The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

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Additional Denison local news on page
s Of the first section.
Mrs. j. r. Griffin, of Dow City, was a
shopper in DenisOn yesterday.
C. B. Christensen, of Ute, was a bus.
mess visitor in DenisOn Friday.
Miss Cleo Jvfitc, of West Side. visit
ed with friends in the city Saturday.
DR.. w. b. Liggett, Of Manila. was a
pleasant business caller here Monday.
Mrs. Faye Schoenjahn, of West Side,
spent Saturday in Dcnison shopping.
Robert White and daughters were
pleasant callers here Saturday from
West Side.
Mrs. Enos Cross, Of Dow City. spent
Tuesday in Denison visiting with
friends and shopping.
Mrs. 81 p. Jacobsen is at home again
after week S absence visiting friends
and relatives at Omaha. 9s
Miss Pearl Slavery, Of Woodbine, lis
visiting in DenisOn with her brother,
VIM. Slavery, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hemphill and daugh-
ter, Mrs Paulsen. were in Denison on
Monday from Buck Grove.
leslie Shives was down from Lake
view tiC Noy CT LIZ
parental, Chas. Shives, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bretthauer, Of
Manila, spent Sunday here guests at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Pan
kow.
John Saggau, r. M. Hugg and J. w.
Miller, Jr. were in Council Bluffs Mon:
day, where they attended meeting of
western Iowa bankers.
Mrs. A. S. Boylan and son. Joseph,
residents Of Elkhart, Ind, are making
a visit in DenisOn at the home of her
nephew, "A. #. Boylan.
Mrs. A. r. Boylan will leave tomor-
row for Algona, where she will make
"a visit swith her daughter, Helen, who
teaches in the public schools there.
Lou Nicholson was in town on Tues
day afternoon, and reports the sale of
his farm to George Totter. He re.
ceived $4,000 per acre. The farm
is located south of Denison on the De.
fiance road. M
w. e. Bonsall and Dr.. L.. M. Coon re-
turned home the first of the week from
cleveland, O., driving back two new
chandler cars. The Chandler line IS
now being handled by the Crawford
Rubber company, who have been given
the Crawford county territory. Mr.
Bonsall spent5a day or two at East Livs
erp0ol, O., where he visited the Mclean,
tire Factory, the tire which is being fea-
'tured by the Crawford Rubber COM
pany. Mr.. Bonsail states that condif
tons in the manufacturing towns Of
Ohio are anything but promising. There
is almost a complete freight tieup on
account of the strike and many of the
factories are shut down and men out
of employment owing to the fact that
nlateria 4 is not being shipped.
Carroll Weherg was in Des Moines
last Thursday where he remained a
couple of days looking after the print.
ing of the Denison high school annual,
which is being printed by the Iowa
Homestead company. Carroll was In
formed that the Homestead was print
ing fourteen ANIMALS for different
schools of the state, and that Denison
had presented the best lot of photo
graphs with the most artistic arrange
ment of groups of any of the schools.
Photographer George Lass is response
BILE for the photographs, and naturally
feels proud because of the compliment.
The Denison annual will be composed
of 100 pages, and will aim to cover a
period dating back for four years. There
will be 500 copies issued and the price
per copy will be $3.50. The annual
would have been ready for delivery at
this date, but owing to an explosion in
the Des Moines gas plant, the linotype
machines in the Homestead Office were
using gasoline burners and the burners
on the machine used for the Denison
annual exploded Friday afternoon. seri-
ously delaying the work. Carroll was
in the composing room at the time of
the explosion The annual will be de-
livered about the 10Th of May.