The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15

John Bailey departed Monday FOL
Redfeld S. ID, for a visit with his son
Harry.
/ Mrs. J. Lietz, OF Clinton, is Il guest
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Knau
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Erred Eggers. residents
of Manning visited in Denison Monday
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Salmonson and
daughters, OF kiron. were brief callers
here yesterday. ..
evening for Cambridge. Mass, where
he will enter Harvard college.
TIE many friends of Mrs. VIM. Short
will be glad to learn that she is i'm
proving from her recent illness. ~
1 Misses Eunice Jones and Lillian
North left Sunday for Grinnell, where
they will attend college again this year.
Fred Lohyman and family. Detlef
Vinke and family and Mrs. Jennie Wal.
ters of Manning, were callers in the
city Saturday. ft.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Eggers and daugh.
| ter, Verne. will spend Thursday and
Friday in Omaha attending the horse
races at the Ak.sar.hen field
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Mohr returned on
| Tuesday to their home in Clinton after
! vicinity with relatives and friends.
| Mrs. IT. H. Harter returned to her
home at Syracuse. N. T., Monday at
ter Il few weeks visit here ut the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Marcus Jones,
Jr. 4
Herman Koenekamp returned home
Friday from Sphinx county, N. d.. where
he spent several days looking after land
interests. He reports crops excellent
in Sphinx county. ~ ..a. = .r
Mr.. and Mrs. FraAk Lynch and baby.
who have been spending the past week
in DenisOn, guests, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl r. kuehnle, departed
this afternoon for their home in Tulsa.
Okla. .,..-
Miss Schuneman. of Cedar Falls. is
spending this week in DeniSOn conduct
ing extension work for the State Teach
ers college She is working out n
course of study in drawing and art for
students up to the seventh grade in
our public schools.
Judge Albert on Monday granted citi.
zenship papers to three residents of
Crawford county. Several others made
application but their eases were con.
tinued until the next term of court.
Those admitted to citizenship were
Adolph Bauer. of Breda, native of Ger.
many: John Fl. Sprock. of Charter Oak,
native of Great Britain: Wilhelm G.. F.
Witaczack. of SchlesWig, native of Ger
many. .tS{
81 ~ TOD in
Ed Nelson building Just east of the
court house, which he purchased last
spring. Mr.. Petersen is using the en-
tire ground floor for his tin shop and
has added much new equipments. He
located in Denison, some fourteen
months ago and is enjoying q, big trade.
Ed Nelson moved his stock TO the build.
ing formerly occupied by Petersen on
Main street. :es@} RS, s.@
Lewis Miller left Monday for Lamont
where he will attend Graceland college
r. r. Mote returned home Sunday
from kintyre. n. d.. where he spent
ten days looking after some land inter-
ests of his and Mr.. N;ieve. He reports
ton OF the state. although in some
places the crop was hurt bv rust and
,lrouth. While there he DISPOSED of
his half section OF land at n good price.
~. @
Geo. Menagh and scom;,any4are CONF
plotting a fine impE4 yeinant sfn their
ladies ready to.weart partment (which
is novel and something not usually
found in a CITY the size OF Denison.
They have built what is termed a.
French room for the DISPLAY of their
ready-to-wear garments. The room &C.
cnbies consderaHe SPACE on the sec.
ond floor andsis me- sitistfc. Parti.
tons with Fsensh Rorw and mirrors
are used to enclose Sthe SPACE and d
miniature Stage is arranged where gar.
ments are disnaved on models. The
of the store extends a cor
dial invitation to all TO inspect this new