The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-27
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Mrs. j. II. Schmadke was a shopper
here Monday from Schleswig.
Mrs. Tom Bennett was a.shopper
in the city Tuesday from VAIL, "
Mrs Win Mohr of schleswig spent
Monday here visiting with friends.
Mrs. John Petersen of Vail spent
Saturday in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. Bart Mitchell of West Side Wis.
tied in Denison Tuesday with friends.
Mr., ana Mrs. iHans Rasmussen were
brief visitors here Saturday from Vail.
r. E. Schram and wife of Manila,
were business callers in the city Satur-
day.
Mrs. Carl Hanneman of West Side
was among the shoppers from out of
town Monday.
Mrs Victor Staub of Wall Lake was
among the shoppers from a. distance
here Tuesday. E u...,
Miss Elizabeth Kelly of Vail was in
Denison Saturday calling on friends
and shopping.
Misses Irene Hoffard and Maxine
christensen visited relatives Sunday
Mt 5darshalltown. r
Mrs. Sears McHenry was called to
Newton yesterday on account of the
death Of cousin.
Mrs. Julius Kohles and Miss Retta
Miller were shoppers here Monday
from Charter Oak.
Mrs. Helma Taylor Of Chicago ar
rived Tuesday for Il visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. c. a. Seelander
Mrs. J. Siepker and family OF Car
roll spent Sunday in the city. guests
at the Geo. Lamberty home. - .
L. D. Farnsworth, a student at -Ames
college, was n Sunday guest at the
home of Mrs. Sophia NordhOlm. IS
Mrs. A, Moeller. of Lake View, spent
the first Of the week visiting with rel
atlves and friends in Denison. ~,
Mrs. Elizabeth Beamen Of Deloit
spent the week end in DeniSon visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Nora Wilkinson.
Misses Elizabeth Yount and Cora
Parsons spent the week end Qt their re-
spectivc parental homes in Woodbine.
Miss Ruth silletto returned to her
work ut the Consumers Electrical COM;
pany Office Tuesday after q few days
illness. la tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood We're over
from Charter Oak Saturday attending
TO some business matters at the coun-
ty capitol.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Newcom were
passengers to Omaha Tuesday morn
ing, returning home that evening with
u new Ford car.
Mrs. Fred Drummer returned home
Friday from Atlantic where she en-.
joyed a visit at the home OF her daagh'
ter, Mrs. Geo. Hover.
Mr.; and Mrs. D. L. Holley motored
down from Carroll Sunday morning
and spent the day here guests at the
Or. J. c. Robinson home.
Mrs. Chas. X Meyers is spending
this week at keokuk in attendance at
the Baptist state convention. where she
is to appear on the program.
B Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Vollersen and
Mr. and Mrs. /. N. Hollander motored
to Battle Greek Sunday where they
spent the day visiting with reentivss.
Mr.! sand Mrs. c. L. yoss returned
home this morning from Sioux City.
where they spent a few days visiting
friends and attending the grand opera.
Mrs. Helen Townsend is scheduled
to make speech at the opera house
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in
the interests Of the Democrats Mrs.
Townsend is National president of the
p. L. o. organization
Edith Nordholri returned home Sat
urday from Seattle, WASH. where she
has been for the past year and a hail.
OF, account Of the serious condition OF
her uncle, John Nordholm, who is SUI
fering from "a broken hip.
Mrs. Ieora Pollock and James Dilla-
YOU and wife mOtored to Cilidden sun
day. where they attended the unwilling
OF the monument in honor of their
cousin; Joy Dillavou, who was killed
in France during the world war.
A number of candidates are carrying
ads in this issIe of the Review. solicit
ing support from the voters. Readers
cannot fail to read these advertise
ments for they are attractive and illus
trated with pictures of the candidates.
T.. Quick is moving out of the office;
over the Broadway grocery, that he
has occupied for SO many years, having |
rented the rooms 70 an optical concern
from TT Dodge. Mr. Gulick will occu-
Nv d room to the rear of his building in |
the future.
MI +. McMartin, prominent farmer,
residing north of Marshalltown, was
a VllSlOT Ill iDcUlSOu SSoSStNuS' AsAA' II
McMartin formerly resided in Boyer |
township OF this county. He and his |
family were on their way home from
a visit with relatives in Omaha and |
took occasion to stop OF here.
The official ballot that will be used
in the voting machines appears in this
issue, and the voters should take time |
and study the ticket well. Instead OF |
running down the ticket rs heretofore.s
In voting for the different officers. the
voter will 20 across the ticket. A care.t
full study OF the ticket will enable one
TO vote inteligcntly and without dan-1
ger of spelling a ballot.
Professors A. c. Fuller. Madeline
Nisbet' and F. E. Fuller. of the Iowa /
State Teachers college faculty, will be |
in Denison Saturday. October 30th, tol
assist in conducting a study center forl
the teachers Of Crawford county as out l
lined by the county superintendent
Prof. a. c.. Fuller, who is associate
director of the LIS. T. c. extension de,
partment, will teach didactics: Missl
Nisbet, physical education. and Prof.
F.. E. Fuller will instruct the Crawford
teachers in agriculture.
The musical comedy. THE Gumps.
at the opera house Saturday evening,
was pronounced as being very good.