The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14

whlch resulted as follows: Miss Flora
Mtggtns, noble grand; Mrs. George
keairnes, vice grand; Mrs. Mariana B.
Harper. secretary; Mrs. Sarah E. Wiley
treasurer; Mrs. Jane Wood, r. S. to N.
G.; Mrs. Ola Boham. L. s. to N. G.; Her
bert Rule, r. s. to v. G.; Mrs. Nettie
Goddard, 4. s. to V. G.; Mrs. Bertha
Rolls, warden; Mrs Esther Riddle, con-
Z ductOr; Mrs. Bessie Binnall, inner
guard; Mrs. Mary Riddle, outer guard.
Mrs. Bertha Rolls acted as installing
officer. At the close of the business
session social time was enjoyed, with
Ia fine service of Treatments.
J.. w. Stepanek has recently pur-
chased the Joseph McColl building oc-
cupied for a number of years past by A..
4 "A. Luke as a harness shop. Mr.. Ste
epaDek will not have possession, howev-
ser, before another year, at which time
Mr.. Luke's lease expires.
n C. o. Miller was business visitor in
Council Bluffs the early part Of the past
week. a., ~
Sears McHenry and Miss Bernice o.
borne were down from Denison several
days Of the past week auditing and in
sEvOicing the business affairs of the Nc
Henry bank here. II
81 Saturday afternoon the members Of
the Friday club met in their annual
business session at the home Of Mrs.
n NJ. J. Breen. The election Of officers
was held, which resulted in the choice
of Mrs. M. ]. Breen as president; Mrs.
II Fred Coleman, vice president; Mrs. J.
"A. Scott, secretary-treasurer. The club
plans to hold their annual banquet some
time next month. AS yet the exact date
has not been decided upon.
&s j. N. Bell, G. A. Anderson, J. F..
Pearsall and John Keairnes, from this
\ vicinity, have been drawn on the petit
:. m 70 no n
4 Monday, February I'd. T. A. Rae and
IA. j. Rule have been drawn on the
grand jury in session the last week of,
january.
Il George Binnal land John Williamson,
who purchased a new drag saw several
weeks ago at Woodbine. have received
1.-THE machine, it being shipped here dur
ling the past week. The machine has
been taken to the Link Riddle place
q north Of town. where the owners are
how busily engaged in trying out the
game. ,s
M Gus Fredericksen, residing four miles
faOuth of town, has traded his interest
in the farm to John Ahart. In the deal
L he acquires an interest of 1876 acres in
IL farm belonging to Mr.. Ahart near
Pisgah They will hire a man for the
latter place this year and Mr.. Freder-
'icksen Is to move his family onto the
Mr.. Ahart, March list. We understand
that the William Ettleman family who
have been living on the place for sever
al months will move back to town.
Mrs. s. G. Jennings and son, Homer,
OF Omaha, and her sister, Mrs. w. Peck
Y and son, Russell, of Washington, D. C.,
were arrivals in Dow City Wednesday
for, visit at the home of their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. o. Miller,
leaving again Friday for Omaha. The
y Peck family have discontinued their
Residence in Washington and are NOV
i Ing to Portland, Ore. ~ -,..:
i Clarence Bryan, residing four miles
North of town, lis the owner of p pure;
bred Psrcheron mare, the animal being
4hipped in the past week from the north
d9rn part of the state.
4 Fred IapbscherI shipped a car of cat
ltle to Omaha Thursday and accompan-!
Ned the stock to market.
~ lsFaSe,, Rule came, ltp from, the, BluffS'
the early part of, the week. for q visit
with his relatives.
Darrell Parker came over from Moor
head Saturday and was a brief caller at
the G. o. Miller home.
Mrs. Will Aldrich was a passenger,
from Dunlap Saturday for an over Sum
day visit at the parental, j. w. Cram,
err, home.
Misses Marie ,Helsley and MARTHA
Weiss visited their folks in Denison5
Saturday. "A.
our leiioa toSnsman, Emil Jepsen.y
Ia prograsgiy contract and builder, is
now SQuihpSd to- keep lightning from
/ strikfpH Id this locality He has the tex-=
elusive aagency in this community for
the Shinn-Flat system of lightning pro-
lection. This is the system that has
come into general use throughout the,
United States and Canada, and now pro-
tects over two hundred thousand build
ings. The lightning rods Mr.. Jepsen is
selling are considered superior to any
other rods made, being woven in the
form of fiat cable, from the purest cop
per and according to electrical author
tiles such as DIT. Steinmetz, of the Gen
eral Electric Co.; Prof. w. H. Day, Of
the Ontario Agricultural college, Cam
ada, and many others, they are more
efficient in controlling electrical cur
rents, owing to the fact that they have
80 per cent more conducting surface
than any round rod or cable containing
the same amount of material. Mr..
sJepsen has made a special study Of the
lightning business and is competent to
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