The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-13
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I sChaS. kemmng was in Carroll Mon
day THANKSGIVING business.
Additional Denison local news on
page five of the first section. Y
Miss Rose Smith of Charter Oak, Wis
4 tied in Denison Friday with friends.
| Miss Mae Conner who is teaching ir
Omaha spent the week end here visit
ing relatives. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Badborka motored
to Glidden Sunday where they spent
the day with friends. .,.5
Mrs D. +. Pollard returned Saturday
from Il six weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Minneapolis.
! Mrs Andrew kahler and daughter
Ellis of Schleswgi spent Monday in
Denison guests Of Mrs. Claus PAIL.
Miss Grace Selander returned the
| last of the week, from the hospital in
Omaha where she underwent q minor
operation.
Rev and Mrs. G.. f. Hamilton were
Mt Guthrie Center yesterday attending
] the ordination Of the new Baptist min
lister there. Z
! Mr.. and Mrs, Louise Reimer and
Mrs. Henry PaulSen were down from
| SCnIeSWIS MOnuay IiltlklHS IL WISH WIFI
friends in the city.
! Geo. Rumsey who resides in Califor-
MIA arrived in Denison last week and
will spend the winter months here with
his mother, Mrs. S. B. Greek.
Mr.. John Waite who purchased the
! Burch house on west Chestnut street
! from o. E. Dresselhous moved it last
week to the lot across the alley facing
I 4 ~
| Dresselhous contemplates the erection
of a modern home on the former site
| next year.
The Review is in receipt Of a letter
from f. Fl. Juergens, formerly Of Red
change his address to Corning. He is
now engaged in the auto repair bust.
ness and his firm is known as the Vesta
auto electric service. Mr.. yuergens
says he is doing well and wishes to be
remembered to old friends.
Harold silletto departed Saturday for
Madison. Nebraska where he will en-.
gage in the newspaper business with
Mr.. Frank Connolly formerly of Car
roll. The young men have purchased
the Madison Star Mail, a weekly news
paper. with well equipped job office.
Harold learned the printing trade in the
review Office anu ldteTF OpeIdtcu Tie
Intertype for the Bulletin. He re.
signed his position with the Bulletin
last week. He is wideawake young
man and doubtless he and his partner
will make a success of their venture.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cable, Mrs E. w. Pierce
and Miss Ruth Weiss returned home
Saturday from Indianola where they
attended the branch meeting of the.
Womans Foreign Missionary society Of
the Methodist church. There We're
$50 delegates in attendance at this
meeting from the district comprising
Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas and Louis-
ana. Mrs. c. l.. Voss of this city was
honored by being elected as one of the
board of managers, Mrs. NJ, NJ. Cable
was reelected conference superinten-
dent of childrens work and Mrs. f.
w. Pierce was reelected as secretary
of the Council Bluffs district. @
John Hoist. Jr. is using space in this
issue to tell about Giant Prospect. the
great Chester White boar he sold last
This hog was sold for SITS. but the
purchaser was unable to make settle
ment and John had to take the hog
back. He now offers him for sale at
the Raymond Brown sale which will
he held in Dunlap October 18th. And
he will be sold for just what he will
bring. Giant Prospect is bigger and
betteiAthan when he was sold last Feb.
ruary. He is the sire of the first prize
boar in the boys and girls pig club ex.
hibition at Des Moines this year. and
he is suitable to head the, best herd OF
ChesterS in the land.