The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29
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Mrs. c. II. Boil, Of Dow City. was a
shopper in Denson Thursday.
B. Carstens, Of Peoria, ILL.,. visited in
Denison over Sunday with friends.
Merle Molseed, of Omaha, visited ov.
err Sunday In Denison with friends.
Misses Anna Evers and Martha Lch.
feldt- were visitors in Omaha Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bornfoldt were
pleasant callers here Saturday from
Manning.
Miss Elna Petersen, of the Bale
Brodersen store, visited at her parental
home in Kiron Sunday.
J.. 4. Curry. of Seward, Neb.. visited
in the city over Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Petersen were
down from Schleswig Saturday spend
ing the day with friends in the city.
Mrs. Gus Buesing departed Monday
for Bloomfield Neb., where she is max.
ing a visit at the home of her son. Fred
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Hollander were here
from SchlesWig Monday spending the
day with friends in the city and shop.
ping.
Mrs. Frank Pfarr left Sunday for
Chadron. Neb.. where she will spend
two weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Rokahr.
az Mrs. Orville Hilton and son. returned
Saturday to their home in Omaha after
q pleasant visit here with her mother,
Mrs. Claus Jail.
Miss Minnie Rininsland returned on
Saturday from Chicago. where she
spent several days purchasing fall mcr-
chandise for the Bale Brodersen store.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Frese drove to
Carroll Monday. where they visited
Mrs. j. Englert. who has been confined
nj the hospital there for the past few
weeks.
Melvin Leahy was at Lakewood park
Sunday, where he witnessed the ball
game between Sioux City and the Chi
cago Union giants. The Sioux City
team defeated the colored team.
Miss Clara Curry returned home Sun.
day from Lincoln, where she enjoyed a
two weeks visit with former classmates
at the university. Miss Curry has de-
cided to remain out Of school this term.
Misses Marie Conner and Frances
Leahy were hi Vail Friday EVENING"
where they attended a party at tho
Il homie OI MISS N;iueIlne IIynn WHICH
was given in honor Of M. Molseed. OF
Omaha.
Miss Alma Wright is expected home
Thursday from Ute. Where she has been
for the past two weeks visiting with her
aunt. She will leave the last Of the
week for Chicago to resume hersstudies
at the Chicago university.
Born on Friday, September cath, to.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Andersen. of
Schleswig. a baby girl The father. who
Mt Schleswig, celebrated the occasion
by taking half day holiday from his !
duties at the bank. The Rexiew eX-
tends congratuat ons.
lotto Dresselhouse returned homo on
Friday from a two weeks trip TO cot. 1
Ton plantations located In Norm Caro-
COMPANY, Of Chicago. He reports a
most enjoyable trip as the guest Of the
Marshall Field company and had the
pleasure Of seeing just how cotton is
grown.
John Sibbert will leave Friday Of tiiist
week for Ogden, Utah. where he OK
poets to purchase n home. Mrs. Sibbert
and children will join him as soon as
the new home is in readiness. The Sib-,t
berts have been residents of I)eniSOn
for almost thirty years and their many
friends will regret their departure. For
seventeen years Mr. Sibbert has trav.j
eled for the Pitkins. Brooks crockery
and glassware house of Chicago in this
territory
j. B. Lyon was overl in Harrison
county last week looking at n number
of farms lie has listed for sale. In an
other column he is running an adyer-
tisement calling attention 10 these
lands. BY reading the ad one will no.
tice an 30 acre farm is listed This farm
Is described as being six miles from
Missouri Valley. has a seven room
house, good barn and routbuildings. in
Guiding garage. repair shop. gr;tnary,
hog house. and good cement cave All
under cultivation. and to be sold ut
$3.50 per acre. with 81 900 down and
s.. 900 March lst Another farm is one
Of IG0 acres, seven miles south of I4o-
gan. Has eight room house. 50x60 barn.
double corn crib. chicken house. garage.
hog house and many other buildings.
One mile from $4,000 consolidated
school. The price on this farm is 500. !
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