The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-17

/! S. G. Wright is out in Nebraska THIS
week, where he is visiting a number OF
his shoe customers.
II. Earl Chase and lAdolph Pike, both
residing near Buck Grove, were in Den.
ison this morning transacting business.
Miss Elizabeth Yount, stenographer
at the Review office, is at her home III
Woodbine this week, suffering with an
attack of the mumps.
| A. J. Clauson and daughters, Ruth
and Ethel, and Clarence Clauson. who
reside near Kiron, are callers in the
city this afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Boylan of Lincoln, arrived
in the city Sunday for a two weeks Wis.,
it at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Boylan. Paul Boylan, who is in the
employ of the Nebraska state highway
commission, will arrive this evening.
c. w. Smell. of Deloft, was a caller at
this office Tuesday. He reports a very
successful sale on last Friday. Mr..
Smell will move to Lake View in the
spring, where he will make his future
home. 81
Word is given out that the member
ship of the NJ. E. church at Denison will
have a series of protracted meetings
during January. They have a pastor
full Of enthusiasm and plan to have
the coming meetings most important
from a religious point of view.
Frank Barrett was in town the first
of the week and ordered his Review
sent to his address at Muskogee, Okla,
to which place he and his family have
moved EIe has not decided just what
line Of business he will take up as yet,
but expects to get into something very
soon.
We are in receipt Of a letter from L..
|
| Neh. in which he orders the paper sent
to his address, and says he wants the
paper for Christmas. He likes the Dow
City news the way it is handled and
wishes us to inform the correspondent
to keep the good work going.
7. d. Wunderlick and family, of Of
ter Creek township, are now occupying
the r. c. Hawley home on East Burt
| street, which they purchased recently.
| Mrs. Hawley and babe departed last
week for California after a months Wis
| it with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louie
Osterlund.
A letter addressed to the Review De-
cember 18th from the Iowa State col
| lege at Ames, states that Ames has for
a week been without fuel for it's cleo
| trio power and gas plants and has no
| electric lights, no electric power, no
| adequate gas supply.
r. Knaul is now located in his new
| room on the east side Of Mains treet,
| formerly occupied by the Willard serv
| ice station. He is not all settled, but is
getting his stock arranged as rapidly as
| possible. When fully arranged the
room will answer his purpose very well,
| and he is going to like the location.
William Savery's new house on South
| Jefferson avenue is being rapidly COM
| pleted. The structure is of hollow tile,
and is modern in architecture, and will
make a very comfortable home. .,NIr.
Slavery expects. to occupy it March first.
The home he recently sold to G. L.Voss
| on Sweet street has been purchased by
John Houlihan. q
The Model Electric Co. has been$ask-
| ed to figure on wiring new bank build
| ing at Scranton, the request coming
| from a large contracting concern at ST.
Paul. Alfred Rohwer, the proprietor
| of the Model Electric Co., is reaching
out, and taking care Of considerable
| outside business in his line, besides hay
ing a large amount of local work to do.
The request from st. Paul is a just
recognition of ability and an aim to do
good work at reasonable profits.
| G. w. Smutney and wife, of Wilbur,
Nebn have been spending the past
week in Denison and surrounding terri
present they are visiting with Mr.. and
| Mrs. p. j. Greves, in Denison. Mr..
Smutney has recently sold out his cloth
| ing business at Wilbur and will take
good long rest. He has been quite sue
cessful since leaving Denison, has de-
voted his entire time to business mat
ters and feels the need of rest. Later
on he may decide to engage in business
in this city, depending on what turns
! up. - Y
a double wedding was solemnized on
Tuesday afternoon at the Presbyterian
manse when the Misses Smith, of West
Side, became brides. Miss Margaret was
married to Harvey James Easter. of
| Kansas. and Miss Mildred became the
bride of Albert j. Ohrt, Of LaPorte City,
Iowa. Mr.. Ohrt and Mr.. Easter are
both farmers. and both served in the
SSth division overseas. The brides are
daughters of Mrs. Mary Smith. a widow
| living near West Side. Mr. Easter eX-
poets to return with his bride to Kansas
while Mr.. Ohrt is planning on locating
near Vail. The ring ceremony was used
Each bride wore a beautiful bouquet of
roses, and were dressed in dark blue
travelling costumes. The vows were
propounded by Robert karr Presbyteri.
| an minister.
The membership of the Baptist church
| have been much pleased with the re-
vival meetings which closed on last Sun.
day night. They had secured for their
leader Rev. T.. S. Sucker. of Ottawa,
Kans., and with him was associated
Foster Jones, of Winona Lake, Ind.
Evangelist Sucker was here for two
weeks. He held continued interest from
first to last. He made a special effort
to reach the children and young people
generally. His talk to the high school
boys and girls could not have been bet
tered, for a strong presentation of
the vital things Of this life. The
christian religion was presented at
all times in a manner to appeal to the
reason and good judgment of the listen
ers and this was very effective. Mr..
Jones proved very popular with all. The
church responded Loyalty with the need
ed music, the mems choir being special
ly good George Lass. the new photog.
rapher, an old Denison boy, did some
artistic advertising in the store win.
doWs. There have been many additions
to the church. Rev. Hamilton and his
|people are to be congratulated.