The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06
II Chris Nissen OF Boyer was Il coun.
Il " seat business caller Saturday.

Chris. Nissen Of Boyer was d coun.
\ ty seat business caller Saturday.
n. NJ. Schooner, of Panama, was I,
business caller in thetcity Thursday
Miss Florence Mitchell, of Vail. was
Va Denison shopper on Thursday OF last
week.
Miss Marjorie sOISief Of Omaha
spent Sunday in BENSON visiting with
friends. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Schultz We're
pleasant visitors here Friday from
Scheswig. s5 -sFi5.,3E @
John Mathy's was up from Dow City
!! Monday transacting business ct the
! county capitol.
Mrs. r. G. kiel departed Thursday
! for Columbus Junction f0s' a weeks Wis.
| 1t with her mother. III
EWedpesday, IN the, city visiting with
Friends and shopping.
| Misses Minnie and Caroline PAIL
visited their sister. Mrs. Orville Hill
/ ton in Omaha over Sunday.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Boeck We're down
day with friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lamherty are
the proud parents of a daughter which
was born on Sunday October 3rd.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bruhn Of Sol
der township were guests at the II.
Peter Jensen home in Denison Sun
| day.
Mrs. Dan Regan returned Wednesday
to her home in Chicago after Il pleasant
visit here with Mrs. Rachel Goodrich
and other relatives.
John O'Connell, resident of Lost
Nation, has been making visit in Den
ison, u guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Il. McAndrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Iversen. Mrs. Ru-
dolph Christensen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Miller were visitors here last
Thursday from Schleswig.
Miss Alma Wright departed Friday
night for Chicago to resume her studies
at the Chicago university. after SPEND
ing the summers vacation here
Z Mrs. H. "A. Lyon and daughter. OF
Jefferson. spent the week end in Denl-
son visiting at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs: J. Schwarzenbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Wilkcn. and
daughter Emma and Miss Lydia Jen-
sen lnotored to West Side Sunday
where they spent the day with friends.
Emil and Henry Ewoldt. who reside
near Manning, were business visitors
in the city last Thursday. While here
they took occasion to make this office a
pleasant CALL
John B. Hungerford. Jr., editor Of the
Carroll Herald was business visitor
in DenisOn last Thursday afternoon. He
took occasion to make this Office a call
while in the city.
John Clarey, in the employ of the
city electric department, met with an
road to Buck Grove. He was taking |
SOME transformers out in the city's |
Ford car and in some manner the car
upset. injuring his leg in the accident.
While no bones were broken he is |
forced to use a crutch to- get around.
A Ford parked just north of the up.
per Main Street Methodist church
caught on fire Friday morning about
$50 O'clock and a passerby noticing the
flames turned in fire alarm. The
flames were cXtinguished before the de.
partment arrived and before much dam
age was done. 1t is. thought that the
fire started from the exhaust pipe near
the muffler. \
g Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller returned
homo Thursday from Lloyd Mont,
where they, spent the summer months
with their sons on their big sheep ranch
Mr. Miller states that he had an i'm
mense wool clip this year but has not
been able to find q market for 1t and
has been compelled to store the wool.
He reports conditions in Montana ex.
cellent but that stock raisers are suf-
fering considerably on account OF mar
ket conditions. +