The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-16
DeniSOn Local

, Gertrude Koester of Vail visited
friends here Saturday.
John Walsh, of Vail, was brief
business caller here Friday.
II Mrs. Fred True of Deloit was among
the visitors in the city Friday.
Mrs. Glenn UIlrich is at the Meehan
hospital undergoing treatments.
James Holey of Charter Oak, spent
Tuesday in Denison transacting bust
ness. =
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kin.
ney, Jr., daughter on Tuesday, April
18th.
Lawrence Howorth of Dow City was
a pleasant business caller in Denison
+ Saturday. . ,...
! w. E. Fishel, the Dow City banker,
was in the city yesterday transacting
business.
Miss Grace Bamford visited her corl-
sin, Mrs. Georgia Liscomb in Dunlap
Monday. 80
M. A. Riley was UP from Dow City
Friday transacting business at the
county capital.
Mrs. John Brockelsby and Mrs. Joe
Piper were shoppers in Denison Sat
urday from Vail.
Henry Reeser was down from
Schleswig Saturday calling on acquain-
fences and transacting business.
Z Marshal Weeks is making war on
the unclaimed dogs of the city, and
during the week has killed a number
: of the ours.
4 Attorneys Brown McCrary and Lou
a Sallinger of Carroll were in the city
Monday in attendance at this session
i of the district court.
Z Miss Myrtle Alberts who teaches in
I ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alberts In
I Denison over Sunday.
Y Row Mote returned home Sunday
! evening from Onawa where he spent
several days with his father, who has
\ been seriously ill. He left him some
= what improved.
Jack O'Connor returned home last
/ week, having received his discharge
from the service. He enlisted in the
aviation branch and was stationed at
a large field near Camp Pike, Ark.
Mrs. Gaylord Weeks and children,
who reside at Springfield, arrived in
Denison the first of the week for Wis.
it at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Wygant.
!, Mrs. Sam Stewart accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. NJ K. Holmes, de-
parted Sunday evening for Prescott,
Arizona. Mrs. Stewart is. in; failing
health and it is hoped that the climate
! Of Arizona will be of benefit to her.
Malcolm Heiden went down to
sCouncil Bluffs Sunday intending to
i drive back atneW motor truck for the
Standard Oil company which is to be
i(used to haul oil in this territory. The
new truck was not completed so he
could not return with it but Malcolm
: hopes to have it here by the last OF
: the. week. IsfgsstA u ssssfS So
/ Otto Vosgerau, one of the proprie-
tors of the Bulletin, spent last Friday
sin Chicago in attendance at the news
n paper mems conference held in con-
nection with the Victory loan. Some
five hundred editors OF the state took
! advantage of the invitation extended
by the government to attend the con-
ference, having all their expenses
s paid . f.. 20, .,.'i.. -
: G. l.. Ducander returned home last
Wednesday from Chicago where he
spent three days visiting wholesale
clothing houses in an endeavor to pur-
chase an additional stock Of spring
~ f1,nf In y)lD lNIItp n
turers are way behind on their orders
the demand being much larger than
they can supply. Labor conditions
says Mr. lDucander, ARE interfering
with the manufacturers turning out
their normal output. The outlook for
fall is anything but promising as every
Indication points to a scarcity OF
clothes with higher prices prevail
ing" -~'
Fred Smith came down from Ida
Grove Sunday for a visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Schnoor. Mrs.
Smith and daughter who have been
visiting here for the past week, &C
companied him back to Ida Grove on
Monday. Fred has recently purchased
a. building centrally located in the
business center of Ida Grove which
he will have remodelled and equipped
for a first class photograph gallery
The upper floor he will have arranged
for living quarters. Since going to
! Ida Grove, he has built up an excep
tionally good business and his many
friends in Denison are pleased to see
him so successful.