The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-27

Ralph Farmhouse was a brief business
caller here Tuesday from Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs Wagner residents Of
Iowa township. were pleasant callers
here Yesterday.
Mrs. Courtney, who has been out Of
the city for two weeks, is expected
home by. the end of this week
The Misses Marie Justice and LYDIA
Duffy We're passengers to Omaha Mon.
day. where they consulted an oculist.
Frank Fitzpatrick and his daughter
have moved from out near the college
to the vicinity of the VIM. Raine home.
Miss Nan Weston, a resident of
Buffalo, n. Y. arrived last Wednesday
for an extended visit with Mrs NJ. r.
Jones, Jr. r 80
Mrs. Allie Ainsworth returned to
Denison last week from lake Okoboji
where she spent the summer months at
her cottage. .G@
Mrs Fl. E. Lang, resident Of Brook.
Ign. Iowa, is spending this week in the
city visiting at he home of her broth
Ell, DR.. II. B. Wilkinson.
Mesdames B. j. Moore, A. p. Moore,
Grover Dye. Amanda Edwards and Miss
Helen Taylor motored to Denison Tues.
day and spent the day shopping.
Glen Allard. who resides in Califor-
MIA, stopped off in Denison Friday be.
tween trains for a brief visit with
friends. He was enroute to Chicago.
The classes in the NJ. E. Sunday
school have caught the contest fever
and the excitement is running high ov.
Ter results. Even the grown up classes
are enthusing.
Dean Roy. who has been enjoying an
eighteen day furloush visiting at the
parental home in Denison, departed on
Friday for New York, where he returns
to his ship. the U. S. S. Sacramento
The annual halloween dancing party
under the auspices of Trinity Guild of
the Episcopal church will be held on
Thursday evening at the gymnasium.
Hams novelty orchestra will furnish
the music. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended everyone to attend.
Miss Mabel tombstone. who teaches
in the public schools at Jefferson. spent
Saturday and Sunday in Denison visit
ing her mother. Or. Emma tombstone.
She was accompanied by Misses Hill
ard Portz. Western and Rhodes, all
teachers in the Jefferson schools.
Voters of Crawford county should by
all means plan TO go to the polls early
on next Tuesday. In many Of the pre-
icincts where the vote Is heavy the ma
chimes will have to be in operation prac
ticllly all OF the time in order to take
care OF all the votes. Don't wait until
the last minute to cast your vote.
Mr. Meyers, OF the post office, has 4
letter from his son. Lieutenant Meyers,
who is at FIT. Sheridan. near Chicago.
in which he gives some news which
will be of interest to Denison football
fans. He says that he was in Chicago
and witnessed the game between the
teams from Iowa City and Chicago,
and that Gordon Locke played for Iowa
and 1t was indeed some playing. main.
tanning the honor of the Denison high
school in great shape. Good for Locke.
On Monday and also Tuesday fore
noon, with permission from Supt. c. L.
Humphrey. under the auspices Of the
local VIC. T. L., a number of inspiring
talks were given to various rooms in
the schools by the Rev. Miss Ida NJ.
Herrick, OF Lincoln. Neb., a worker for
the national w. C. T. y. She spoke on
the lines of the health and morality
and anti-narcotic work, giving helpful
instruction ana wise counsel and won
the thoughtful attention of her hearers
to the high adea:s she presented.