The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19

H. H. Rust, of Arcadia, was a bust
ness caller here Tuesday.
Will Davis was a brief caller here
Tuesday, transacting business.
Carl Pacholke, of West Side, was a
pleasant caller in this city Monday.
Loren Butler was up from Arion on
Saturday having dental work done.
| Harry Stein, who resides on route
two out of this city, was a passenger
to Omaha today on a business mission.
Mrs. Orvil Hilton and little son, of
Omaha are spending the week here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claus PAIL, both OF whom have been
quite ill recently
Mrs w. E. Cole writes her Denison
friends that she will leave for Chicago
this week, where she will make her
home for the present with her sister
residing at6517 Minerva avenue.
Fritz Trezciak and family expect to
move the latter part of this } onth to
farm four and onehalf miles EoTta
Of Schleswig, near the Ida county
line, where they will make their home
for the present.
| Hans Jacobsen, who has been en-
ployed in the grocery department of
the Balle-Brodersen store for over a
year. left yesterday for Clinton, where
! he and his brother will engage in
farming for the coming year.
| Al the special services being held at
the Methodist church this week the
minute men will not have charge of
tirr of DC
announced in another portion of the
paper, but will take charge of the ser
vices on Sunday evening instead.
Henry and Walter Schultz, of Kiron,
were business callers in the city to-
day. They both paid this Office pleas
ant Gale and the former ordered the
Review to be sent to his address for
the coming year, and Walter who has
| been subscriber for some time, ex-
tended his subscription in advance.
Claus PAIL expects to leave the lat
! ter part of the week for Rochester,
Mimi, where he will consult special
lists there in regard to his health,
which has been quite poorly of late.
| We trust the ailment will not prove
serious and that he will soon be re-
stored to good health again.
Warren d. Henderson is spending
this week in Denison visiting with his
father, Robert Henderson. The young
man was discharged last Saturday at
Camp Beuragard La, from the service.
After few days visit here he will go
| to New Castle, Ind, where he has been
making his home.
Mr.. Sheridan, of Omaha, was in
Denison yesterday looking up 4 suit
able location for the establishment
here of an agency for the Hudson line
of cars. Mr.. Sheridan conferred with
the officers Of the Denison Improve
ment ,ccmUany regarding the Marion
i hotel building with a view of renting
the property providing some altera7
| lions could be made. A deal for this
property nad not been consumated up
to the time OF going to press. Il
Mrs A. e. l Bags, of Mora, Minn...
and her son, Who is a resident of Mon.
|tana, arrived here today for a brief
visit, at the home Of, M. and Mrs. j.
lDillaYou, of this ,city3,. Mrs, ,Baggss
and son cam" here from Scranton
where the funeral of Mr.. Baggs oc-
Cured last Friday. Mrs. Ernest Pol1
lock, Mrs. Henry Scheuerman and
James Dillavou, Of this city, also att
tended the funeral at Scranton Mr..
Baggs being their uncle. -. 30
II The Farmers State bank of Dow
City publishes statement of the con-
dition of the bank on the 18th OF;
March in another column of this pa
per. This bank has not been running
great while, but still it makes
creditable showing and one that the
management cannot be otherwise than
pleased to make. This bank is ably
managed by E. G. Virgins. of Dow
City, who has proved himself safe
and conservative banker. l.. X. Moore
of Dunlap is the popular president OF
the bank. His success in the bank
ing business at Dunlap is sufficient
guarantee that the bank at Dow City
will prove winner.