The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06


ored us from Omaha one day last week
on business connected with the State
Bank Of which Mr.. Nfo0rtie9d is an Of.
ticer. While here they STOPPED short
time at the home OF Mrs. DANA Chris.
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Mrs. Anna Metro returned from
Omaha on Wednesday. sts.l ID
NJ Mrs. Agnes Rieber Witty Of Chi.
cago and Mrs. Robt. Do1ier Of, Omaha
ANNA McEiruy home. i Mrs. Whitty
formerly moved here in her girlhood
with her family, Mr.. and Mrs, George
Rieber, who will be remembered by
many OF the older residents. Mesdam.
es Witty and Dizier spent the entire
day visiting old time friends Of Mrs.
t'Writty, all of whom she had not saw
since her last visit here ninteen years
ago. They returned to Omaha Friday.
prise to Mrs. Dozter to be present at
her twentieth wedding anniversary.
The ladies were great school gram
Il Mrs. "A. p. Moore and son. Robson
and Ben were In Omaha Saturday
shopping. .all
Merlyn Rawlings was in Logan Fri.
day bookings after matters Of business
connected with the. Merritt Milling COM
pany. 254ssss
Miss Doris Tinker came up from
Omaha Saturday to stay over, Sunday
with her parents. She is attending
business college there this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Adamson of Los
Angeles California, who have spent
the past two weeks here with relatives
leave for their return home on Mon.
day. They visited relatives in Wood.
bine last week and have visited many
oil tixyoc ~, tho frSyt hQrQ Is
ri. c. c. Caldwell and wife were in Lo.
Miss Mildred Kirk who teaches at
Logan this year spent the week end
at home with her. parents
The school of citizenship held here
Friday and Saturday was well appre.
3ciated by the people having 1t in
charge. Those who did not find the
time to attend were the loosers as 1t
is a privilege not often accoted us in
the western part Of the state to have
university people brought here to us
where we may have the opportunity
OF hearing them as we did Prof. klinge-
man. The school was i'm charge of
Prof. Klingeman of Iowa State Uni.
versity and he gave three lessons Fri.
day afternoon evening and Saturday
afternoon. He spoke the first day z.
short time on the opportunities offered
to the people through the means of
the university, especially the Perkins
law ana how one might avail them.
selves Of the benefits 1t offered. The
last lesson was on the machinery Of
voting and all questions We're answ-
eied satisfactorily. These lessons arc
entirely non.partisan although many
try to think they are not. Prof. Kiln
geinan is a wonderful student of his.
tory and has his subject well in hand.
Everyone was glad of the privilege to
hear him. These lessons We're put on
through the medium Of the Womans
club. fT
DR.. j. w. Denniston and Geo.
Thompson were among, some who at.
tended the Cox speech in Omaha last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fox Of Willow
notored to Onawa last week.
Carl Nelson returned from Council
Bluffs where he, has been for a couple
Of weeks the latter part Of the past
week. "a
The water extension election is
scheduled to be held on Friday Of this
week. This is the election for the ex,
tension and Improvement of the water
mains. This extension Is badly needed
the election being held before but was
decided to be Illegal not a requisite
number of votes being cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Moeller who Wis
tied some time at the homes of their.