The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
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Reinhart Lochmiller visited friends
at Carroll Monday.
C. J. Welch was in Omaha Monday
transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schurke visited
with friends in SchlesWig over Sun
day.
Andrew Bell and w. E. Kahler were
in Carroll Monday transacting bust
mess. la.
C. l.. Voss and Judge Conner were
in Charter Oak Monday transacting
business.
Mrs. S. B.. 'McGarvey Of West Side,
was one of the Monday shoppers in
Denison. s.
| Mrs. Julius Hagge and Mrs, Emil
Evers were shoppers in Denison Mon
day from West Side. j. /, Il
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flynn returned
home Monday evening from visit
with relatives and friends ,at Grand
Mound and Dewitt.
L. X. Moore, prominent banker at
Dunlap, was a brief business caller
in the city yesterday.
Matt Grell was down from Deloit
yesterday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
j.. w. Rousll, prominent farmer Of
Boye rtoWnsnip, was a pleasant county
seat business caller yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Bliesman, Sr. returned
home Monday after a weeks visit at
the VIM. Bliesman home near Schles-
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Max Kropf. the real estate dealer. is
confined to his home this week. suf-
fering with severe attack of the
grippe. IA ~ ~ -
Fred Richards has received letters
the past week from his sons, Charlie
land George, who are both in France,
and they write they expect to leave
for home, early in, April. 80, ..,.,...i,
+ H. r. Bliesman informs us that he
has sold his building in kiron which
was formerly occupied by the post Of
flee and candy kitchen, to j. l.. Lund-
,iberg who will use it for meat market.
Mrs. Georgia Liscomb and children,
of Dunlap, stopped off in DenisOn on
Tuesday between trains on their way
to Sac City where they will spend two
or three weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Hattie Ferrill.
Only two licenses to wed have been
issued by County Clerk J. w. Mona
CHAN during the past week, they being
to Tracy Earl Chapman and Anna Ma
RE Waklin on March 18th and Charles
Freml and Anita Hammer on March
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson, of
Vail, were in DenisOn on Monday.
Mr.. Robinson transacted business and
Mrs. Robinson was shopping. They
have only recently retired from their
splendid farm in Milford township and
moved into Vail in order that the boys
might finish the school year.
viii Clark was up from, Dow City
yesterday transacting business at the
county capital. Mr.. Clark Informs
the Review that he has purchased his
fathers farm of 240 acres, located four
miles west of Dow City, for a consid-
Grafton of S194 per acre. Mr.. Clark
is planning on making some improve
ments to the place this year. =
| The Chase-Lister shows opened a
weeks engagement at the Denison OPP
era house Monday evening, and played
to standing room. The show is con-
sidered much better than on former
occasions when it has visited Denison.
They carry a number of very good
specialties with them on this visit,
and their produC' , Monday evening
gave universal action.
Misses Edith and Hazel Nordholm
arrived in Denison Saturday for an eX-
tended visit with their mother. For
the past two years the Misses NOrd-
holm have been living in Seattle
Wssh and they plan to return west
after a vacation OF several months.
| They returned home via Canada, where
! they found much snow and very cold
weather. They stopped at all points
of interest enroute.
Messrs. NJ. e. Jones, George McHen-
ry and H. G. Finnern will leave Thurs.
day night for Chicago, where they
will attend a big meeting of the Lib
erty loan workers of this district that
will be held there on Friday. County
chairmen, their assistants and public
II ty chairmen will attend this meeting
and Secretary Glass Of the treasury
department will be present to explain
the nature of the loan. A banquet
will be held on Friday evening at the
LaSalle hotel.
Paul Mallory returned Saturday from
Camp Dodge, having received his dis
charge from the service. Paul was
indicted into the service July Goth and
left with the big increment for Camp
Gordon, where he remained but a
short time before going overseas. At
ter his arrival in France he was trans
Iferred to the motor transport section
and drove big truck carrying ammu-
milton forward-to the artillery. Paul
did, not get into the front line trench
es like many of his comrades, but he
saw plenty of excitement during the
six months that he served in France.
He is glad to get back to Denison, but
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