The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-22

| Miss Iona Brosr,s, Of Arion. visited
: with friends here Monday.
Mrs. Mark Reilly was a shopper II
: Denison Friday from Dow City.
Mrs. J. B. Barrett was down from
Deloit Saturday having dental worl
| done.
Mrs. Star Goddard, Dow City, was
among the shoppers here yesterday
from out of town.
J. F. Curry, of Seward Neb, spent
the week end in Denison visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Curry.
Henry Boysen is down from Schles
wig this afternoon attending to some
business matters and calling on. &C.
quaintances.
DR.. J. ]. Meehan returned home last
ievening from Chicago where he spent
several days in attendance at a medi.
cal convention.
Rev. and Mrs. Robt. Karr were pas.
sengers to Omaha Monday, where they
are spending few days this week
visiting with friends.
| ooSoD oOAAoOH, my OcDc1
old Norman expect to leave tomor-
row for Wyoming where they plan to
file claims Oh government lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Terry departed
yesterday for Des Moines where they
will remain for several days in at
tendance at the Presbytery meeting
Only one license to wed has been
issued by County Clerk J. w. Mona
CHAN during the past week, that being
to John J. Blessington, Of Breda, and
Margaret NJ. Mccarthy, of West Side,
on Thursday, October 18th
c. J. WEIGH will go to Dunlap Fri
day evening. where he will assist in
the organization of the new American
Legion post at that place. There are
now about two hundred and fifty posts
in the state, with a total membership
Iof twenty-five thousand.
There seems to have been misun.
derstanding as to the matter of send
ing money orders to Germany. In the
last week a special circular has been
issued by the department at Washing
ton stating that money orders can not
be sent to Germany as technically
state Of war still exists between that
country and this. Ordinary letters and
parcels of merchandise of limited
weight can be sent to Germany any
time, but no none! orders.
In this issue of the Review the
ladies of the Trinity Guild of the
Episcopal church are using space to
announce Halloween dancing party
which they will give at the gymnasi-
UNI on Thursday evening, October
Both. Hams Novelty orchestra will
furnish the music Halloween decora.
tons are being planned for this oc.
casiOn. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended everyone to attend. Tickets
are on sale at the Schlumberger phar. ,
macy. fill.
Sheriff "A. C. Greene picked up three
runaway boys in Denison on Monday ,
and after questioning them found that |
their home was in Chicago. The boys
were thirteen, fourteen and seventeen
years Of age and they had set out for
the west with high hopes of making
of themselves. Cold wealth.
er and lack of funds rather dampened
their spirits and they expressed de.
sire to return to their homes Sheriff |
Greene furnished them with trunspor-
tation to the next county seat east of |
here.
Sheriff A. c. Greene has gained con-
OF reputation for locating
stolen automobiles and thus far dur
ng his term every car stolen from
Crawford county owners has been re-
On last Thursday the sheriff
loticed Is year old boy driving a
Tord car here in Denison without Ii.
'ense plates and took him In custody.
Within o short time he found out from
he sheriff Of Harrison county that the
ar belonged to a farmer near Missouri
Valley, and that it had been stolen
our days previously. The Harrison
county sheriff came to Denison and
ook the boy and car to Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bartcher at
ended a big meeting of the Iowa Fun
raj Directors association at Oska-
0osa on Wednesday and Thursday.
hey were accompanied as far as
by Mrs. NJ. c. Fuller.
Tho went on to Cedar Rapids for a
isit with Mrs. Harry Scaggs. The
'artchers were compelled to abandon
he auto at Marshalltown on account
the roads and take the steam cars
Dr. Oskaloosa. The meeting was one
the most successful in the history
f the association. Mr.. Bartcher as
resident of the sixth district, made
report, and the same was received
.ith cnnSidera HE ann1ause We nm. |
erstand the report will be printed in