The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18
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Charles Richards spent several days
the past week visiting friends at Ida
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Rev. w. r. Wetzeler of Schleswig,
I was a pleasant county seat visitor on
+ Monday.
1 Mrs. y. M. Glynn and Miss Claire
I ;Molseed, of Vail, we're shoppers in
/. the city Saturday. ! Is
John White was down from Ida
! Grove Saturday transactings business
I and calling on friends. # I'll
+. Theo. Munster 2 and son, Harvey,
7 were brief business callers in the city
\ Saturday from lSchleswig. ~
Dean Talcott was up from Arion on
Monday attending to some business
! matters at the.county capital.
! Richard Ely returned home the past
i week after nearly years service in
\ the army. He spent considerable
/ time; overseas.
(. Miss Ina Stobart, resident of
\ Pomeroy, arrived in the city Friday
I for a weeks visit at the home of her
!, cousin, Frank Pfarr.
Miss Harriet Gebert returned home
Sunday after a two weeks vacation
which she spent visiting friends at
I Des Moines and Ames. ks
A. B,.Reesherg, who is now located
I at Rockford, IN ssSWas in Denisnn The
4 first Of the week fransacting Business
Il and calling on acquaintance.
The Misses Gladys Buckley and
/. Alta Schaefer departed last Wednes.
. day for Des Monies to attend the sum-
met, session at. Drake university.
Mrs. L. D. Ley returned home Sun
day evening from Omaha, where she
Il enjoyed ten days visit at the homes
i Of her. daughters, Mrs. John Campbell
and Mrs. Frank Meade.s
+ Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pfarr had as
their guests Sunday Mrs. G. C. Moor
head, Miss Marie Chapman, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Paine and F. G. Moor
head, all residents of Ida Grove.
Miss Anna Eckert. who clerks in
the ladies' ready to wear department
of the Boys store, left Sunday for
Sioux City. where she will spend a
two weeks vacation visiting relatives.
w. III. Gibson and Ed Champion
went down to Omaha Saturday and
drove back a Chalmers chummy road
ster which Mr.. Champion purchased
OF Gibson ! Rogers, the local distrib-
utors. .e.,s; ,.4y liz. "A,
II Irving Hart, of the State Teachers
college at Cedar Falls, was in Deni-
sSson Monday comforting with 4. N.
aOlry in regard to the teachers study
!scenter meetings 70 be- held this fall
land winter. vi
Miss Hilda Anderson entertained
1.-THE w. l. G. girls of the Baptist church
Cat supper on Monday evening "A
stempting menu was served by the
hostess and a most enjoyable time
sIeported by all.gs 4 .%J:3EiFf
Walter Einkoph, who formerly
sclerked in tie KnauF drug store, visit
fed in Denison over Sunday with
friends. He was on his way home,
shaving, just been discharged from the
service at Camp Dodge.
Milton Turner and Milton Johnson
are erecting new building on South
Main street, to be used as "a factory
sfor the making of hog remedy they
are selling. The building is of hollow
tile, one story, and fronts on Main
street. #
A. j. Gary and crew OF men were at
Breda last week where they were do
ing some house moving. Mr.. Gary is
still quite lame as "a, result of the in
juries received in runaway, but he
manages to superintend considerable
work.
Edward Peters, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Detlef Peters, of this city, arrived
home last Wednesday from Camp
Dodge, wlIeresAhe received his, honor
able discharge from serviceas Ed
served with the SSth division and saw
some action overseas. but. escaped
without injury. ..... ~, ..
A large force of men are busy tear
ing down the buildings where former.
lysthe w. R. Temple Lumber company
did busine 81 Jacob Weiss & Sons
Wilferectstf1eir new elevator and seed
house on these premises, and as soon
as the. oldgibuildings are out of the
way work on thesneW structure will
commence.
Martin Saggau and Ed Kusel re-
turned home Sunday, having received
their discharge from the service at
Camp Dodge. Both of these young
men enlisted in the motor transporta-
..tion division of the service and saw
service in FRANCE. They returned in
the best of health and while their
work was most strenuous they both
say they would not have missed the
experience for anything.
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The home rof Mr. and Mrs. w. w
Johnston in Goodrich township was;
the scene of a happy family reunion
on Sunday, in honor of the return of.
their son, Arthur, from France. All. of
the children were present Mrs Oscar
Stenglin and baby coming down from
Sioux d City. During the afternoon
many friends called and a pleasant
time was spent ice cream and cake
Being served to add to the pleasures
Of the afternoon. .........-..-...-..... ..-...'
The Diamond Rubber. Co.. Inc, of.
Akron, O., announced new increased
mileage adjustment to Diamond Tire
Users and dealers that is in. keeping
with actual results obtained from these
famous tires--6000 miles on fabric
tires and 5000 miles on Diamond Cord
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