The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-16

Nels Taylor OF Boyer, was in DEM
son Friday calling on friends.
Arthur Peters was visitor in Deni
son Monday from West Side.
John Sachau of Deloit, spent Mon
day here transacting business.
MiSss Betty Shattuck visited friend!
at Ida Grove Sunday and Monday.
James Mccormick of Vail was {
brief business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Butler were brie,
callers in Denison Saturday from Ar
ion.
Clement J. Welch was in Chicago
Thursday and Friday of last week or
business. ~ =
- c.. M. Dybro spent Monday in Cedar
lgoods men.
VIM. Bell was up from Dow City or
Tuesday calling on friends at the
county capital.
Nicholas Hansen of Dow City was
in the city Tuesday attending to some
business matters.
B. j. Sibbert of the Sibbert-Re liners
Co., spent Tuesday in Omaha ON bust
ness for the firm. =.
Frank Pfarr has been confined to
his home for the past few days suffer
ing with severe cold.
Mrs. Wagner of Boone, is spending
few days this week in Denison, a
guest of Mrs. Sarah Wagner
C. D. Fink, prosperous farmer re.
siding near Deloit was in the city
Saturday transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whiting, of Vail
visited in Denison Sunday, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Bartlett.
Miss Beulah Aylesworth expects to
go to Sioux City Friday where she will
visit over Easter with her father.
Deputy Sheriff Jacob, Johnson was
lin Dow City Tuesday attending to
some business in connection with his
Office. - "a ~ VI
Miss Beatrice Lally, who teaches at
missouri Valley spent the week end in
Denison, with her mother, Mrs. P. e.
G. Lally. >-.s.l - Y, -
| mrs. Georgia Liscomb and daughter
were up from Dunlap Sunday spend
ing the day at the R. w. Bamford
home.
C. D. Miller departed Sunday eve
ming for Rochester, Mimi, where he
will consult specialists. 1t is possible
that he will submit to an operation
before returning home.
Robert Gulick who visited in Deni-
son the past week with relatives and
friends, departed Monday evening for
| Chicago where he will accept posi-
ton with one of the railway compan-
les. .s4,.ss-[
Robert Barr. resident Of Sioux City
Visited in Denison over Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Bamford.
He was in the same company with
their son, Bernard and at his death
accompanied the remains to Denison.
David .Fellingham was up from COun.
Gil Bluffs Sunday visiting Mrs. Sarah
Wagner. Mrs. Wagner expects to
leave Denison within the next few
days to, make + hersho1ne with her
daughter, Mrs. Fellihgham at Council
3lurrts; fTTI&GJ 4E.SlTj OF I
Roy Gebert has been employed by
the Boys store and will work in the
floor covering department and mems
furnishing department of the store.
Roy only recently was discharged from
the service. He is wide awake
young man and under the tutorship OF
his father will become successful
merchant
Manager 4, Krauth announces for
Wednesday, April 23, the city attrac-
| ton, Cleopatra, with Theda Bara as
the principal. This picture has been
having a big run in every big city Of
the country and is now being released
to smaller places. 1t is really man.
moth production, being produced with
gorgeous effects in settings and cos
tunes, and was photographed with
much pictorial beauty. 1t is said that
Miss Bara is more daring in her i'm
personation Of Cleopatra than is Gus
tomary with actresses Of the spoken
stage.
Sheriff Green has been notified by
the warden OF the state penitentiary
at Fort Madison that Adolph WieSe,
who was sent there from this county
Sept. Is 1915, to serve twenty year
term for assault TO commit rape, had
escaped from the institution. 1t will
be remembered that Wiese attacked
the daughter CT prominent farmer
residing in East Boyer township. He
is about IS years of age, S feet SlA
inches tail, weighs about $50 lbs, blue
eyes, dark chestnut hair, and stout
build. 1t is said that he has relatives
at Manila AID wife at Rapid City.
S. Oak. A reward of $50 will be paid
for his arrest.
So