The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-04
Mention


DenisOl Tuesday from Ricketts,. 81"
A meeting of, the farm bureau is
scheduled for Thursday of this week.
Miss Ruth Tucker. who teaches at
Deloit,i Visited in -Dehisoh over Sunday.
Chas. EETam,t1, Of schlesWig,, was a
brief business visitor in the city Tues
day.
Earl Chase was over from Buck Grove
yesterday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
Mrs. Leo Mungon and Miss Reta Tay
lor We're ,shoppers in the city Monday
from Dunlap. m H ~
Roy Naeve was down from Schleswig
Saturday spending the day with rela.
tives and friends in Denison.
The Boys Home Guards of the Meth
odist church will meet at the F. r. Ran.
niger home east of the city next Tues:
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES Bartcher went
to Boone Monday afternoon to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Bartcher's aunt,
who passed away there on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. X. Meyers have
an announcement of the birth of a
grandson, Richard, to their daughter,
Mrs. Eunice Clark, at: Kansas City, Mo.
VIM 1Iintz the faithful and efficient
mail carrier on rural route one out of
Denison, j Is stricken with pneumonia;
and his condition today is reported most
CRITICAL M .tflt,i S'.H Eiu HDie
V. z. Anderson is. again able to- be at
his place. of Bhsitiess after d hard siege
with the flu. For two weeks he and his
family We're belfast With the disease,
cred. h0Wevegis.l raui: sa.tl, e, sts&3s
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advertising SPACES il This issns OF the
Review The splahtS tsi hlowe IN. full $oper.
alton ana Is fneetlngi a e16ng felt need iii
the community II. L. champion Is the
manager Of this new enterprise and is
devoting ial greatef Share Of his time to
it. The :c6fhpany Is now able TO SUPPLY
tankage to Turner's. :" me- ~
Fred DIrr,' Who was was Employed by. the.
Denisop bottling< works some two years
ago, and gwhn, had, the misfortune to
break hiA ankle about eighteen months
ago. is rapidly recovering and expects
to again take a position with the bot
Ting works. He is an experienced man
and Mr.. Mitchell is to be congratulated
upon being able to again employ Him.
The Review has just been furnished
the copy for a livestock catalogue to be
printed for p. H. Sheridan, Of Vail. who
will hold his annual sale of purebred
Chester White hogs in the sale pavilion
at Vail on Monday, February 10th. We
notice there are IS animals listed in the
catalogue and they are all of the very
best of breeding. Watch the paper next
week for the big advertisement. And
write Mr.; Sheridan for a catalogue.
Ora Malone has been confined to his
home the past. few days suffering with
the fiu His brother, E. r., has been as,
sisted in the meantime by Ed Champion.
The HERMAN Otto sale held on the Sec
ond was most, successful and, Mr.. Otto
in talking to a Review man today ex.
pressed the wish that mention be made.
Of the Work of these two gentlemen at
his sale, Everyth hing sold well, due to
the efforts of. the auctioneers and the
fact that the stuff was in good condi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Caswell leave to-
day for Des Moines to be in attendance
at the annual convention Of the Iowa
Press association. which, will be in ses-
sion there Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.. Mr.. Caswell is the field secretary
OF the, association and it fell on his
shoulders-t to arrange the entire program
for the convention. II. G. Finnern and
Otto vosgerau, proprietors Of the Bull
attend the convention.
ReS0c1tS OF DenlSOT WHO are Inter
ested in the subject OF city beauti.
full and take pride in the beauty of their
grounds will be interested in the an
nOuncenent that John Jensen, profess
sional landscape architect, is to deliver
an illustrated lecture at the opera house
on Friday evening. February 18th. Mr..
Jer,sen has received considerable tech,
nical training as well as having had a
number Of years Of experience along.
these lines, and will be able to give our
citizens much valuable advice on this
subject. The opera house management
has consented to have but one show on
that evening and Mr. Jensen's talk will
he an illustrated lecture in conjunction
With the sshow. probably consuming as
much time as. two ordinary picture
shows. Tire talk win not only be inter
esting but of real practical help to those
who are considering improving their
grounds and they should not miss the
opportunity of hearing this expert.
Claimed that plug hats are coming
hack. Bank men and society swells1
will now be scarcely distinguishable
from the circus agents ard Indian doc
tors.
Burlington Hawkeye:- There always
are, "a lot Of people who are forever "slop
ping over Some Of them place the
10 -, ol,ox,o country and are with that