The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-11

II relatives at wall Lake over ounudy.
e. Riddle was up from Dow City yes
terday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
Miss Maurine Hamley returned or
q. Monday from Des Moines, where she
has been in attendance at the Capital
City Commercial College, / A.
Word was received in Denison the
first of the week that Edwin and Sher
man Olson landed in New York Mon
day from France. ,...... .l,,
Mrs Geo Seemann and son, of Sioux
City, arrived in Denison Monday eve
ming for a visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Seemann.
\ Mrs Fl. H. Van Brunt returned Sat.
urday to her home at Council Bluffs,
after a few days visit in Denison a:
the J. P. Conner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Hassett are eX.
pected home this week from Roches.
ter. Mimi, where Mrs. Hassett has
been consulting specialists in regard
to her health.
Rex Smith and family moved this
week to one of the Brandt flats just
east of the Hotel Denison. Mr.. Smith
sold his residence on Chestnut street
to J. " Barborka.
Mrs. Lowell Patterson, of Council
Bluffs. has been spending the past few
days in Denison visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Temple. The Pat
tersons have purchased a home in
Sioux City and expect to move there
in the near future.
Howard Lingle returned Saturday
from Rt. Kngold, Texas, where he
was discharged from the army. How
ard enlisted soon after the war broke
out and for several months was sta
toned in the Hawaiian Islands, but
for some time has been at TT. Ring
, old. .-.t. d ..-ltFE..t1o 'Afsrt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bale, Miss Soph-
| lie Bale, julius Bale and Miss Betty
Ohms expect to drive to Pine Cone
Camp, Mimi, the first of next week,
providing the roads are passable. Mr..
A.l,C. Bale has. purchased some ten
acres on the shore of the beautiful
Big Sand Lake, and will erect COM
modious cottage there this summer.
After brief outins at the lake, Julius
will return to Denison.
r. NJ Adams andFJ. w. Jones, of Lo-
gan, were in.Denison on Tuesday look
ing after business in connection with
the hog remedy that was advertised
in last weeks Review. These gentle
men represent the Sifford Remedy.
Co., and claim they ,have something
different from any remedy ever put on
the market heretofore, and that many
of the breeders and stock .raisers over
in Harrison county have used the rem.
edy with great success. ~
p. J. Eggers has taken over the
lease of the Hotel Crawford from
Ralph Jackson and will operate the
hotel in the future He will not be
able to take immediate possession,
however, because Of his interests at
Sac City and in the meantime Mrs.
Jackson will keep the hotel n open,
starting to serve meals on next Fri.
day. This hotel was opened three or
-four weeks ago by Ralph Jackson, and
he was doing a splendid business I'M
til trouble overlook him and he was
compelled to relinquish his lease. We
predict that Mr. Eggers will make
success of the business. Mrs. h,2garS
will superintend the dining room, Civ
ing it her personal attention, and com.
petent help will be maintained
throughout the hotel, and the public
will be given every possible attention
The Homecoming meet at Harlan
last week was said to have been at
sembled i l'if IN. 1t is estimated
that there v ora 10000 present, and
more than 5000 cars parked in the
different parts of town. For the pa
rade more than fifty floats were in line
all phases of war work,
the exemption board, civic societies,
members of the G. A. r., county coun-
Gil of defense and soldiers of the war
in companies. Many people from over
the southern part OF the state attend
ed the meeting and there were bands
and drum corps galore. 1t is said the
parade alone cost the people of Har-
Ian $4,000. All Shelby county is to
be congratulated upon rendering the
returned soldiers such reception.
The w. G. 7. U. had an interesting
on Thursday afternoon. 1t
was pleasure to have present our
member Mrs. A. M.
Ainsworth, who read for the members
a number of good temperance items Of
late publication, and also very in
story Of total abstinence told
OF young chauffeur A number of
gifts were brought in to apply on the
Jubilee fund. Many of the sons and
daughters Of women who were charter
of the union are giving in
memory of their mothers and there
is every reason to hope that Denison
will do her full share in seeing that
Crawford county goes over the top as
usual. Mrs. Penney, who is president
of the local union, is also key woman
for Crawford county and she is con-
Quoting the campaign with enthusi-
asm. We trust the temperance people
throughout the county may respond
when called upon by Mrs.
Penney or her committee members.