The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
Local Mention

School starts week from next Mon
day. .a. 'rs 4
Sixteen pages in this issue of the
Review.
Additional .Denison, local news on
page five ofithe first section, ~ .,
Clement J. WEIGH was at West Side
Monday transacting business:
Z, There, will .$be. "a special meeting, OF
the ordert of'the Eastern Star Tuesday,
evening: August 26th; for initiation
Gwendolyn Grimes, who has been
spending most of the summer at Lin
coin and Omaha, returned home Satur-
day. ss!. r1S "tH- .'t.% ", .''... 90.
MRS.. Robert Romans, of Aberdeen,
S. D., is expected in Denison next week
for visit at the home of Mrs. Flor
ence SERVER.
Mrs L. N. Fear, who recently under
went an operation at the Denison hos
bital, returned Sunday to her home in
Webster City. d.
n; Miss anna Schumacher returned to
Denison Monday from Orleans, Neb.,
where she enjoyed two weeks visit
at the parental home.
Rev. Frese, Prof Greinke and Carl
Pautsch motored to Klinger Monday,
where they are spending this week in
attendance at the Lutheran synod.
Mrs. B. NJ. Lockart and son, of Oak
Park, ILL.,, arrived in Denison Wednes-
.day for a few days visit at the home
Iof her parents! Mr.. and, Mrs. w. R.,
Temple, s'a@ g3oIis; -. &u-
! Starting Sunday and continuing
throughout the week a mission will be
held at the St. Rose of Lima church
with two services each day, one in the
morning and the other i'll the evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Meade, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waylard Bruce and Mrs. Ed
Scott relatives of Mrs c. HI. Stauffer,
imotored down from Calumet, O'Rrien
Icounty, and spent Sunday at thes
.3Stauffer home. I'll. Il =
i The fire hydrants throughout the
scity have been painted the past week
ifiremen not being able to locate them.
They have hesn painted white with
ia top of bright red.
Miss Ruth Silletto will go to Des
sMoines tomorrow, where she will visit
her sister. Miss Kate, and brother
John. until the first of the week. She
lis making the trip at this time in Or
der to attend the state fair.
The fire department responded to
call Monday morning at 10 o'clock at
the Suffer residence on Railroad
;avenue. Sparks from chimney ig1fit-
ed the roof but was eXtinguished be-
fore the department arrived and be-
fore any great damage was done.
Denisons ball team will clash with
EDunlap's crack team next Friday eve,
ming at $3.50 at the Denison athletic
field park Dunlap has one of the best
clubs in this part of the state. Deni-
I sons new pitcher, Paul Fentress, Will
be on the firing line and great game
lis looked for. -; T.
I. John Hoist, Jr. is using space in
I. this issue to advertise his bears. Mr..
Hoist will not hold fallaauction sale
this year, having decided to sell his
5boars at private sale. His herd r Of
Chester Whites is too we'll known to
the people Of this community to-. need
& q uC5YtlplAOAi az l1i4o IlutCf dllu We. DS-
flieve breeders and farmers in need Of
new bears will not miss the oppor-
tunity of purchasing one of these fine
animals.
j.. Steinway ,Scoville, Lincoln high
I way window washer, is spending a
I few days in Denison this week visiting
friends. Scoville' was seriously in
jured last March when he fell from a
window ledge on building to the &C.
ment pavement and suffered frac
ture of the jaw bone and broke his
arm in two places. Scoville states
that he has retired from the business
Of washing windows and when he fully
tirecuperates from the effects of his in
juries will engage in another line of
1 work. ".
The 'Denison post Office is now en-
gagged in the grocery business and is
taking orders for canned goods to- be
delivered to patrons Of this office by
lparcel post. The government is dis
.lposing of it's surplus stock Of food
istuffs pNgetased for the army and
.navy3 tlfInsl gait heel post 60 tices of the
ScountE ans MA tempt to bring down
spricas gsne Grady on lfoodstuff S. Goods
Ito bees old eIpd e canned beef and
lvegetabl D I wei ssasas canned fruits:
Postum Prices have been reduced ON
fthese gdods Atrons ID esiring to purs
.chase these goods should order same
lat the post Office:
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