The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-09
Local Mention

L.
Henry Rowedder Of Hayes township
was a pleasant county seat business
caller Monday
Tom Collins was up from Council
Bluffs over Sunday visiting his moth
er, Mrs. M. j. Collins.
The board OF supervisors is in ses-
sion today allowing claims and attend
ing to the Usual routine Of business.
Mrs. J. M. Glynn and Miss Claire
Molseedf'of Vail were in Denison Fri
day shopping and visiting friends.
Mrs. David Bornholdt of Charter
Oak is spending a few days in this
city visiting her sister Mrs. John
ROhwer.
Mrs. Kate FLYNN and daughter, Mar
garet and John Costello were in Oma-
ha Sunday spending the day with their
friends
Attorney Maurice O'Connor was
down from Vail yesterday attending
to some business matters at the coun-
ty, capital.
w. J. Sandberg, cashier of the XII
ron State bank, was in Denison yes
terday afternoon transacting business
at the court house. (
Miss Loretta Ports departed today
for Armour, s. Oak, where she will
make an extended visit at the home
OF her uncle, J, j. Walsh.
kHlt Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Miller, Sr., Mr..
and Mrs, ]. w. Miller, Jr, and daugil-
tiers, and Ed 2. Lehman motOred to
Schleswig Sunday where they visited
with friends.
Joe Collins and Wilyy Mullen were
passengers to Sioux City, Monday eve
ming. They made the trip especially
to hear the French band which lis
making aatohr of tine country.
John w. Cambell Of Omaha is spend
ing few days in Denison this week
transacting business. Mr.. Campbell
is now associated with the Phil Nor
tan Sign Board company of Chicago.
Lieut.. Harold Laub returned Thurs
day 10 Pensacola, Fla. where he is
stationed in the coast artillery SER
vice, after spending a short furlough
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Lauh.
The soldiers relief committee made
uplof Lyman Morris, Of Deloit,. chair
man; sTheO. Drake, of Charter Oak,
secretary, and r. ]. Shropshire. OF
Denison, was in session yesterday,
making the quarterly allowances.
The assessors are rapidly finishing
IN the work of assessing in the coun-t
ty and several of them have already
TUNED in their books to the county
auditors office. All of the books must
esturned in by May 10th according to
law.
n. e. Mote was called to Onawa yes
terday afternoon having received
message that his father, Mr.. ID. B.
Mote was seriously sick and little hope
entertained for his ultimate recovery.
Miss Elsie McAndrews visited with
friends at Sioux City over Sunday.
Raw E. Garrett received his honor
able discharge from the army and
arrived home Sunday evening from ut.
Blss, lei Paso. Texastg He left Mon-
dat noon for Ida Grove where he will
viS1t at the Nelson home for several
days.
III another part Of the paper will be!
f0iind IN ordinance that was passed
gbyIsthe city council Monday evening,
making It misdemeanor to permit
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, or In
fagt anything with feathers on, from
running at large between the period
OF March IS and Septembe Is OF each
year. ana 1
The, annual party tof the Mothers
Jewels band was q most EMO able al /
ternoon. The program, In which many I
little folks took part in the way OF Il
songs, readings and special music,
was very pleasing. "A dainty lunch Il
was served to the little folks and their /
mothers and friends. The dues of this II
organization help support IAN orphans 4
home in York, Neb.. i'.tf II
n Mr.. and, Mrs. Guy Baker and sons
arrived here last week from Boston,
Mass, and will make their home here.
Mr.. Baker has accepted position with
ahe Morris Packing Company of Oma- h
IA. At present they are located in
the e. Z. Nicholson residence on East
broadway, Mr.. and Mrs, Nicholson
having recently moved onto their farm. II
'Denison friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
gladly welcome them again to curl
midst. IA
Floyd R. Smith of Chandler, MINI, N
visited at the VIM. McCord nome lnfI1
this city Sunday, coming from Def 81
ance where he is visiting his parents.
MIR. Smith has but recently returned N
from France, where he served two
wears with Co. D., 167th Inf, in the II
Rainbow Division. He took part In N
many interesting battles, having been
In the great Horseshoe Drive at .Cha-l|
teau Thierry, and he has many inter-
estihg experiences to relate.
The mothers meeting recently held
by the w. G.. T.U. was a very pleas u
ant occasion The talks by DR.. Emma
Johnstone and Mrs. H. A. Normansf
were very interesting and worthy OF
attention. All present were invited h
to give some item as called upon. Mrs.
3. B., Romans favored the audience Il
with most amusing reading. A so-f
ejal hour followed and light refresh
,l,ents were served by capable COM
mittee.
The twondrivers of the Boys motor N
delivery cars struck on Monday OF
this. week for higher wages which the III
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