The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-22
Erich Mesenbrink was over from
Charter Oak Monday transacting bus

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bretthauer Wis
| tied relatives in Wall Lake and vicin-
| ity the latter part of the week.
The city council Of Logan has taken
up the matter of paving and are now
working out an ambitious program.
Chas. Comstock, of Roundup, Mont,
arrived last week for a short visit
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Comstock, of this city.
Archie E. Silletto arrived home Sat
urday evening from Camp Dodge,
where he received his honora BILE dis
charge from the army, having spent
five months at Camp Johnston, Fla.
Mrs. Harry Lyon and children, Of
Jefferson, are spending the week at
the j. Schwarzenbach home. Mr..
Lyon is expected down Sunday, when
he will accompany the family home.
| Sgt. Herbert Ahart returned Satur-
day from TT. Crook Omaha, where he
has been in training at the balloon
school He is honorably discharged
and will remain here for the present.
R. r. Weed and family were pleas
ant callers here Saturday from Char
ter Oak. While in the city Mr. Weed
called at the Review office and re-
newed his subscription to the paper.
H. F. Biggs, of Churdan, was in the
city Wednesday and Thursday Of last
| week calling on old friends and ac-
quaintances, while spending a few
days with his sister, Mrs. Henry Faul,
and family.
Elder Chas. E. Harpe, who has been
| holding services the past two weeks
at the l.. D. S. church, will continue
throughout this week. There has
been good attendance and good in
terest shown. All are invited to at
tend
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Saul who reside
at Douglas, Wyo., stopped off here
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with friends. They had been visiting
with relatives at Cedar Rapids and
took occasion to visit here on their
way home.
The bazaar and market held Satur-
Iday by the St. Rose of Lima circle in
the Hubbell building was a great sue
cess, netting the circle $250.00. Mrs.
Sam Mccullough and Mrs Bleakney
were the winners Of the two beauti
full quilts.
The w. A. Antrim farm of 27O acres
located in Paradise and Willow town
ships was sold Monday of this week to
John Ahart of Dow City for consid-
GRAFTON of $4,000 an acre. This farm
sold at a bargain and will make fine
investment for Mr.. Ahart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fastje received
word the first of the week that their
son John had landed safely at Newport
News, Va, on Thursday, January 16.
John has been in France for several
months being attached to the aero
construction esquadrille.
Mott McHenry of Dow City, closed
a deal Saturday whereby he becomes
the owner of the Orr ten-acre tract
of land located just north OF Denison.
The consideration was $5,000.0O Mr..
McHenry and family will take posses
sion March 1st. On February Sd,
Mr.. McHenry will hold public sale
auction at his farm near Dow City.
John Shaw Van came up from Des
Moines Tuesday for a brief visit He
is still assisting Homer Miller with
the War Savings Stamp campaign in
Iowa and expects to remain in Des
Moines for several weeks more. He
returned to Des Moines this afternoon.
Mr.. Hefferman who operates a big
stock farm near Dolan, S. Oak. has
been in Denison for the past week
purchasing fancy cattle and swine.
Mr.. Hefferman has made many trips
out into the country with County
Agent Quist to look over different
herds.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Stevens of Car
roll were here the first of the week
and engaged rooms at the John
Schnoor home on east Broadway. Mr..
Stevens travels for the Letts-Fletch-
er wholesale grocery house in this
territory and has decided to make his
home in Denison on account of the
excellent railway connections.
Miss Grace Schlumberger has again
accepted the position of instructor
Of music in the Mapleton schools and
will spend Thursday and Friday of
each week there until school closes in
June. The former music instructor
here resigned recently and Miss
Schlumberger was prevailed upon by
he board to complete the term
Harry Clark arrived in Denison the |
first of the week for a visit at the |
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schnoor.
Harry attended the officers training |
camp at Fortress Monroe, Va, where |
le was commissioned in the coast ar
illery service. He received his dis |
charge on December oath and has
been visiting relatives in Chicago.
Tom Malone returned home on last
from Camp Polk, N Caro-
ina, having been discharged from the
lrmy. Tom enlisted in the tank SER
'ice last fall and had just nicely start
ID with his training when the arms
ice was signed. He was able to Sc
'ure furlough after the signing of
he armistice in order to come back
md assist his brother, Ora, Cry sales.
Leland Beryl, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Jeys, residents of Willow
ownship, passed away on Wednesday
January 18th, the cause of death be-
ng pneumonia. Funeral services
we're held Saturday afternoon at three
'clock from the Bartcher funeral
hapel, interment being made in Oak
and cemetery. The bereaved family
ave the sympathy of large circle
# friends in their sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Gilbreath received