The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-16

Milton Johnson of Deloit, was Den
iison business visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Fletcher and sons, of Aber-
deem, S. Oak, arrived in Denison Sun.
dav for visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Bale.
Michael Monaghan was, a county seat
visitor Saturday and while in the city
he called at the Review office and SUBJ
scribed for the paper for a year.
Miss Fern Mills who teaches in the
public schools at Blair, Nebr., spent
the week end in Denison visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j.. w. Mills.
Henry Godberson has rented the
ground near the Illinois Central sta
ton for a term of five years, will fence
the same and use it as pasturage.
The ground belongs to the North
Western company. ~
C. F. Denker returned from Sioux
City Monday where he had been with
Mrs. Denker, who is confined to u
hospital. He reports Mrs. Denker as
rapidly improving in health. a fact
her many friends will be glad to
learn.
At a meeting of the city council on
Monday evening, John D. Muir who
had been recommended as fire chief
by the fire department, had his re-
commentator approved, and he Is
now a full-fledged chief, and will look
after the business pertaining to that
office.
Earl Heiden brought in shipment
|of New Zealand rabbits Tuesday after
noon billed for Pennsylvania. This is
his second shipment to this customer.
He has about 100 rabbits at this time
and is receiving inquiries daily for the
stock. Last week he made ship
ment to Illinois.
Crawford county cannot, boast of
it's excellent climate this week for yes
terday and today there has been a
light fall of snow with almost frigid
Temperature. Coal dealers are well
pleased with the turn of events for
they have been busy repenishing the
coal bins. S g.
The Denison Board of Equalization
finished the work OF adjusting assess
ments made by Assessor Norman last
Friday. There were only few chang
es made in the assessment rolls. The
Board of Review will meet next Mon
day at nine o'clock when they Will
hear those who have complaints to
make as to their assessments.
Mrs. c. Fl. Stauffer and little daugh.
ter, Margaret, who have been at Glad
brook and Gowrie, Iowa. the past week
visiting old friends and relatives, re-
turned home Monday evening. Mrs.
Stauffer went to Gladbrook to consult
the Doctors brother-ir-laW, an old
physician concerning her health. Mrs.
Stauffer was confined to her bed three
weeks. before making the trip. She is
reported to be somewhat improved
although her, condition is quite serious
Mr.. and Mrs Peter krauth were
the recipients of box of beautiful
roses yesterday from their son, Carl,
who is stationed at FIT. Ringgold,. Tex,
where the soldier boys are watching
the border 1CarlSis stationed wlth1a
Spanish family of very high rank and
has the most pleasant Of surround
ings. He, speaks in ,ligh sterlhs Of tie
family and says theySdo everything to
make his stay pleasant. He spent SIX
months at Honolulu before being sent
to Texas and has therefore seen con-
siderable territory. y.ra,[
Rev. Tourtellot, former pastor of the
Presbyterian church Of this city, spent
Saturday and Sundaysof last week Wis
ftirg friends in this scity. He is en-
gagged in Y. M. G. A. work and has been
stationed at Newport News, Va, from
which place he accompanies troop
trains to various environments through
the United States. He has recently
returned from a trip to Seattle, Wash,
and on this occasion was returning
from a trip to camp in Texas. He
was the guest at the J. l.. Boyd home
while in the city. y.