The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-03

Mrs. H. Tinker and children went to,
Omaha for visit with the formers
sister, Mrs. Priesm2nn.
Helen Tinker and brothers took in
the Commencement exercises at Ute,
Friday evening.
Miss Aldula Kelso of Sloan, came
the first of this week to make visit
with her sister, Mrs. George Jones.
Arthur Johnson has come from Ida.
Grove to visit his big brother, Rev.
is. d. Johnson.
Mrs. Charley Miller and babes of
Sioux City, came Sunday night to;
make prolonged visit with her peo-
pie the McGrath's.
Miss Leilae GREGG has severed her
connection with the Telephone Com
pany and will clerk in the Peoples;
store. Her place in the telephones
Office will be taken by Miss Lille
Hansen. We will miss her pleasant
tones over the wire.
People quietly observed Memorial
Day by decorating the graves of their
loved one with beautiful flowers.
Miss Frances Drake is tutoring for.
nurse in the Charter Oak hospital
under the efficient instruction of
Miss Nellie McGrath Miss McGrath
being Slightly under the weather.
Dotc uo,,l;bop on<J v,;fo ,o<,,c,,
ed Tuesday from Audubon, where tney
had been called to attend the funeral
of an uncle.
Louis Messenbrink and c. A. Mains
were Denison visitors Tuesday.
/ l. A. Mains and William MAR, mem
bers of our city council, went to Oma--
ha Tuesday to investigate and procure
some practical ideas with reference
| tank of our water supply.
G. NJ. McAhren was over from Deni-
son looking up our cement walk sys-
tenn of which there is quite little
/ to be put in.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Shearer, of Mapleton,,
have been visiting Theo Boldnan and
family.
4 Mr.. C. F. w. Henning, of Conasto-
tee of McCook county, S. D., former
resident of Soldier township, who,
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives returned to his home Friday.
Geo. A. Richardson, candidate for
county attorney on the Democratic
/ ticket was visiting his friends in the
Oak, Tuesday.
/! H. j. Cummings was over to the
Oak Wednesday. Hank cannot stay
away from the Oak long at a time.
VIM. schelen, of Ainsworth, Neb.,.
arrived Wednesday and will visit his,
brother, George, for few days.
Clark Marshall Jr., and Reuben,
Riedesel returned from Ames Friday.
Lewis and j. Messenbrink went los
i Ute to observe Memorial Day Satur.-
day.
VIM. Topf went to Mapleton, ,Satur-.
day to visit his son Earnest and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Romans are over to,
visit at Pa Clayton and family and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry are spending.
few days at Battle Creek visiting
among old friends and neighbors.
| Quite few Of our young peoplesob-
served Memorial Day by going to Ute..
1t is to be regretted by the old veter---
ans that observance of this day il
Charter Oak was given the go-by. We,
hope to do better next year.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pithans
( Sunday May, 31st, boy.
) Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson,,
Friday, May 20, girl.
!. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Engelbert,.
5 Stouber. Saturday, May 30th, boy.
I. Mrs. Oscar Nelson has gone to Oh
Y lie; Iowa to spend two weekscw with her,
2 parents.
: Miss Leila Gregg tpent Sunday
with her parents at Ute.
2 DR.. Stewart, of Ute, was in town
S ON professional business last week.
. Sunday, while playing in q wagon
y the young son of George Deter fell
5 and broke his nose. Medical aid was
called to relieve the boys suffering