The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

Watch for the date or the coming
rummaGc sale.
Mrs. Anna Goebel was shopper here
Monday from Deloit.
The Review this week is issued in
three sections-lS pascs in all.
Merle Spence was brief business
caller here Tuesday from Dow City.
Mr. and Mrs. Thco. Burke and Mrs.
Dendixen were pleasant callers here
Saturday from Schleswig.
Miss Ruth Weimer, of Charter Oak,
had her tonsils removed at the Deni.
son hospital yesterday.
Charles Bartcher was called up to
Schleswigt Saturday to assist &C. GOtt.
berg, of that place, on professional bus.
| mess.
Miss Anna McCaffery underwent a
minor operation at the Denis0n hOspi-
tai last Thursday, having her tonsils
removed
Mrs. Milo Kelly and Mrs. Hugo Jen.
sen and SON spent the latter part of the
week as. guests of Mrs. John. kepford
south Of Buck Grove.
Miss Dorothy Mitchell leaves Thurs.
| day for her home at Hillsboro, Wis.
after a two months visit here with her
| sister Mrs. Will Nielsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rosburg re.
turned to their home in Sioux City on
Tuesday after a few days visit at the
parental. A. T. Curry, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gronau departed
today for their home at Whittier, Calf.
! after an extended visit here at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Sibbert.
There are any number of livestock
! advertisements in this issue and you
must read the paper carefully in order
that you do not miss any of the ads.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Tews. resi-.
dents of KEENAN,, WIS., arrived in Dem.
ison yesterday for &, visit at the home
LOST-24 INCH STRING OF
pearls. Finder please return to Cham
berlin jewelry store and receive reward.
4O.1t
]. c. Finnern, of KEENAN,, Wis, ar.
rived in DenisOn Friday and will make
his home here with his son, Henry T.
! Einnern. Mr.. Finnern closed out his
interests at KEENAN, recently.
Fred Gronau. of Kiron, was q bust
ness caller in Denison today (Wednes.
day.. While in the city he made. the
Review n call and renewed his sub.
scription for the coming year.
The childs welfare committee of the
w. R.NC. is making an appeal for cloth.
ing for the children of Armenia. Any.
one who has ANYTHING to donate send
to Mrs. Matte Shaw Van as soon as
possible.
II li,,., hoe. n
Finn hotel and will operate it contn-
lously. The hotel was closed this
Surfing owing to the fact that Mrs.
Finn was unable to secure the help
necessary to operate it. l...... r.
Miss Anne Sarachon Hooley. who for
merlv made her home in Denison with
, the Sarachon sisters. has opened ,iD u
school of secretarial training at Kan.
sas City, Mo- The school will be for.
mally opened at Main and WeStpOrt
avenue on Monday. October 18th.
Senator Clapp. of Minnesota. will de-
liver political speech from repuhli.
can standpoint, in Denison on Saturday
afternoon and evening. October 18th.
Senator Clamp was for many years in
| the United States senate and was con-
sidered one of the leaders; he is fluent
talker and will deliver a most pleasing
slul1TeSS. I-LdlI Oll IedIulS IAAlN.
Henry Nath and sister. Mrs. John
Jepsen, were called to Everly last Fri;
day on account of the illness of their
mother. Mrs. John Nath. Mrs. Nath is
wen advanced in years and is suffering
general breakdown with little hopes
Of her recovery. Mr.. Nath returned
home Sunday. his sister remaining to
he at the bedside of her mother.
On another page will be found a
large advertisement for +. w. Ham,
Of Shelby county. in which he is telling
about sale Of Hereford cattle that he
will hold at Harlan on Tuesday, Octo.
Der 18th. There will be SO head Of the
best cows and heifers offered, and these
are the hest Mr.. Ham has ever sold.
Then there are herd bulls, with two
Fairfax herd headers. Mr.. Ham in
vites the lovers of pure Herefords to
his sale and says 1t will be a chance of
a long time to get cows and heifers as
cheap as they will go at this sale. Read
the ad and plan on attending the sale.