The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-10
DeniSOn Local

Miss Anna Kiniry, of Vail, attended
to business matters in Denison Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Siegner, of Val
were pleasant visitors in Denison or
Tuesday.
Walter and Fritz Meyer. of Dow
City,, attended to business matters in
Denison Friday. ! Il
Misses nellie and Hazel Kearney
were down from Vail last week visit
ing with friends. lila
Marius Sorenson and Homer
Bauerle Of Woodbine, visited friends
in Denison Sunday.
County Treasurer Louie Evers and
family spent Sunday at the. Broder
Boysen home near DelOit.
J. A. Houlihan and family and j. c.
Burn and family. visited at the John
Lally home at Vail Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Christensen has re.
Gently accepted a position as clerk
in the Balle-Brodersen store.
c. c. Randall, . Superintendent of
schools at West Side, was a pleasant
business caller in Denison Saturday.
Malone Bros. left Tuesday morning
tor Circleville, Kans., where they
will hold sale of lots on September
10th.
Mrs. John Hall of Woodbine. was
a visitor at the N. L. Hunt home over
Sunday, Mrs. Hall being a cousin OF
MIR. Hunt.
Mrs. William Habink and daughter,
Blanche, of Wee Willow, S., D., are
visiting this week atthe home of her
aunt, Mrs. N. p. Cavett.
Miss Gertrude Bachmann left Mon.
day morning for Cedar Rapids where
she will resume her studies in the
course of music at :Coe college.
The American Legion will have
dugout on the grounds during the
county fair at Arion. This will be
the social meeting place of all serv-
ice men. >t.- -
The E. Gulick and C: l.. Voss fam
lilies departed for Okoboji Tuesday
morning where they will spend a few
days and then close their cottage for
the season.
Denison friends of the Will Goudie
family, of Sioux City, are enjoying a
visit this week from Mrs. Goudie and
daughter, Miss Margaret, who came
down to Denison Friday.
County Treasurer Louie Evers has
just received shipment of pamphlets
containing the new 1919 motor vehicle
laws. and anyone desiring copy may
get one by calling at the treasurer's
Office.
B. w. Hunt was in the city Tuesday
and informed the Review that he
would hold public sale of purebred
Durocs on October 9Th. Mr.. Hunt
has some very fine stock and. breeders
will be interested i'll the date set.
Miss Petersen, who has been max.
ing her home with Mrs. Christ Christ
ensen on North Wall! street, passed
away on Saturday morning and was
buried Monday at West Side. She was
lady seventy-seven years o. age at
the time of her death. We are I'M
able to give any particulars as to her
life.
Messrs. John Frahm and William,
Saunders, of Manning, accompanied
by their wives, spent Tuesday after
noon in Denison with friends. Both
Mr.. Frahm and Snaders are live wire
citizens Of Manning and when there
is anything Of public nature to be
staged, they may be depended upon
to help.
Denison contractors who are using
cement have had to abandon their
work this week on account of a short
age OF cement Contractor Bolton,
who has been doing, the cement work
at Sthe Presbyterian church, has had
to suspend work because of the
shortage. Many of our citizens con.
templating the building of cement
walks are also being delayed.
A special meeting of Denison Post
No. 8, American Legion will be held
at the court house Monday evening |
at 8 o'clock. All members are re-
quested to attend to hear the reports |
on the recent state convention and to |
consider several important questions |
now before the local post. All en-