The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

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Jacob Greder of Buck Grove, was
a pleasant business caller here Satur
! day. So.
: Fred Thompson and sisters were
over from the Oak Monday evening IL
attendance at the theater
Mrs. Edward Struck and sister, Miss
Selma Bendixen, were shoppers in the
city Monday from Schleswig.
Miss Luella Reimers, instructor in
the schools, entertained her mother in
,Denison several days last week
Mrs. Anna Williams and Mrs. Mark
Riley were up from Dow City Satur'
day shopping and visiting friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fawell, residents
|of Lincoln, Neb.. visited in Dcnison
over Sunday at the home of MI, and
MRS. Geo. ,McHenry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Terry received
a telegram Saturday from their son,
|Rollo, who resides at Bolivar, Mo,
Announcing the birth of daughter on
Friday, October Sd.
Arthur Cushman was up from .Oma-
ha over Sunday visiting his mother,
MRS. w. w. Cushman We are glad
to report that Mrs. Cushman is much
improved in health.
| Chas. Coleman purchased the resi-
dence property belonging to Miss
lGrace Meyers, located just west OF the
Methodist church on Walnut street,
this morning for a consideration Of
$4,000.
The Duff farm located south of Buck
Grove was leased this week by w. o..
Theobald, of Manila, for period of
three years at $3.50 per acre. This
farm is owned by o. A.. Patterson of
Denison. ,54s e 81 y -,43- II
| Mrs. Sears McHenry departed Mon.
tday for Shenandoah, where, she IFS
spending this week in attendance ct
1.-THE Ladies' Foreign and Home Mis-
lsionary convention Of the Presbyteri-.
an church. ,.. 80 AZ
| The business Offices of the fGreen,
Bay Lumber company are in use again
after having been sremodeled and re-
decorated and the company can boast
Of having the most complete and novel
quarters of its kind in this section
We have. been requested to an
nOunce that the D. A. RS will meet
at the home of Mrs. w. H. Laub on
next Monday evening instead Of at
the club room. Members are re.
|quested to bear in mind the change Of
meeting place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haskins, of
Long Beach, Calf, arrived in Deni-
son Sunday for visit at the home Of
lMr. and Mrs. Brown Romans. They
motored to Sioux City yesterday in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Romans,
where the day was spent visiting with
friends,
DR.. and Mrs. Bert Kelly returned on
Sunday from their wedding trip which
they spent visiting friends and rela.
tives at points in the east. After
few days visit here with Mrs. kelly's
father, J. T. Haugh they will leave
for Creighton, Neb., where they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bale, Miss So.
phie Bale and j. T.. Bale are expect.
ed home from Pine Cone Camp. Minn.
tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Bale and
daughter have been spending the sum-
mer there, Julius going up two weeks
ago to enjoy some fishing and drive !
the car back for them. ....r
Mrs. Frank 'Pfarr and Mrs. L. J. !,
Sibbert are expected home this eve
ming from Denver. Colo. where they |
have been for the past ten days in at
being delegates from the local order.
Ben Bruggen departed this morning
for Des Moines, where he will visit
18th friends until the first Of the week.
A deal was consummated the first /
of the week where William Albert be-
comes the owner of the Chas. Bullock
property located on the corner CT Wal Il
nut and Sweet streets. having pur-
chased the same from the heirs of the
estate. The Bullock residence as we'll u
as the cottage to the west were pur.
chased by Mr.. Albert, the price de.
ported being $14,500.
Mr.. Smith is a firm believer in ad.
1ertising and in fitting up the rooms
lad this in view. 1t is indeed novel
dea and one that will take well with
he public in general. Mr.. Smith has
lad charge of the Denison yards for
several years and by courteous treat.
nent to the public and sound business
Methods has built up the business to
arse proportions. Mr.. Smith will be
,nly too glad to have anyone call and
20 through the new Offices. i
Foster Kepford of Arion had new
Chevrolet touring car stolen in Deni-
on Monday evening, but it was locat.
ID Tuesday morning in the south part
# the city. Mr.. Kepford brought his
amily to town to attend the theater
md parked the Car on Main street in
ront of the Balle-Brodersen store.
iot more than fifteen minutes later
lie had occasion to 60 to the car and
ound it gone. Authorities believe
ome boys took the machine for JOY
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