The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-11

Mrs. r. w. Bamford returned from
Chicago Saturday, where she spent a
week purchasing the spring stock of
millinery for the Bamford store. Mrs.
Bamford states that millinery is not as
high as she expected, although some
lines have advanced considerably.
John Absolute and wife; returned
home the later part of the week from
New York city where they made a Wis
it with his brother. Mr.. Anschutz's
brothers. wife died recently and they
brought back his year old daughter
with ,them, whom they will adopt.
MAURICE Wilkinson, who sold his in
terest in the Denisen bottling works
last week has accepted position with
the Bank of Denison and commenced
his new duties on Monday gof ;, this
week Maurice is an excellent book.
keeper and will prove an efficient man
in the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Farrelly departed
Monday for Creighton, Neb. for few
days,|visit at the home of pr. and Mrs.
Bert Kelly.aSt J. 7. Haugh, who is max
ing asvisit with his, daughter Mrs. Kel.
ly, is reported to be quite sick and con-
fined to his bed, a fact which his many
friends in Denison will be sorry to
learn.
At the Presbyterian Manse on Tues
day morning occurred the marriage OF
Mr.. B. A. Busskohl and Miss Hannah
Robert Karr, Of the Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremony I'M
mediately after the ceremony the
young couple left for their honey
moon.
A deal was consumated Saturday
whereby Fred LEM becomes the owner
of the VIM. Koepke brick building on
West Broadway which joins the Farm
ers state bank building to the east
The deal includes the pool and billiard
tables together with all Of the fixtures
We are informed that Mr.. ti1enz will
continue to- bpefats the pool hall forlAa
time at least.
Mrs. p w. Harding was down from
Denison calling on friends Saturday.
Clifford Browne, who came down from
/ Denison the latter part, of the week TO
be in attendants at thet III d. 5conyen'
ton, was taken III at the home OF Mrs.
Bessie Holcomb early Saturday morn.
ing and his case was pronounced that
|loffthe flu ~ He, was ablesto, return home
ON the evening train, Lewis Miller go
ing with him.
A number of Qenison people left this
morning for Omaha where they will at
tend the marriage Of Miss Beu1ah
Aylesworth which takes place at the
Blackstone hotel. Those from here in
attendance are Mr.. and Mrs. j. G
Wygant, Ronald Wygant, Mrs. D. F.
Voss, Mrs. Allie Ainsworth, Mrs. w
w. Furgeson. Mrs. "A. F. Boyland, Mrs
Hugo Saggau, Misses Anna and Edith
Staley IeOna Mclean and lone Nc
Cord. II. In. 81
Crawford county received a Pierce
| Arrow two ton motor truck last weel
| for use on the county roads. The truck
| is loaned to the county by the state
! highway commission, it being one OF
those assigned to the state. by the gov
ernment. From all appearances the ma
chine is new and Is equipped with ey
erY accessory.s Crawford county nor
| Has two of''these goYernnlent. trucks
aud doubtless .they will besput to goot
usees when the Spring road work com
menceS. ~ Stssttttas, ~. =. p. :
| II. "A. Carpenter traded three of his
residence properties, together with his
Hire repair blrsiness. Saturday to G, L
I'm Soldier township owned by Mr.. Voss
The deal did not include Mr.. Carpenter
TesidenteN on Chestnut street nor the
/ agency for the Diamond tires which
! Mr.. Carpenter has the exclusive agency
for&h Crawford county. We under
Istand that Mr.. Carpenter will continue
to represent the Diamond tires but will
not engage in the tire repair business
This business was purchased severa
years ago bNt Mr. Carpenter from Clar
fence Chamber1in. t'54fii w