The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-19


son business caller Tuesday. ....e..
Electric service on Sunday will be be
tween the hours of in the morning
and 9 at night .,s,.... II.
Carl Johannsen, a prominent farmer
of near Schleswig, is in, Denison today
transacting business.
Frank Dobbert, of Boyer, called al
| the Review office Wednesday and re
| newed his subscription for another year
O'Connell Bros, Of West Side, were
callers at the Review office Tuesday anC
gave us an order for the paper for a
year. .
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Freed, a
son, on this wednesday, morning, No
vember 10th. Mother and babe are both
doing nicely. i.
Mrs r. P. Conner and son will leave
Monday for Council Bluffs for a two
weeks visit at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dudley
Pat Hassett purchased 80 acres of
land of E. G. Heiden, known as the A.
L. Rogers homestead, Mr.. Rogers hay
ing owned it for thirty-five years.
Miss Elizabeth Meehan is expected
home the last of the week from Chicago.
where she has been making a visit with
friends for the past two weeks. ~
On page one of the first section of
this issue of the Review we print an ex.
cellent likeness of Father M. j. Farrell
ly. This picture was taken some years
ago by photographer w. w. Ferguson
Mrs. J. r. Bradfeld and daughter,
Mae, residents Of Gooding. Ida, visited
in Denison over Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Conner They were
enroute to their home from Waterloo,
where they made a several weeks visit
with relatives.
Robert Cruise and wife, of Dunlap.
have been visiting in Denison with his
brother Daniel, and other relatives and
friends. From here they went to Sioux
City, where they will spend the winter
with their daughter. Mr.. Cruise is not
enjoying the best of health.
Mrs. Geo. McHenry and Mrs. r. p.
Conner returned home Friday evening
from Sioux City where they attended
the Episcopal deanery meeting. Mrs.
McHenry was elected president of the
Sunday school work in this section of
the state. While in Sioux City they
were entertained at the home of DR..
and Mrs. B. F. Philbrook. -"
The Red Cross drive made Friday by
members of the American Legion result.
ed in 500 members being enrolled. The
city was divided into districts and. a
house to house canvass made. Service
men who helped with the canvass re-
port the people generally were more
than glad to renew their memberships
to this worthy organization. George
McHenry, county chairman of the Red
Cross, reports that the canvass of the
county has not been completed, but that
the work will be finished the last of this
week. In most cases officers of the 10.
cal chapters are conducting the men,
bership campaign.
" Mr.. Rumble, proprietor Of the Denison
gardens in east Denison, is raising some
beautiful chrysanthemums in his green
house. The flowers are immense in
size and equal of any grown in the
largest hot houses Of the country. Mr.
Rumble is an experienced florist having
worked for years at the business, and
the past winter had charge of one Of
the green houses at the Wilcox estab-
lishment in Council Bluffs. Mr.. Rumble
Is planning on charging his agreen
house next spring as he finds there is
a considerable demand here for the bet
ter grade of flowers. A large green
house in Denison should be a paying
and could supply the needs
of a large territory.
The two newspapers Of Denison are
pioDaDiy aHected more by the curtalled
electric service than any other Denison
institutions. Both the Review and Bull
letin plants depend entirely upon cleo
trio power to drive all of the machin-
cry and without power both plants
would be at a standstill. Electric cur
rent Is used for the melting Of the met
al used in casting the type and now
that the current is not turned on until
eight o'clock it takes until nine o'clock
to have the metal in shape for casting.
In the Review plant every minute will
be utilized but now that we are unable
to operate the linotype nights, as has
heretofor been done, it may be possible
that the news columns will not be as
complete as heretofore. The Review has
no complaints to make but we do ask
the Indulgence of our patrons during
the present crisis and rest assured
that We will bend every effort in giving
all OF the important news even if some
what condensed.