The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-14
James o'connor spent Saturday

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James o'Connor spent Saturday in
/ Omaha.
Miss Elizabeth Yount spent Sunday
visiting friends in Dunlap.
i Quincy Adams, of Charter Oak, was
d caller in Dcnison Sunday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien, of Buck Grove
We're visiting friends in Denison Sun
day. #
! Mr.. Lawrence returned on Tuesday
after a few days business trip to Chi
4 cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Cox spent Wednes
day visiting friends and relatives at
Storm Lake and Alta.
! John Meehan, of Davenport was in
Denison the past week greeting old
friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Lally, of Vail, spent Sun
day at the home of her parents, Mr..
4 and Mrs. M. L. Houlihan.
Frank Watson, Of Sac City, son of
| Mrs. Weeks, was called here because of
the death Of A. G. Weeks.
j Mrs. Emma Kalb Jones, of Dumont
was, here last week in attendance at
the funeral of her brother.in-law, A. G..
/ Weeks. IT,
Mrs. r. r. Montgomery received
word Monday that her only sister died
at her home in Arkansas. Mrs. Mont
| gomery is the only one left Of seven
! sisters. She was SO feeble at the time
the news was receivd she was unable
| to attend the funeral.
Malone Bros. received a request last
week from parties down in Ohio asking
them to come to that state and assist
! in the sale of a large block of real
! estate. The parties making the request
I had heard the Malones sell some prop.
erty a couple of months ago and We're
so well pleased with the work that the
| offer was rendered The Malones were
unable to accept the offer owing to 9TH
er business.
! The annual meeting of the stock
! holaers OF the Crawford County
State bank was held on last Thurs,
day evening, when the following di-
rectors were elected for the coming
r. Jones. Il. J. Garrison, o. A. Patter-
son, II. j.. Mote%and Mrs. l.. Cornwell.
IAt the meeting of the directors the
following officers of the bank were
elected: George Naevc president; j. p.
Conner, vice president; M. E. Jones,
cashier; o. A. Patterson, assistant cash.
| Ter; Il. Il. Mote, assistant cashier. A
full report of the business of the bank
and its financial condition was rendered
i.isfactory. ,iaas..sss 5,gs-, $50
John Waite, an employee of the Den
! ison Auto Co., met with a painful ac-
cident Tuesday morning which almost
! cost him the sight Of his right eye.
In company with Percy Duncan they
were making some repairs to Il rear
axle. Percy was driving pin
through housing and as he did not
seem to make much Roadway Waite
looked through the other end of the
| housing to see what was obstructing
it. just then Duncan with n heavy
blow of the hammer drove the pin
through and it struck Waite in~ the
eye. Fortunately the bridge of the
| nose received the full force of the
blow although the eyebald was badly
cut. The accident was most pain
full one and John will not be able 20
attend to his duties at the garage for
several days. Fs
| q The district convention Of the Wo.
mans Home Missionary society will be
heldsat Council Bluffs on Tuesday and
"wednesday, April 18th and 14th. Deni!
son is honored by having several of her
ladies' as officers Of this society. Mrs.
O. NJ. .Criswell is district president and
AIRS. MIA, Penney is second vice pres.
Eident and, Mrs y. Phil Jones is district
secretary OF the Home " Guards and
| Mothers Jewels work. Two Of the
! Home q yards are present at the con
!, alton. III Lawrence ENers will give
review. of the study Call to the Col.
|tors, and Charles Stanfiela will go as
delegate. Miss LESSEE Marshall will be
present as delegate, representing the lo-
cal Queen Esther society and the Miss
es Esther Randall and Trina Lehfeldt
are delegates from the Junior Queen
Esther society. There will be a pro,
gram Of great interest.
~ We call attention to the advertise
menteo of A.. r. Place and Frank r. Eos
ter. telling about an auction they will
have on next Saturday. The sale is a
farm and personal property sale, ana
will be held on the place known as the
. Brinton Sharp farm in Union township,
1h miles south of Dow City. First to
be sold is the farm of 240 acres The
soil of this farm is good fertile soil
having been seeded down for some
time. There are 100 acres in alfalfa and
clover 40 acres of timothy meadow, 20
acres of blue grass pasture. 40 acres
der pillow. The buildingsRare all in good
repair, and consist of a house of seven
rooms, cellar, barn 4Ox4S, double corn
crib, double garage, wash house, hog
house. chicken house, ice house, cob
house. Good water system on the place
with hydrants and tanks. Terms of
the sale are 50 900 day of sale, purchas.
err to assume loan of $45,s0O, remainder
paid when possession is given. The
personal property consists of 236 head
of livestock, ass follows: II head of
horses, SO head of high grade cattle. 81
head of stock hogs, 20 brood sows, y
with pigs at side and some to farrow
soon. There are 500 bushels of corn !,
20 tons of cnsilage, 6 tons hay. 4 Sets
harness, cream separator, filling sta
ton Bowser. pump, $50 gallon tank and
house, all farm machinery and some
household goods. A free lunch will be
given at noon. The usual terms are of
fered and Malone Bros. are the auction.
GERS and w. f. Fislrel is the clerk.
MARKET REPORT