The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-20
DenisOl1 Local

Mrs. Tom Ryan, of Vail, was a shop
per in the city Friday.
Don Wilkinson was business visit
or in Omaha Tuesday.
Arlo Hagge was pleasant bushes:
caller here Saturday from West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Riddle, were
pleasant callers here Monday from Dow
City.
Harve Terrell. of Carroll, spent Sun
day in the city,a guest at the Bamfor(
home. &
\ Miss Inez Childress was among those
from Deloit shopping in Denison Sat
urday.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Hanneman were
pleasant callers here Monday from
West Side. L.
Mrs. George Dieter. of VAIL spent
Friday in the city shopping and visit
ing with friends.
Ben Kruse, of Schleswig, was among
those from out Of town transacting
business here Monday. e4i, Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred True were down
from Deloit Sunday spending the day
with friends in the city.
Arthur Schwarzenbach, of Grand Isl
and, Neb., visited in Denison over Sun
day at the parental home.
John Bamford, a, resident of Omaha
visited in DenisOn over Sunday at the
home Of his nephew. r. w. Bamford
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rink, residents OF
Council Bluffs, spent Sunday in the
city, guests at the home Of Mrs. Aug
Hanke.
Arnold Brockman was down from
West Side Friday tiansacting business
at the county capital and calling on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Kahler returned
home the latter part of the week from
Rochester, Mimi. where Mrs. Kahler
consulted specialists in regard to her
health.
Miss Flora Iseminger returned home
last week from 1T. Wayne. Ind, where
she enjoyed several weeks visit at
the home Of her. sister, Mrs. Frank
Evans. i.
Miss Grace Meyers returned home OH
Monday from Charlton, where she
spent several days visiting her brother.
F.W. Meyers. and family. Miss Meyers
was in Des Moines last week attending
the annual convention Of the librarians.
Poor service on the part of the city
electrical department for the past four
days Is. recorded, and every business
depending upon electrical power has
been placed at a great disadvantage
The lights We're entirely out Saturday
afternoon and again on Sunday eve
ming We have not learned the cause.
Mrs. Geo. Pilotelle. who has been
making an extended visit in Denison at
the home of her sister, Mrs. f. c..
Chamberlin, will leave Sunday evening;
for New York and will sail from there
Thursday, October 2Sth, for her home
In. London. She will stop off in Chica-
20 for a few days visit with Mrs. B.
M. Lockard Her daughter, Miss Cla-
rice, will remain in Denison for more
extended visit. ~
The Trinity. Guild Of the Episcopal
church Is advertising "a halloween
dance to be held at the gymnasium ON
Thursday evening, October 2Sth. This
is an annual affair of the Trinity Guild
and one which is always anticipated
with pleasure by the young folks. The
ladies of the guild are making special
preparations for the party this year
and it is needless to say 1t will be
worth attending. The Hams Novelty
orchestra has been engaged to furnish
the music.
Letters have been mailed out by the
temporary secretary Of the new Craw-
ford County Agricultural society. call
Ing for a meeting Of the finance COM
mittee to be held in Denison on the eve.
ming Of October 22d-next Friday
There are 202 members of this commit
tee, Of which Theo. ROhwer. of Scfiles.
wig, is the chairman and the meeting
ia called for the purpose of definitely
outlining a plan Of campaign for the
selling of stock. 1t is earnestly hoped
every member will be at the meeting,
u Another prize has been won by Otto
Reyer, window decorator for. the Bale.
BrOdersen store, in nationwide con.
test. Mr. Reyer several weeks ago
made UP a display of Fleur.de.lis hand
made blouses manufactured by We'll y
We'll and decided to enter the window
in the nationwide contest conducted by
the company. a photographs of the
window was sent in and this week Mr..
that he had been awarded seventh place
with substantial X cash prize. Mr..
Reyer is pleased with the recognition
an windows from the largest cities in
Tie country were entered.
In another part of this paper the re-.
publican womens club is announcing
q matinee to be held at the opera house
Friday, October 22d. at $50 p. m, at
which time Mrs. Frank Dodson, of Des
Moines, state chairman of the women's
republican committee. will address the
women of our county OH the great pc.
litical issues Of the day. Mrs. Dodson
is a very bright, energetic lady and is
taking a great interest in the political
topics of 1920. Mr.. Hayes. chairman
of the national republican committee.
states that Mrs Dodson is the very
best promoter along the political issues
of the day that he has ever known. Do
not miss hearing this address. Come
and bring your friends with you.