The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

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Mabel Houlihan returned home Sat-
urday after a two weeks visit In Dan
bury and Sioux City.
w. c. Rolls and daughter, Ruby and
Miss Garnet Baber of Dow City We're
shoppers in Denison Friday.
Misses Viola Houlihan and Marie
Flynn left Thursday evening for two
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Miss Ruth Cole was Dunlap visitor
last week where she attended the we'd
ding of her cousin, Leslie Logsdon and
Miss Eva Brock.
Messrs. Byron and Martin Houlihan
and Mrs. Belle Houlihan and son at
tended the funeral of Frank Powers
baby at Vail Monday.
Many of our Denison people took in
the fair at Carroll during the past week
and all report a very good program of
races and many free attractions.
duties at the Review Office Monday
morning after months vacation spent
at her parental home at Woodbine.
Miss Fanny Mcclure has returned
from a two weeks vacation spent at
Sioux City and at Sioux Falls. She is
again at her work in the county agents
office.
Carl Berndt and family and Andrew
Lorentzen and family motored to Storm
Lake Sunday where they visited at the
Martin Jorgensen home. They also
visited Camp McHenry, where 1900 sol.
der boys are camped.
z c. NJ. Dybro returned from New York
City the last of the week where he had
been as buyer of merchandise for The
witnessed the ball game in which
Babe" Ruth hit his 3Sth home run.
Carl Krauth of Council Bluffs, spent
Sunday in Denison at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Krauth.
OF tho lnsla-Haas wholesale drug con-
Germ, and likes his new position very
much! In
Miss Kate Silletto returned to Des
Moines Sunday afternoon, after a visit
Mrs. John Silletto. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Ruth. who will
spend two weeks In Des Moines visiting
her sister and her brother, John.
Breeders Of pure livestock in the
county are beginning to use more print
ed stationery each year. The Review
has just turned out quite a quantity of
this kind of stationery for different
breeders. A printed letter head adds
very much to a business letter.
acre farm just east of the Denison city
limits. selling the same to w. w. Davis.
We understand the purchase price was
better than $500 per acre. Mr.. Davis
has also purchased the Ferd Ranniger
so acres just east of the old brick yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White. have
been enjoying visit from Mrs. Whites
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bradley. Of sJohnstown, Pa, the past
week. Mrs. White had not seen her
brother for thirty years, and the reun-
ion at this time has been most happy
one.
j. A. Saley and family of Atlantic,
drove to Denison on Sunday last,
Mrs. Saley's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. a: Harding with them. Mr..
and Mrs. Harding, had been at Atlantic
the past week visiting at the Saley
home. The Saleys returned home Sun-
day evening.
Clint. Sciford, Of Ricketts,, is mourn
ing the loss of a thoroughbred fox
hound that was either taken or strayed
away from his home last Friday. The
dog Is a female and answers to the
name of Bell, and Is marked with a
maltese head and two spots of black.
Anyone finding the dog or giving infor
nation leading to her recovery will re.
ceive a suitable reward.
The Northwestern has been pulling
some big engines over the road the past
few days, to be used on the Union Pa.
cific road. The engines were about
twice and a half larger than the ordi-A
nary engine and carried double drive
shaft with four pair of wheels. En-
closed cabs finished in oak were a fea-
ture. All the engines were Oil burners
and had large capacity tanks.
The Review goes into many new
homes each week, homes that have not
heretofore been visited by the paper.
and this7is "a source of much pride on
the part of those helping to make the
paper. To such subscribers the Review
extends greetings, and hopes that the
thus formed may
prove permanent and satisfactory to all
A representative Of the
Review was at Ricketts, for time last
Sunday attending the picnic and in
with one of the Ricketts,
citizens was told that the Review was
/ welcome visitor at his home, and that
It was one of the very best county pa
pers he knew Of. Such words are en-
A. E. Silletto, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Silletto of Denison. has been Sc
cured as an instructor in the Denison
High Schools for the coming year. He
will have charge of the vocational agri-
cultural department, and a better in
structor could not have been secured.
A. E. has finished four years In Animal
and has taken special cours-
es in the Smith-Hughes work and comes
to Denison well fitted for the position.
He has had much practical experience
rs well as technical training and being
Of genial disposition, will be able to
win the students. We congratulate the
school board on their selection. We
Mr.. Stantield will take up
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