The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-02

II Henry Faul, editor of the Schles
wig Leader, spent Sunday in Denisor
| with his family,
Mrs. C. II. Stouffer and children
Warren and Margaret visited ii
Council Bluffs Friday.
| Misses Marie Conner and Frances
Leahy attended a X. c. dance helt
at Carroll Monday evening.
i James Menagh, OF the Menagh firm
has been in Chicago the past few day!
on business in connection with hi
firm. " +
| John Henrichsen and Henry Han:
sen purchased a fine farm over soutl
tof Charter Oak the first OF the week
paying 1925 per acre. - sg Il.
Mrs.. Hugh Zeising returned to hel
home at Waterloo Monday evening
after q few days visit in Denison a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F.
IKuehnle. -
/ I. B. Goodrich and family drove
down from Cushing the first of this
tweek for a brief visit at the home Of
Mrs. Goodrich's, parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Hoffman. |'E
Andrew Swan, of Milford township
was in town this morning He reports
much damage as having been done t.
the wheat and other small grain owing
to blight and worms
Rev. J. l.. Boyd, pastor Of the Meth
odist church, departed MONDAY fol
tColumbus, Ohio, where he will attend
the big Centenary convention being
held there this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Lynch de-
parted Monday evening for 1ndepend
ence where they will make q visit
with relatives before returning to
their home at Tulsa, Okla.
Miss Vera Turner Departed last eve,
ming for her home at Scion Mills, III,
latter having spent the past two months
Visiting at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. Clarke White, insDenison. =
Contractors iKobler & Schultz were
in Denison Saturday looking after. the
Excavation for the new addition to
fthe lincoln Highway GRACE, they
having the contract for this building.
Rode Champion win leave Saturday
for Colorado, where he will enjoy a
three weeks vacation, the first vaca-
ton he has taken for twenty-five years.
He will visit all the important places
I'm Colorado during his stay in that
state. a5a ~, ~. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Walker enjoyed
10 visit with their grandson, Harold
Walker of Flushing J.. l., several days
last week. Harold has but recently
returned from service. having been in
France for nearly two years. He left
for his home again Monday. ~
Misses Hilda Anderson and Emma
Giss have been selected as delegates
from the local b. Y. p. U.organiza.
ton as delegates to the National CON
Iyention which will be in session at
LIST. louis the last Of the week. They
will leave this evening for st. Louis.
Two barrels of rubbish in the alley
back Of the Knaul drug store caught
fire this morning and the blaze was
discovered by Might officer John Muir
lat o'clock. A rev buckets 81 water
textinguished the blaze. 1t is thought
spontaneous combustion caused the
fire. $50 .re}
A recent rain over in the vicinity
Of Ricketts, made unsafe number of
bridges, and those who have occasion
to drive over some Of the roads should
exercise care. The authorities have
tcaused warning signs to be placed,
fand these should be strictly adhered
Fto :t.i' gJa Z
John Boil Of schleswig spent Fri
day in Denison calling on acquain-
tances. He only recently returned
from France where he saw nine
months Of service. He has resumed
+ his old position as assistant cashier
of the Commercial Bank of Schles.
wig. W
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Curry returned
home on Friday from two weeks va
Cation visit A part Of the time was
spent with their son, John, and daugh-
Tier, Clara, at Seward, Neb., and the,
latter few days were spent at Logan
with their daughter, Mrs. v. C. Peck
enpaugh. ,.s;,.,. &
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. Barborka return
ed home the last of the week from
their wedding trip, which they spent
visiting with relatives and friends in
Chicago and other points in Illinois.
Mrs. Frank Evans and son, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, are making a visit in
Denison at the home of her father,
DIR. VIM. lseminger. ~
+ A blaze on the roof of the Gus Carl
son blacksmith shop last Thursday
morning called out the fire department
but the flames were extinguished be-
fore they reached the scene. Sparks
from the chimney ignited the roof. The
fire was put out by the employees
OF the Carpenter Tire company before
any damage was done.
/ Tom Valaimos, who recently return
ed from service in France, has locat-
ed at Manila where he has estab-
lished q candy kitchen, For two or
three years before entering the ser.
vice he was engaged in business in
sDenison where he made number Of
friends. He will make good in his
new venture at Manila.
The closing hours for the legal sale
of Intoxicating liquors were marked
with much hilarity, especially in the
larger cities. In New York and Chi
cagO the scenes enacted were not to
he ompared with the New Years fes-
fivihieS and l0np flor tho saloons md