The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29

II 10. r.. Tracy, Of Omaha, spent Tues
day with friends in Denison
Vinton Peckenpaugh. Of Logan, spent
Sunday with relatives In Denison
Mrs. Ed Erler and daughter. Beulah
spent Monday shopping in Omaha. y
Miss Genevicve Greedy, Of Carroll
spent Sunday in Denison with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ed Erler.
1 Miss Faye Durkec of Omaha, Is
spending the week visiting friends ant
i relatives in Dcnison.
4 Theo Rol,wer, the Schlcswig banker
Il was lii Dcnson Monday evening or
business. He was accompanied by his
son, John.
i We have been requested to an
nounce that services will be held at the
i Presbyterian church next Sunday at the
usual hours.
DR.. Carl White, of Rockwell City,
visited in Denison over Sunday, guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ
Montgomery. 49,
4, A. w. Quicker, general manager of
the Consumers Electrical company 1T
Carroll, was a Denison business caller
to-day "wednesday. fa
] 81 Mrs. Vim. Shivcs, a resident Of Cliff
ton Hill, No., arrived in Denison Mon
tday for a visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Shiyes.
r. A. Stone departed Monday on a
two weeks business trip to the Pacific
coast. He will visit Spokane and Port
| a r,ur =,
Mrs. z. W. Smith. of Tomahawk.
Wis, left Monday evening for Chicago,
having spent the past two weeks visit
ling her sister, Mrs. r. o. Dibb.
C. Fl. Gierstorf and family, Of Schles-
wig. are visitors in DcnisOn today. Mr..
Gierstorf made this office a pleasant call
and extended his Subscription to the Re-
view for another year.
Daniel Cruise and wife have returned
home from an extended visit with their
daughters In Academy and Armour, s.
D. They also looked over their land
interests and visited relatives in Sioux
City on the return. trip.
Mrs. L. A. Beaumont answered a call
from MOnona county to teach "a school
Of twenty-five pupils. with prospects for
more in the fall. She has been teach
ing two weeks and reports herself well
pleased with the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Mofiltt. returned
home last evening from Rochester,,
MINI, Mrs. Moffitt underwent q major
operation there six weeks ago and her
many friends will be glad to learn that
she is now much improved.
Rev. Boyd president of Buena Vista
college. preached Sunday night at the
Presbyterian church. He delivered an
excellent sermon on educational lines
and told Of the important part taken by
Buena Vista college in preparing young
people for their life work
John Hunt, who has been at. the cOun.
ty home for some time, was given a
hearing late Tuesday afternoon before
the county. insane commission and adj
judged offunsound mind. He was TAX
en- this afternoon to the state hospital
at Clarinda for treatment.
Paul Gebert has accepted a position
with the Bulletin as reporter. taking
the place Of Don Wilkinson, who II.
signed Monday. Paul is graduate OF
the high school and last year attended
the State University of Nebraska and
is well qualified for the position.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Fritz motored up
Saturday from Fontanclle for an over
Sunday visit ut the home Of the laiter,s
sister, Mrss' Frank, Stock.FE Both fand-
lies drove to Cherokee Sunday. where
they visited Mrs. Stocks daughter. Mrs.
w. A.. sLieb and family, returning home
Tuesday. + II
The regular monthly business mcet.i
ing of the American Legion scheduled
for next Monday has been postponed
until "Wednesday evening on account OF
the Fiske O'IIaia play at the opera
house. This will he the first meeting
of the legion in their new quarters at
the city hull.
On another page OF this issue will be |!
found an advertisement for a referees |
sale of land that will bic held Saturday. |
October 9th, on the premises 5h miles
west of Churdan, Greene county. The /
land in question is the estate left by |
John Concannon, and there are 175
acres in the piece. 1t is located mile !
north and ] u miles west of the $780, 900
Cedar Catholic church and is well i'm.
proved Good terms are offered and
anyone wishing farm in that vicinity
will do well to look this one up and then
attend the sale.