The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08
DeniSOn Local

Joe Hedderman was a visitor in
Omaha Friday.
r. ShawVan was in Carroll Friday
transacting legal business.
Mrs. J. C. Monaghan, of Vail, was
q shopper in the city Thursday.
Ben Bruggen and Harold Sillettc
visited friends in Schleswig Saturday
evening. 49, I .
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Jacobsen spent
last Wednesday in Omaha, where they
visited relatives. -. 49, 49,. -.
Mrs. George Dieter of Vail, was
among those from out of town shop
ping here Thursday.
Mrs. H. D. Jones was down from
Schleswig Thursday spending the day
with friends and shopping. s74g&r
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Kepford were up
from Arion last Thursday spending
the day with friends in Denison. q"
Miss Rhea Cummings, of Manila
has been spending the past few days
in .Denison, the guest Of Mrs. w. A,
Lamborn.
George Newcom, of the Lincoln
Highway garage, transacted business
In Omaha Wednesday and Thursday
of last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Slavery,
a daughter, on Thursday, October I'd.
Mother and babe are both reported to
be doing nicely.
julius Christensen returned Mon
day to his home at Lake Park after a
visit in Denison at the home Of his
brother, Sam Christensen.
Carl Hitler, of Charter Oak, was in
the city Thursday and while here pur-
chasedi a Studebaker touring car of the
Denis0n Auto company"
Rev! Healy, of Sioux City, bishop OF
the Sioux City diocese, was in Deni-
son Thursday and confirmed a class
of forty children at the St. Rose of
Lima church.
FL. Johnson and son, of Stockholm
township were in Denison on Thurs
day. Mr.. Johnson was carrying a
bruised left cheek, having become too
closely connected with the rough end
of q piece of 2x4 timber recently.
Mrs H. F. Bolton, Mrs. M. A. Pen
ney and Mrs. VIM. Strahan went to
Council Bluffs Tuesday, where they
are attending district meeting of the
w. c. T. U. as delegates from the Dem
ison order. r~ ----
Ralston celebrated a big homecom-
ing day on Saturday last. Carl F..
Kuehnle made the principal address
of the day and his speech was we'll re-
ceived. There was a big crowd in at
tendance, and fine program was car
ried out s-tRs .As 5,..,,.,, .
Acknowledgment OF the good work
done by the Odebolt fire department
at the time of the big fire at the
Adams ranch, the owners of the ranch
have donated $250O. to the department.
The donation IS. duly appreciated by
the lire boys Of Odebolt; sthey have
long been In need or new equipment
and this donation will in large meas
nres cover the costslof the 1new equip
ment. F.,-5..
TIE Ida Grove papers ANNOUNCE this
week that after October 31st the sub
scription price Of the papers will be
raised to $500 per. year. The present
price is $3.50. Prices Of print paper
and, all materials used in the printing
business have warranted the raise for
more than a year back. Now if the
Ida Grove papers will get out of the
Is cent advertising rate class and
adopt a rate of rs cents-a rate con-
coded to be very fair for newspapers
of their circulation-'the proprietors
will find it somewhat easier to keep
the red ink from their bank books.
Miss Edna Wright, niece of Alfred
Wright, who is studying this year in
the Oberlin conservatory of music,
has been elected member OF the
Oberlin Women's Glee club, singing
first soprano The Women's Glee club
one year ago, has al
ready established itself as one of the
major organizations in student life.
Competition for places is exceedingly
close and membership constitutes one
of the leading undergraduate honors.
The Glee club has already contributed
its share towards maintaining the
high musical standard for which Ober-
lin is well known. Last year besides
the home concert at Oberlin ten con-
certs were given in the states of Ohio,
Indiana and Michigan. The club is
on lines similar to the mems
glee Club and it promises to occupy a
unique position in the life of the stu.
dent body and in the college musical