The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-11
CHAR Err OAK CHATS

Carl Fish is entertaining the mumIS
this week.
S. Atwood of Ticonic is visiting a few
days at the Oak.
Rev. Brown of Mapleton was an Oak
caller Thursday.
I'll. Barbour came in from MARSHALL
town We lnesday.
S. w. Seymour of Denison was on
our streets Saturday.
Miss May Bamford returned Friday
to ner home in Omaha.
John Platt has gone to Chicago,
where he intends to live.
Miss Goldie Crone was at Arion be-
tween trains Thursday.
Attorney Goodwin transacted bust
ness at Ute Wednesday,
Clarence Roup came up from Arion
to spend Sunday at home.
Charlie Rinking of Ida Grove was an
Oak caller the first OF tue week.
A. Pulitzer of Ida Grove was calling
at the Oak the first of the week.
Miss Martha Hansen visited the first
of the week with friends at Ute.
Miss Lille Jones is spending short
vacation from college at Denison.
Mr.. Mcclure Of Mapleton was looking
after his property here Wednesday.
Ed Keuhl of Hollernzollern attended
the band bail here Monday evening.
Miss Maggie Reagan of Arion was
calling on friends at the Oak Friday.
MRS. VIM. Miller and sister, Miss
Marion, are visiting friends at Manila.
Louie Bohnson visited the first of the
week with friends in Rodney and Ma
pleton.
Miss Iva Smith of Denison was an
over Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs.
Bagge.
A representative for the daily Non
pareil was looking up business here
Saturday.
| Mrs. McKinstry of Ute visited the
last of the week with Mrs. DR.. Nc
Williams.
4 p. ID. Mcmahon and sister, Miss
Ella, visited over Sunday with friends
at Dundap.
| II. L. Armstrong returned from
Chicago Saturday and will go to Idaho
in few days.
Mr.. Hill of the Denison Marble
Works was transacting business at the
Oak Saturday.
Wirth & Go. have a large furniture
building but we're obliged to hire the
Irwin hall to store goods in.
w. w. Cushman returned to his
home in Denison Saturday evening car
ring his own grip.
John Dineen of Storm Lake returned
to his home Thursday, after visit with
friends at the Oak.
Mr.. Harris Of Des Moines is working
in g. Lamback's shop and expects to
move his family here soon.
Mrs. Ida Davis and daughter, Hattie
from near Dunlap visited over Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Irwin.
i. A. Abbott, DR.. Hart, Rev. Cooper
and j. g. Shumaker we're doing bust
ness at Sioux City the last of the week.
Major Holmes was at Denison Tues
day to meet with the county Soldiers
Relief committee, of which he is a
memuer.
L., A. Romans is on the sick list so
Brown will not return to Denison this
week, but will assist his brother in the
implement store.
The family of L. Brazell started Mon.
day for their new home at Edgerton, S.
d., near which the brothers have pur-
chased 500 acres.
Miss Daisy Knight entertained few
young lady friends Friday afternoon
complimentary to her friend, Miss
Anna Hall OF Denison.
Miss Hattie McGrath visited the frs
of the week at Denison and Arion, at
tending the wedding and reception Of
Miss E.'Conroy of Arion.
The ball at the opera house Monday
evening was very successful one, from
the proceeds Of which the band bows
added $40 to their treasury.
Mr.. Cross has taken the agency tt
sell jewelry for an able firm, of Rhode
Island. lie expects to start in about a
week, his principal field will be the Da
kotas.
Miss Vena Schurke will hold her mil.
linery opening Friday and Saturday.
Hot coffee will be served and the or.
chestra will furnish music during the
evenings. @
Sheriff Bell had business at the Oak
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