The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-07


Louis Buss was a pleasant caller in
the city Friday from Dow City.
The Review is issued in three sec.
tons this week-tWenty pages in all.
Mrs. Henry +. Schurke was shop
! per in Denison Monday from Deloit.
Clifford Browne and Louis Miller
| were visitors in Deloit New Years day.
Mrs. Milo Kelly was in Vail last week
caring for her mother, who is quite sick.
George Winans, of Deloit. was Den
| ison visitor on Saturday afternoon.
Fred F.. Jackson and family spent
New Years at Dow City with his par
ents. gE. .. 81. ht d" ..s (
Miss Francis Holland, of Vail, spent
Monday in the city visiting with
friends.
Miss Alice Thomas was among those
from Dow City shopping in Denison
Saturday. es.-s. .... . -.
Mrs James Sharp, of Dow City, made
brief visit with friends in Denison
Saturday.
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Miss Sarah Hird of Ames has been
spending the past few days in Denison
visiting friends. ~
Julius Suffer was up from AriOn Sat
urlay attending to bushes smatters at
the county capital. t.a,s
Glen Salisbury, of Glidden, was a
week end visitor with Louis Miller on
East Chestnut street.
County Attorney Andrew Bell has
been in Sioux City for the past few days
transacting legal business.
Carl Nicholson was up from Dow City
yesterday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dieter and daughter
and Mrs. Jane Powers spent New Years
day visiting relatives in Denison.
Mike Mcmahon returned to Daven.
port Saturday evening after spending
the holidays with relatives in Denison.
Jim Kearney, of Doland, 8. D., stop.
ped off in Denison Monday on his way
to Chicago to visit at the Mike Magner
J home.
The dormitory is pretty lively place
now as all of the teachers are back at.
ter enjoying a. pleasant two weeks va
cation. "iiaE
Miss Ruth Cole left for Correctionville
Monday, where she has accepted a posi-.
ton as teacher Of music In the public
schools.
Chas. silletto left Friday for Des
Moines, where he will visit for few
days before returning to his studies at
Iowa City.
Mrs. Frank Glassburner and her sis.
ter, Miss Bertha Logsdon, of Dow City,
spent New Years day at the home of
| their aunt, Mrs. Howard Cole.
Miss Cora Parsons, who is employed
| in the Commercial bank, spent Sunday
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Parsons, at Woodbine.
| C. S. Switzer, of Defiance, stopped in
Denison Friday between trains. He was
returning home after a few weeks Wis.
| it at the home of his brother in West
Side. ..,
John Riggleman returned to Cam
bridge, Mass, on Thursday last after
| having spent the holidays with his par
erts and many friends in Crawford
county. He expects to graduate from
Harvard next June. ad[3gr ~
| Miss Viola Houlihan, who is attending
school at Sioux City, and Miss Mable
who is attending Mount st. Joseph
college at Dubuque. are spending the
holidays with their parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Martin iHoulifan.3' :s.is.S u, ~
Martin (Farmer) Burns, of Omaha,
/ was calling on his old DenisOn friends
on Saturday last. The old wrestler
Twenty yearsSa ago. and he Is just as MIN.
bic and light on his feet as ever
Claude Mcdonald and family, Of Dow
City, were ,Denison, callers last Satur-
day. While in the city Claude favored
the Review with call and stated he
would hold a Duroc sale February 9TH.
Watch these columns for further par
ticulars as to his sale. ~ ssss
James Armstrong was in Omaha Mon.
day, where he was comforting with the
| head officers of the Woodmen Of the
| World. There has been a readjustment
| Of rates in that order anG the work Of
| getting the new rates In working order
has been some task. y. s....
Miss Edith Staley who was in Boone
| Saturday being initiated into the White
| day where she made brief visit at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Curry. Mr..
| Curry lived in sDenison for a time be-
| ing employed in county engineer Fish
| els Office.
c.. l.. Smith. local manager of the
| Green Bay Lumber Company, expects
! to leave Saturday for points in Mis-
sissippi where he will spend two or three
weeks visiting the Finkbine lumber
mills getting first hand Information IN
| regard to the timber and lumber Of
that district. Mr.. Smith expects to
visit New Orleans, Vicksburg, Memphis
ana other points before returning home.
John Robinson. formerly of Milford
| township, but now leading retired life.
and living in Vail, has returned from a
| visit to California. where he visited his
mother, Mrs. Alice Robinson, and many
old time Crawford county friends. John
likes California real well as a place to
visit now and then, but for all the year
| round living old Iowa looks pretty good
and he has not decided to leave the
state as yet. .'1t. '- .--. .-
| F. C. Averil, formerly of the Car
penter Tire and Battery concern, is
encountering his share of misfortunes
these days. Recently he visited out
in Nebraska and while there contracted
a severe cold. and upon his return to
Denison pneumonia set in, and he has
! had tussel with that dread disease.
Recovering, however, he was helping