The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-10
Denis0n Local

James Hughes enjoyed a visit from
his father, Joseph Hughes, last week.
Miss Nellie Olson was among the
shoppers from Vail in Denison Thurs
day.
P. e. Christensen, Of Charter Oak,
was a Denison/ business visitor Fri
day.
Mrs. A. F. Durkee and daughter,
Faye, returned home after a week.
visit in Denison.
4 County Agent Quist spent Saturday
afternoon and Sunday with his par
ents at Missouri Valley.
Miss Margaret Pearson has gone to
Dallas Center, where she will teach
the coming school year.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Lamberty spent
the first two days of the week in Oma-
ha in order to hear President Wilson
speak.
Misses Florence Grayson and Faye
Durkee recently returned from two
weeks visit. at Denver and in the
mountains.
: Mrs. Burton Bolton and daughter
returned home Monday from Leeds,
where they had been visiting at the
home OF John Waite.
" Miss Jessie Gilbreath, who has been
visiting at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Gibreath, returned
Saturday morning to Grand Island,
Neb.
I'D Goebel, Of the Carpenter Tire
Co, accompanied !by his family, spent
the past week at Alton and LeMars,
where relatives and friends were Wis
tied.
4 Albert Faui, youngest son of Dep.
uty Clerk Frank Faul, departed Sat
urday evening for Des Moines, where
he will continue his studies at Des
Moines college.
& The Sherman sales agency reports
the sale of Hudson cabrolet to Au-
gust Schroeder of West Side. and an
Essex auto to Otto Clausen, Of Char.
ter Oak, during the week.
I George Menagh has been in Denison
the past week. He had just returned
from a visit with his son. Charles,
who is operating a large ranch and
dealing in land near Highmore. S. D.
!, w. w. Davis, of the Davis Service
Co., together with factory represent
alive, made a trip over the territory
on Thursday in the interests Of the
USL battery, handled by the Davis
concern.
. Miss Clara Curry has returned to
Lincoln, Neb., where She will again
enter the state university and COM
plete her education. Her mother.
Mrs. A. T. urrys.accompanied her as
far as Omaha on Saturday.
! The fire department was called to
the Northwestern freight station on
Friday morning when it was discov-
ered that the roof was on fire. The
blaze was =. extinguished, however,
when the department arrived. j..
4 D. w. McAhren, of Sioux City, spent
d few hours in Denison Thursday
shaking hands with old friends. He
reports his father Green McAhren, as
enjoying good health and as being
well content with his new home.
I. L. T. Petersen, the timer, has NOV
ed to the building formerly occupied
by the Denison IHerold on Main street,
and is fitting up fine office and sales
room, with a large work room in the
rear. Mr. Petersen. it will be remem-
bered, purchased the heating and tin
work business from Fisher & Gray.
The name OF Mrs. Fred Kahl was
unintentionally omitted from the list
Of the departed old settlers that was
read at the picnic Of week ago. The
secretary worked hard to compile a
complete list of those departed, but
without complete records, a name
could easily be missed. We take this
method Of correcting the omission.
Sheriff Greene received notice on
Thursday morning that Ford car
belonging to Henry Lachmann had
been stolen from in front of the hall
at Schleswig on Wednesday evening,
The sheriff got busy Immediately and
succeeded in locating the car, about
az miles northwest of Danbury. The
car was almost worthless, however,
for the thieves had stripped it OF ev.
erything of any value.
w f. Mundt., wife and son. Robert,
Of Whittier, Calf. arrived in Denison
Thursday and will visit relatives
anu lIAcAVS III @OculSOH anu STdWlOTu
county for few days. ! Mr.. Mundt
Informs us that his son. Walter. has
returned from overseas, arriving home
the 18th of August. lie was in France
for nine months. Crawford county
people residing at Whittier or near
there are reported as getting along
fine and all are prospecting
On the editorial page Of section two
of this paper will be found an article
from the pen of Rev. Robert Karr, of
the PRESBYTERIAN church. The caption
Of this article is What Kind of a
Church Does Denison Need?" The ar
ticle favors community church, at
tractive evangelical, modernly
equipped with auditorium and seat
ing capacity for one thousand, recrea-
ton rooms, reading rooms, games.
dining rooms, motion picture machine
and any other educational apparatus
that appeals to the young life Of the
city. Give the article careful read
Ing. You will find it in "Everybody's
Column