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

j. P. Jones is in Defiance today
transacting business. ..-....
Mrs. Eva Baber, of Dow City, visited
IN Denison Monday with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Lambert were
brief callers in Denison from Dunbar
Monday.
Henry Faul was down from Schles
wig yesterday for brief visit with
his family.
IA Mr.. and Mrs, ,Chas. Jurgenscn, OF
.Schleswig. were brief callers in the
city Monday. ;s.. .... .,,:
Mrs. Aug. rMoeller, of Lake View,
spent several days last week in Den
ison visiting relatives.
Mrs. p. Brogan and Mrs. James Du-
gan were down from Vail Monday Wis
iting friends and shopping.
Messrs. John and Nick Rostermundt
wore business visitors in the city last
Thurlay from Manning.
Mrs. Barley Mitchell and daughter,
Mrs. Francis Holland, were shoppers
in Denison Monday from Vail.
Attorney l.. w. Powers returned
Sunday from points in South Dakota,
where he spent several days transact.
ing business
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buss and Mrs. p.
F. Branaka were up from Dow City
Monday evening in attendance at the
Flske O'Hara play.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bamford and
daughter, Miss Grace, visited at Sac
City, over Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Mitchell, OF, West
Side, accompanied by Mrs j. Kruger;
Of Omaha were pleasant callers in
Denison Monday. Il I. r. ::2Il h
Mrs. David Blakeley, OF Denver.
ColO., spent several days last week in
Denison visiting her sister.in-law,
MIS- y. 2. Jones. Il u fi} +, n
Tom Harper returned. to :Denison
Sunday having received his discharge
Naval Training station near Chicago.
Mrs. J. P. Jones, Miss Julia Jones
and Miss Clara Conner were passen-
gers to Omaha this. morning, where
they are spending the day with
friends.
Misses Jessie and Mae Marshall, of
Charter Oak, were among those from
out of town who attended the Fiske
O'Hara entertainment Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reinking and
daughters; Harriet and Mrs. Otto Ev-
ers, motored down from Schleswig on
Monday evening to take in the play at
the opera house.
Miss Pearl Gary has resigned her
position as visiting nurse Of the pub
lie schools and has accepted posi-
ton in the offices OF Drs. Carr and
Brannon. The school board has as yet
not appointed anyone to fill the vac
allcy.
AIRS. H. F.. Bolton was rendered a
surprise on Thursday last. the occas-
ion being that lady's birthday. Mrs.
Bolton was enticed over to friends
house during the late afternoon and
Upon her return home found the house
occupied by visitors. Her daughter
and husband had been put wise to the |
event and had provided suitable "eats"
for the occasion. Almost enjoyable |
evening was spent.
S1Chas. Kemming drove up from Des
Moincs last Thursday with his truck !
hold goods. but after reaching here
found that the truck would need re-
pairs so was compelled to extend his
stay here. He expects to return to-
day. Charlie says his mother has pur-
chased a comfortable home with acre
ago in the suburbs of Des 'Moines and
that they are now about settled.
j. r. Atkinson, of Blencoe. is using I
space in this paper advertising his fine
dairy herd of Jerseys for sale. There
are so head OF registered and high
grade Jersey cows and heifers. All the
cows except two are less than six
years old, and are from notable dams
and sired by outstanding sires. Any
one looking for fine mixers had best
look the ad up and try and attend the
sale. The sale will be held Wednes-
day, October goth. 81
The Monthly Review, trade jour.
nal published at Chicago, has recent
" reproduced a number of advertise.
nents that have appeared in this pa.
per from time to time, and calls atten.
lion to the many timely and appro-
pirate advertising cuts with which the
are illustrated and
says 'big space, spiffy illustrations,
art work-today it's question of the
makeup and size of an ad that gets it
across for its job"
L. D. lHoworth. of Dunlap, having Ii
,old his farm and moved into town, II
will offer for sale at the place three II
niles south of Dunlap on Tuesday, DC. II
ober 14th, all his personal property. II
in the list will be found IS IS
lead Of livestock, comprising head II
" horses, 20 head of cattle, so head OF
10gs One of the chief niacas of ma. |