The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. TRACER returned
home yesterday from Nevada, Iowa
where they spent the past week in at
tendance at an Adventist camp meet
| ing.
Mrs. Fred Smith and children return
ed TO their home at Ida Grove last week
after a pleasant visit here at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
SchnOOr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry saggau and
Hugo and Martin Saggau returned
home Yesterday from Pine Cone Camp,
Mimi, where they enjoyed an outing
at the John Saggau cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. A. Jensen and Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. Peter Jensen returned
home Yesterday from a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Clinton.
They made the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Ainsworth spent
Sunday at Vail and were very pleasant
| w entertained at the home OF Miss
! Margaret Short. They were motored
home in the evening by j. f. Barton.
Rudolph Denker has accepted a posi-
ton at the Review office and commenced
his duties on Tuesday of this week. He
will assist in operating the linotype and
help out in the mechanical department.
DR.. and Mrs. p. j. Brannon and sons
left this afternoon by auto for Ellis.
worth, Mimi, for a brief visit with DR..
Brannon's mother, who is quite sick.
They expect 10 return home Thursday
evening.
f.. r. Shirtcliffe. of Willow, township,
took a run into Denison on q business
trip Tuesday evening, returning early
this morning. He and his tractor are
assisting Il threshing outfit owned by
the farmers Of that community.
Purcell Brothers wish us to state that
the cows advertised for Sale--the ad to
be found in another part of this paper
are all ,rebred to-their fine herd bull.
This fact was overlooked at the time
the advertisement was brought to the
Office. j...'.
l.. w. Powers departed Friday morn.
ing for points in South Dakota on a
will stop at Spencer for few days Wis
it at the Morgan Cornwall home where
his wife and daughter have been spend
ing the past ten days.
BILLY" .Byrnes, of Vail, was here on
Tuesday attending the American Legion
program. He's the man with the smile
thing to say: and every one likes to
meet him. whenever he comes this way.
No, thanks, we don't smoke.
G.. r. Denker and daughter. Miss Ell
Ia. and two sons. Rudolph and Walter.
returned Monday from weeks stay at
Lakewood park. While there they had
and were nicely situated. Chris says
they used n gallon of bait Of all kinds, |
but without success. Rudolph used one
of the strongest lines to be purchased
in Lake View. but without success. the
biggest fish in the lake took the hook
all right, but also took the line.
the Des Moines Register Of Monday
speaks Of two members of the Crawford
County Boys and Girls Pig club as
follows: Edward and John Petersen. of
Denison, are members of the boys and
girls pig club. They have a showing
of about ten head of pigs at the boys
and girls exhibition tent and say n
prize will be theirs for their efforts"
These two boys are sons of Asmus
Petersen, one of the breeders of the
county. b ),
The airplane exhibition advertised for
last Saturday drew a large crowd to
Denson. but was a distinct disappoint
ment. 1t had been advertised that two
planes from Harlan would give the eX
hibition but only one plane was here.
the other having been damaged the day
before so it could not make the flight
here. Owing to the wind stunt flying
was almost out OF the question but Mr..
Hulsebus managed to entertain the
crowds for Il short time. The plane re.
manned in Denison until Tuesday after.
noon and took a number Of passengers
for flights. The McHenry farm fur
nished a landing field for the plane.
DR.. l.. M. Coon left last evening for
Duluth. Mimi. where he is delegate
to the Mississippi Valley Health Officers
convention for the study of tubercu.
l0sis.