The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18


home of Elizabeth Yount.
Ed Messenbrink sold his residence
last week located south of the
depot to Geo. Frahm for
a consideration Of $1,000.
Miss Herst, of Chicago, arrived in
Denis0n Monday to take position as
trimmer for this season at the Bam-
ford millinery establishment.
Father fBrosnahan,. Of Chicago, has
been in Denison for the pest few days
making visit at the home Of his moth
er, Mrs. Elizabeth BrOsnahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Riggleman, who
reside near DelOit, visited here over
Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aebischer.
Fl. II. Bliesman sold the Tuper prop
erty on Railroad avenue to Oswald
label, Of Charter Oak, for 1900. Po-
session Is to be given March list.
Earring Garrison returned to Drake
in Des MOines Sunday after
a few days visit in Denison with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. y. Garrison.
Mrs. Carl r.. Kuehnle returned home
Monday from Chicago, where she has
been making an extended visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. z. A.
Howard. 4s -
wore was recelved SUNDAY from NE.
n Sls so'a NY txvo ,.aaEs y, m ~ t,,a ,at'
49, hanIth stot;ng ft,at SIC 4. ;,n,,rnv.
ing nicely. 4. :.
~. =. SmHn, manager q the Green
hay Lumper company.s lyaTas IN Zen
ls9n, resurned SUNDAY IRON Des Molne 81
;nn h,,.irass e1. ss,se.' wy : t''s''s
-, - ~ =, 4. IN, q.
Mt. ana Mrs. Vernon Garr. VINO !,o.l spelis
t IaI week vlslslns ~ Lenlsoh, uepai .esu
SUNDAY Tor Omaha, where they are
Inakins a lew Gays WISH Win VIII ms NOUS
ST, MES. .Sllvette SaTlr. ,is3,
20 Saggau returned saturday from
ilosnester. sllnN,,i WnsIe e nus. well
unaeIKOans tteal1Ilenljio some 5 ,lupIe
ne Nus spesH .nhylns VIII ms NECK! 1 ~
T " utIleei l11IlptoSs'uu.
Miss Lucille Rollins has accepted a
position IA sten0grapher in the office
q county attorney,, AndreW bell taxing
tne pace OI Nt.Ss 1sIlTy, WHO Was mar
lrl !ee the siiI1st t0l enc Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Cavett returned
the last Of the week from a trip. to
Points in Wisconsin and at Chicago.
They will make their home on the Lefi.
feldt iarm west OF the CITY M Mare Isl.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. T:McAndrews were
sNAtAAGN ~. uCSN0ys VII slSSOuAS
of the serious Illness of Mr.. Mean
drews brother, James McAndrews.
who has severe attack OF pneumonia.
Harry Anderson has moved into the
Nick Schluter home on North Pine
street, recently purchased from Mr..
sSchluter. Nick expects to go to Min
nesOta where he has purchased. a farm.
u Dir. Hal e. Simpson, and DIR. Ben
Mil returned home FrifIay from Kan.
sas CIV where thew h anent u several
dave Il, u tfenSiance nj the Missouri Val.
lev Veterinary associatton's annual con.
l,ention. So n W. ne 8 z:
Earl HeidenS left Fridny evening for
s1yiaeonsin where he VIII remain for a
week az fen daya. and during that time
try and nick M 4 a car, load of dairy
cows. He selects the Holstein breed
"a Sfhe Heat All around r,liffOse COW.
|. NJ, 3, .r... r,h,, Is,i,s IN. ,,ot,,r,od
~ n.,aanr S.s,,.,ss9, t.c,cs J, s,x ,vaeLs :,
Mat - Snrsra ;sSs; istS his nor p.
tents. They Will make their home on a
Farm west Of Denison the first OF the
mont ss ~ Il X 4 ;ss 5
/ Geo. EOderher9 sold His place on Pine
street 10 Albert Farreiiy. the considera.
ton being $4,000. The EOderberg fam.
Nv win move "a Manila about the first
Of March, and NJ. Earrelt will occupy
the residence at that time. d, y q
Mrs. Ralph Beaman and little son left