The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-17
DeniSOn Local

w. E. Fishel. banker of Dow City
was in Denison between trains Tues
day.
Editor Monaghan. Of the Vail Oh
server, was transacting business in
Denison Tuesday.
Mrs Nelson Butterworth, of Dow
City, shopped and visited with friends
in Denison Saturday.
Sears McHenryS is up in Canada
this week where he is looking after
extensive land interests. ~, =.
J. w. Miller, Jr., of the Commercial
bank was Council Bluffs visitor or
Monday, where he transacted bust
ness. IT.
c. l.. Nicholson has sold his home on
East Broadway to g Mr.. Messenbrink
of near Charter Oak, consideration
$4,000.
Misses Iona Brosius and Martha
Hird, of Arion, attended meeting
of the Eastern Star in Denison last
Wednesday evening.
c. L. Voss leaves this evening for
Des Moines where he goes as dele
gate from the Methodist church to at
tend the annual conference.
Fritz Mundt consummated deal
this week whereby he sells his fine
$50 acre farm in East Boyer town.
ship to Frank Comstock. We under
stand the consideration was $64,400.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knaack and Harry
Knaack and Miss Stahmer, all of Day.
export, visited in Denison Sunday
at the home of Chas. Bartcher From
here they drove to Correctionville for
a visit.
J. j. Sullivan head man in the sig.
nal service for the North Western
railway. has decided to move to Deni-
son from Carroll, and has rented the
A. ]. Gary house on South Washing
ton Avenue.
The friends of Lieut.. Harry f.
Meyers have been pleased to hear that
daughter was born to his household
on last Saturday. Mrs, Meyers is at
George, Iowa, up in the northwest
corner of thesstate. ..
Don Wilkinson has resigned his po-
sition as travelling salesman for the
Denison bottling works, and we un-
derstand that firm is looking for
successor. We have not learned Mr..
Wilkinson's intentions.
E. w. Davis, Of the Davis service
station. has been very i'll at his home
on South SWeetaAtreet the past week.
At this writing, however, he is much
improved. fact his numerous friends
will no n1aoSed fo learn
We are pleased to state that Wal
ter Lochmiller, who was so severely
injured in an auto accident last week,
has been able to. leave the hospital
and return to his home. For time
it was thought the injury might prove
serious.
Ut. Haugh and daughter, Miss Mar
guerite, accompanied by Miss Mar
guefite Farrelly, OF Chicago, returned
home Tuesday morning. Mr. Haugh
and fdaughter had visited friends at
COlfax, Davenport and Chicago during
helspasti tyoi Weeks, 't;EAa''Gn1& ig~a
r.. w. Pierce will leave tomorrow
morning f6r Des Moines, where he
will. attend the, Methodist conference.
Friends of Mr.. Pierce are urging his
candidacy as delegate to the gener-
al conference, and with bright pros
poets for; Ms election }f@N ss1'-.
frank Comstock has purchased the
Merrill property on Saunders street,
which consists of the home and sew
en- lots, the confederation being $1,000.
The Comstoek family expect to move
to Denison next spring. Mr.. Comstock
also purchased the Fritz Mundt farm
in East Boyer township, of 2S0 acres,
at $3.50 pei. ACRE
Raymond MITCHELL is driving new
bus, the body Of which was recently
purchased through the Sherman agen-
cy. Raymond purchased Ford truck
and then he and Mr.. Sherman went
to Omaha and had body fitted to
the truck. He Is now making all the
trains, and we understand will an.
swer calls from all parts of the city.
Dennis Woodruff, brother of John
Woodruff, who came from Globe, Ari-
IONA, called here by the death of his
mother Mrs. Mary Woodruff, was in
thes city on Tuesday. Mr.. Woodruff
is an experienced mining man, and
has spent the past four years at
Globe. Prior to that time he was in
Colorado, where he was interested in
mining.
The. article written by Rev. Robert
Karr that appeared in last weeks Re-
view relative TO community church
for Denison was widely read and Gre
ated very much favorable comment
Rev. Karr says that judging from the
number of readers who have spoken
to him since the articel appeared, and
who favor the proposition, such a
church may be a possibility.
Linden o. Johnson, who has been
employed by the Review as advertis-
ing compositor, resigned his position
and left for Chicago on Saturday eve.
ming. From Chicago he expects to go
to Wyoming, where he will file on a
soldiers claim and take up agricul-
ture and stock raising. Mr.. Johnson
wassa composition of much ability and
was real gentleman. He was a
member of the Denison baseball club,
and proved of considerable assistance
to the team during the season.
, The wedding of Mary Louise Jones
and. Carroll Francis Grain tnnk n1orn