The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-07
DeniSOn Local

D. s. Nicholson was business call
er in Denison yesterday from DOW
City.
Sears and George McHenry were
in Manila Monday transactlng Dusl'
ness. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Struck were
brief callers in the city Monday from
Schleswig. n
Miss Myrtle Anderson of Deloit was
among the shoppers from out OF town
here Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Young was among those
from Dow City shopping IN Denlson
last Thursday.
Mrs. E. N. Chamberlin of Dow City
spent Monday in the city shopping and
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ullerich were
pleasant callers in Denison Monday
from Charter Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Petersen were
down from Schleswig Monday LOT
visit with friends in Dehison
sMr. and Mrs: Carl Hagemann were
over from the Oak Monday calling on
friends and transacting business.
NJ. Blank, the eye specialist, will be
at Hotel Denison on Friday OF TINS
week from s a. m. until 6sp. m.
II Edwin S. Poitevin, prominent far
mer living near Dow City, was Dusl-
ness caller in this city Monday i,
Es. Mesdames George Berger, George
Taylor and Geo. Chamberlain We're
shoppers in Denison Monday from
Dunlap.
VIM. Kruthof, of Denisons township.
is the owner of new Cadillac Eight,
recently purchased of the Sibbert-Rei
mers Co.
Miss Elizabeth thinner, Of Buck
Grove. was guest Of the Misses Mary
and Lizzie Smith, living near Denlson'
last week. -
Mrs. Milo Kelly and Miss Verna
Butler spent several days the past
week at the James Ballantine nome
near Arion. Effa2z.t
T. J. Giblin was in Denison the lat
ter mart of last week and drove nome
a Universal tractor with which to 90
his farm work.
Misses Laura and Fanny Mcclure
returned home Monday from Sioux
City. Miss Fanny underwent an oper-
( alton while there.
Tom Collins, who is working Tor
Swift & Company in Omaha, visited
in Denison over Sunday with his moth-
er, Mrs. NJ j. Collins. w
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stoltenberg
and children, motored down from
Schleswig Monday for brief vls1t at
the E. X. Burch home.
Mrs. James Laughran, Of Manila
and Mrs, C. e. Cook, of Centeryllle,
s. D., spent Saturday at the VIM.
Smith nome near this city. Viii
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hecht are now
nicely settled in the Reesberg resi-.
dence on Main street, having moVeu
there the first of the month. las.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. C. ,Hecht spent, Fri
day and Saturday visiting TRENDS ~
Omaha. They We're accompanied ny
Mrs. M. j. Liscomb Of Dunlap. -. !
Crank H. Randall, of Cedar Rapids,
spent Sunday here visiting his father
Chauncey Randall and other relatives.
His father returned home with him.
q James Menagh returned Friday from
a trip to Hyde county, S. Oak, where
he had been on business in connection
. with their land department. lie re-
ports the sale of large tract.
Louis Boyd, WHO, is employed at
Pipestone, MINI. surprised ms par
ents by dropping in for BRIEF WISH
Saturday evening. He returned 10
Pipestone again Sunday evening.
& Mrs. Fred Fienhold of Arion spent
the week end here visiting Mrs. MILO
Kelly Mrs. Zeph Fienholdt and son,
Charles, drov6 up Sunday and she &C.
companied them home the same eve
/ ming.
J Rev. i'll. Boyd and E. w. Pierce
left Yesterday for Council Bluffs,
where they will be in attendance at
a meeting of the district conference
and Centenary workers, which Will
convene in that city today.
Miss Ethel Miller. has been at Roch-
ester. Mimi, the past week where she
has cared for her father, who recently
underwent an operation at that place.
He is reported as getting along very
: nicely. They are expected home To-
day. s
.All of the printing office machinery
that remained in the Herold office next
to the Commercial bank, has been
shipped to;other points this week and
the rooms is being fitted up for the
Denison Tire Sales Co. Mr.. CasWell
now has an office in the new Mccarthy
building.
John Muir has given up the bus line
and will repair the auto busses ana
dispose of them. The Denison Tire
company has been making the trains
for Hotel Denison this week. So many
OF the commercialAmen are using cars
nowadays that there is not much OF
revenue in the bus line.
The city council held a meeting on
Friday night Of last week and award
ed contract for the furnishing OF a
'Ereserve pumping outfit to be placed
J in the pumping station along side OF
the one already there There were
six or seven bidders present and con
siderable rivalry but at one O'Clock
Saturday morning, the award was
made to the McGraw company OF
Omaha, for a pump and other equip
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