The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-25
Local Mention.

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Mrs. Art Jordan was up from DUNLAP
Thursday shopping and visiting will
friends nm
Miss Nellie O'Connor, Of Emogene
Iowa. visited last week with relative:
In this city.
Miss Elsie McAndrews returned home
Thursday from Omaha where she haC
Seen visiting. friends
Misses Bertha and Alma LANCER re
turned on Friday from Wall Lake
where they. had enjoyed an outing OF
two weeks.
Miss Kate Cavanaugh completed her
work at the summer school in Car.
roll on Friday OF last week and return
ed home that evening.
Miss Gladys Buckley returned home
Friday from Carroll where she has
been attending the summer school In
session at that place.
Mrs. James Monaghan, Miss Kate
Powers, and Mrs. O'Connell, of Vail,
were among the out of town shoppers
IN Denison Thursday.
j. H. Healy, of Manila, was in the
city early Monday morning, He re-
ports his herd OF Polands as looking
even better than ever, and visitors to
his place are loud In praise OF the hogs.
Fred Bolken. of the George Newcom
garage, is spending the next four
weeks at Detroit where he has enter
ed the Ford, automobile factory for q
four weeks course in shop foreman
ship.
Andrew Kraemer and Miss Kate
kraemer, of Charter Oak were visiting
A. a In lar loo, \, ,lrrp
Miss Kraemer departed on Friday for
Algona where she will visit with rela,
lives. She was accompanied by Miss.
IS Joan and Lucille Kraemer.
4 George w. Newcom reports the sale
OF three tWOOd Bros Ihreshing separ.
ators as a result Of having ran an ad-
vertisement In the Review. This pa
per was the only paper used for. the
advertising. and George is naturally
pleased with the result obtained The
purchasers were Henry and Rudolph
lessen, and Henry Schroeder. a 2Ox36
separator; Louie Schneider and Heiden
Bros, a 20x36 separator, and j. ~
Fischer and Patrick Hassett, 24x46
separator.
Mr. and Mrs John Bolieu came last
night from their home In California to
look after their holdings In Crawford
county. sSlf. bOneu says there was not
as much in the earthquakes at Los
Angeles as the papers made out. The
heaviest shake he describes as feeling
like d heavily loaded truck passing
yod. He says the principal thing Cali
fornia wants now Is room in which to
store her visitors. There was never,
such crowd as there is this year.
Charter Oak Times. \
4 III. w. Stratemeyer Of this city, has
the contract for erecting the soldiets
monument sat West Side. The design
is Handsome and most complete. A ftw !
days ago the monument came frSm
the quarry at Berrey: Vermont. Jall |
shaped and Handsomely chiseled and
finished. AS turned out by the FER /
mont firm, the monument is a credit |
to- the art. The statue mounting the
ma ssive base is that of al soldie' in
full uniform, "details given to the gun,
ammunition box. and everything that
marks a. soldier at attention II the
shipment, the statue was badly dam
aged. The legs are broken off 1t the
ankles, and the gun Is broken II two.
The damage is sufficient to caibe re
lection Of the fine piece OF the cttter's
art and impose loss of about 400 on
somebody, presumably the RAILROAD com
pany where amatehrish swifhmen
bumped loaded cars against one hnoth.
er.-CarrOll Herald.