The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-28

Mrs. Henry Meyer and daughter,
Mrs. Robert Flockhart, and baby are
expected lin Denison the last OF the
week from Cincinatti, Ohio, for Wis.,
lit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E..
Bale.
G. L. Ducander has commenced the
erection of his new home just east OF
the B. j. Sibbert residence on Locust
street. Workmen this week are en-.
gagged in excavating for the basement
The home will be modern in every re.
spect. 4
VIM. Brandt and sons have COM
menced the construction of two houses
in west DeniSon which will be com.
pleted by early summer. They are
building them modern in every respect
and will place them on the market
when completed. =
Mrs. Hattie Ferrill, of Sac City,
spent Monday in Denison visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. w. Bamford. She was
she spent several days visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Georgia Liscomb.
Bert Walworth, of Dalton, Neh.; was
week. Mr.. Walworth left Dalton Fri
day morning and he states that there
was a foot of snow. He bought a place
in the northeast part of town and ex-
poets to move his family here the mid.
die of next month.
Mrs. r. P. Conner and son, Jimmy,
departed yesterday afternoon for
Council Bluffs where they will spend
ten days visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs.
R R a saye 5ust ,Ra winter to the
California.
m ol>y 10 ~
Saturday for the first time after re.
turning from Nebraska where he made
an extended visit at the home of his
daughter. While he ID still quite
weak he is making improvement and
his many friends hope to soon see him
daily at the store.
Ed Champion was in Omaha Friday
where he purchased "a REQ truck which
he drove back that day. The truck
was purchased for the use of the
Denison Rendering works which makes
two they now have in operation. The
rendering plant is doing exceptionally
well and already running almost to.
capacity. vi r.
+; Carl F. s% Kdehnle,2 p. J.. Klinker,
Judge Conner. Mrs. H. l.. Fitch and
Miss Grace Meyers returned home
Thursday evening from Des Moires
where they were in attendance at the
Republican state. convention, dele!
gates from this county. Mrs. R. c.
Jackson, delegate from Manila, was1
also in attendance.
John Saggau. Henry Nath, VIM.
Gehring, Emil Jocks and John Wake
departed Tuesday evening for> Detroit,
Mich, and win drive back five Dodge
to the shortage of freight cars dealers
in every section of the country are
forced to drive their cars overland
from the factories.
The Federation of Woman's clubs areI
conducting "a school Of ,civis and the
first meeting was held last evening at
the club room in the library. Miss Hi. |
mena Hoffman is the instructor and
she is giving the ladies some valuable |
information on voting. The school will
be held again this (W ednesday) evening |
and on Thursday evening commencing |
promptly at 8 o'clock. Ladies are
urged to be in attendance - ilri5|
!. H Patterson departed Monday
weeks sojourn. He was accompanied
as far as Kansas City by his daughter
Mrs. Ollie, Remsen, who. will make. a
visit, there with relatives and, friends
and then will go to Colorado, for "A
visit with her mother. III She will rel
turn to- DenisOn. for more extended
visit before leaving for her home in
New York. y. NJ t7.tt}3,f, 4, s.qy,. & /;
Clarence ChamberIin departed Friday
evening for New York, where he is max
ing the purchase of an aeroplane. His
father received a telegram from him
Monday morning stating that he had
purchased the engine and. hoped to be
able to secure just what he wanted In q.
plane within a few days. ClarenceI
plans to- spend two or three weeks in
the east and will attend an aviation
meet at Atlantic City before returning.l
home.
Last week workmen putting in a set
Of waterworks on farm near Deloit [
had occasion to open a ditch across the
public highway. Finding they could not
the work by nightfall, the
Workmen made the road passable;
placed a substantial guard at each side
and hung lanterns at each side of the
During the night some one
took the liberty to take one of the LAM
terms; and has not yet returned the'l
same. The lanterns were placed at the
for public safety and were
private property and. the owners would
be pleased to have the lantern returned
atsan early period. ,,.. III 5,.,;.B.-idi