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

The board of supervisors are in SEES
sion today, taking up some important
road matters.
Mrs. R. Singing and daughter
Neva, from Chicago, are here visiting
at the home TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ret
man.
John Waite, wife and daughter took
their departure for Douglas, Wyo
this morning, where they will visit for
some time.
Mrs. C. c. 'Hecht and mother, Mrs
Liscomb. of Dunlap, were in Denison
on business Wednesday. They spent
the day with Mrs Ernest Schroever.
j. w. Sims, of the firm of Moore &
Sims, horse buyers, was in the city
today and purchased car load of
horses. The firm makes headquarters
at Busy, Iowa.
The Denison Seed Co. shipped a
load of cattle to Chicago Monday, for
which they received fairly good
price. This company is shipping con-
siderable stock at this time. and thus
far have been quite lucky as to price.
John Bolieu, of Los Angeles, Cali,
has been visiting in Denison and
Charter Oak the past few days. Mr..
Bolieu was formerly a resident of
Charter Oak and still has consider.
able land interest in Willow town.
ship. Mrs. Bolieu is visiting rela-
tives at Waterloo at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Mote expect to
leave tomorrow for Porterville, Calf,
where they will visit at the NJ. P. Rem
fro home. They expect to be absent
five or six, weeks, as Mr. Renfro has
planned an extensive fishing and hunt
ing tripzup into the mountains. They
will no doubt have a most enjoyable
time.
The annual Mission FESTIVAL of the
Lutheran church will be celebrated
next Sunday at Updike park. There
will be two services, one at 1920 a.
m. and the other at 2:30 p. m. Should
the weather be unfavorable the SER
vices will be held at the church. Ev.
eryone is invited to these services
Rev. VIM. ,Frese, Pastor. -,
We understand there is a movement
on foot whereby the Farmers union
are negotiating for the purchase of
the farmers elevator in Denison. OFF,
GERS of the union held a meeting in
Denison last Saturday and went into
the matter in detail. Efforts to sub
stantiate the rumor, through the off.
GERS of the elevator company, were
of no avail at this time.
Rev. Albert Seagrave is expected
in Denison Sunday for visit at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. r. p Plimpton
and with his many old friends. He is
one Of the most prominent Baptist
in Burma, and has been
at the head of a number Of colleges
and had supervision Of large mission
fields. Mrs. Seagrave is also a mis-
sionary. Rev. 'Seagrave is. a son of
]. ID. Seagrave, vino was one of the
lived on farm on the big creek in
Goodrich township for many years and
after whom Seagrave avenue was
named. Rev. Seagrave has been a
patient at the Mayo hospital at Ro-
chester, Mimi, and may not feel able
to speak at the Baptist church on
Sunday. His many friends will be
very happy, however, to meet him
and renew their former warm friend.
ship. a.. sE 81 =,
The B. B. Store club made up of
the employees of the Bale Brodersen
company department. store, held a
regular monthly meeting at the store
on Wednesday evening Of last week.
A sumptuous supper was enjoyed at
six o'clock, followed by the regular
business meeting. 1t is the
purpose of the club to have a lecture
by some visiting salesman or men,
Der Of the club regarding the manu-
facture or sale Of goods and the value
of good craftsmanship, as we'll as to
enjoy a social evening together. The
feature of the meeting on Wednesday
was lectuer by Mr.. Halworth Stark,
of Chicago, who is representative
sent out by DR.. VIM. Scholl, the foot
spe cialist. The talk was illustrated
by excellent slides, which pictured
the possible deformities of the feet
arising from the wrong kind of shoes
and suggesting the corrections which !
should be made. Those who listened |
to the lecture declared it one of the
best they have yet enjoyed. A social
hour followed the address of the eve.
ming. These meetings are proving |
very popular as we'll as valuable to |
the members Of the club.