faith.
~ TCror
to meet at the home of Mrs. r. N.
Server, the county chairman, Friday
evening of this week, to discuss the
furtherance of the organization in this
district. Officers and members of the
various clubs and organizations of the
city are especially urged to be present
and good attendance is desired.
County Agent Quist and Engineer
Fishel Held meeting at Willow Cen.
ter last Monday evening at which time
there was a good attendance notwith.
standing the rainy weather Talks
were made on good roads and upon
farm bureau organization. All OF the
meetings held thus far by the county
agent have been we'll attended, and
have been the means Of doing much
SOOu lOWolu CAOSIAA6 q DCCtSk AoAAhA
bureau organization. ..- 7o
1.-THE wise man. trims his sail to
meet the gale" says E. w. Elayer, the
land man, of Rugby, N. D. Mr.. Elayer
has an ad in another part Of the Re-
view in which he calls attention to a
number of farms he has for sales Three
of the farms are in Sergeant county,
N. D., are are said to be very fine
farms, and in the richest section OF
Dakota. The land is level with splen.
did black loam soil, and the crops are
generally big, Look his jad over and
write him If interested. !,
After the two Farm News Depart,
ment" pages had been made up, we
received an advertisement from the
Sifford Hog Remedy company Of Lo-
gan, with instructions to run. 1t this
week. The ad viii be found therefore
on another page other than the Farm
News Department page. The mem
bers of the concern selling this hog
remedy are we'll known business men
OF Logan, and should q representative
call on any of our farmer readers, no
fear need be expressed because of be
ing unacq,taintedy with the represent.
alive. We ask that all who are inter-
ested read the advertisement