The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-17

Miss Grace Fleming, of Deloit, call
ed on friends in Denison Tuesday.
Mrs II. D. Jones was down from
Schleswig the fore part of the week
Visiting with relatives.
Miss Nellie Bierns returned home
Tuesday from Carroll where she had
spent several days visiting friends.
Harry K. Chapman, of Rock Island
ILL.,, has been guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Muir for the past
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fester and
Mrs Adolph Rosburg were among
those from Ricketts, who visited Den
ison Monday.
/ Mesdames Hill and Clark Marshall
and their mother, Mrs. ID. Barnholt,
were pleasant shoppers from Charter
Oak Monday.
Miss Helen Ellit will leave on Sat
urday for Ames, where she will con-
tinue her studies at the State ASri-
cultural college the coming year.
C. L. McFarling, of the Boys store,
spent the first days Of the week at his
home in Rockport, Mo. He also visit
ed at Kansas City, returning, to Deni-
son Tuesday night
P. C. Hollander the Schleswig cloth
ing merchant, stopped in Denison this
morning on his way home from Chi
cago, where he had been to buy mer-
chandise for his store.
Miss Mildred Kipp arrived in Deni'
son the fore part of the week from
Montana. She will make her home
with her aunt, Mrs. r. O. McConnau-
ghey, while attending school in Den
ison the coming year.
Henry Nath and wife and Grandma
Jepsen returned from the northern
part of the state Tuesday afternoon.
They visited at Everly and Mr.. Nath
also took in the fair at PipestOne,
MINI.
The Misses Catherine and Mary Lal-
ly expect to start for their school
work this week. Miss Catherine goes
to North Bend, Ind. and Miss Mary to
Johns Hopkins at Baltimore. Leni-
han Lally will accompany them as far
as Cedar Rapids.
Cards received from the Conner
party now touring Colorado state that
all members of the party are in the
best of health and all are enjoying
the trip very much. They are now in
Estes Park and will probably start on
the return trip home some time next
week.
District court is still in session, but
all extra jurymen have been discharg-
ed. The case that was continued from
last week still occupies the courts at
tention, and is now being argued be-
fore the jury. The case has attracted
more or less attention and there have
been numerous witnesses on the
stand.
The parent-teachers association will
hold meeting at the gymnasium on
Friday evening of this week at eight
o'clock and to this meeting the gen
eral public is invited. 1t is urged that
as many as possible attend this meet
ing, and it is hoped that a greater CO.
operation among the parents, teachers
and; students may be obtained.
T. F. Bruner and wife, of Douglas.
Wyo., arrived, in Denison Tuesday af-
Eternooneand are visiting at the Albert
Helsley home on North Washington
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruner are for
MI r residents of Crawford county.
They had been down in Indiana visit
ing friends and Mr.. Bruner will go on
to Douglas while Mrs. Bruner will Wis
it in Denis on. for two or three weeks.
L.. Seenann sold his residence on
Locust street yesterday to Chas. Zim-
mer, of Buck Grove. Possession will
be given October 18th, and the See
MAINS will move to the w. A. McHen.
ry home on East fremont. Mr.. and
Mrs. thinner and three daughters will
receive a warm welcome to Denison.
They are old residents of the county
and their acquaintanceship is far
reaching.
Arch e. Silletto has returned from
Canada where he has spent the sum-
mer. He says Canada at the present
time, is a great country in which to
make money but that he would not
care to take up residence there.
Stephen Thew, his brother-in.law,
on one of the McHenry sections, had
splendid crops this season, and will
make good money. His wheat, bar
ley, and oats, yielded very heavy and
the prices were high. Archie expects
to again enter Ames college where
he will complete his. course in agri.
culture
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