The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-20

mTe. y. ". Lyman visited IN
Omaha on Friday.
A dandy line Of Denison souvenirs
at The Racket Store
Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon visited rela-
tives in Dunlap on Friday.
Miss Anna Jacobsen visited friends
in Fort Dodge over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. lheo. Blume were
Denison visitors on Monday.
Miss Margaret Champion visited
relatives in Vail over Sunday.
Mary and Jessie Luney visited
friends near Odebolt on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roush Of Dun
lap were Denison shoppers on Tues.
day.
Do you want stylish hat at
medium price? Go to -Sarachon Sis
tiers.
Harvey Ferrell went to Dunlap
Sunday to visit his sister. Mrs. Lis
comb.
Mrs. S. B. Greek and Mrs. F. d.
Morgan visited friends in Dunlap on
Tuesday.
A nice bouquet Of fresh cut flowers
to your sick friend will cheer them.
Bartcher & Ewall.
W. r. Matlock has moved from
Charter Oak vicinity and will make
Denison his home.
/. Born on Monday. October 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Messenbrink of
East Boyer township. daughter.
Atty. w. s. Randall went to Car
roll Tuesday to look after some legal
matters for the Fairmont Creamery
Company. WI
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Bale are now
in Leipzig, saxony: They are plan
ming to sail for home ON November
2nd. Miss Sophie will remain abroad
for the winter.
We learn that Mrs. s. ]. Wagner
has been seriously i'll with neuritis at
the home of her daughter at Glidden.
We are very pleased to note that she
is now recovering.
Mrs. F. d. Mcmahon goes to Dun-
lap tomorrow to visit her father. who
has just returned from i course Of
treatment at Mt. Clemens, Mich,
greatly improved in health.
Born on Monday. Oct. 18th, to Mr..
and Mrs. M. H. McAhren beautiful
eight and half pound daughter.
The many friends of the delighted
parents joinl in rejoicing with them
in their'new happiness.
w. A. Porter returned last week
from stay at the Soldiers Sanitarium
at Hot Springs. s. D. Mr. Porter
was delighted not only with the home
the Government maintains for It's old
defenders but with the beautiful
Black Hills country.
S. j. Woodruff, manager Of the
Fairmont Creamery Co. and Atty.
w. s. Randall were in Carroll Tues
day fighting motion to dissolve an
injunction. which they had obtained
against q cream buyer at Vail, Iowa,
who they alleged had wrongfully
broken his contract with them. Their
| injunction was sustained.
Mr.. Geo. B. Smith has been I'm,
proving finely since his operation FOL
appendicitis. He has had no back.
sets and it is Expected that by mex,
Saturday he will be- able to leave the
hospital and return to his home.
Mrs. Smith has managed the business
like veteran during his illness anc
has again demonstrated her ability as
q business woman.
Arthur and Fred Baldwin, two fine
appearing young business men o.
Ainsworth. Nebraska, were over Sun
day guests at the E. Gulick home.
They are sons of w. II. Baldwin ant
used to be near neighbors of the Gu
lick family ia the good old days on,
in Goodrich township. The youns
men are prosperous merchants ant
were on their way to Glidden to plac,
a contract for new fixtures for thei
store.
Mrs. John Moore of Altoona, Pa.
has been the guest Of relatives a
the Burch and Young homes. Mrs
Moore is q Denison girl in man,
ways. Her father, Mr.. Chas. Laub,
was one of the first station agents
Denison ever had. transacting the
business of the Northwestern in 8
box car before station was built
Mrs. Moore also attended Denisor
college q number of years ago. Sh,
was on her return from visit witt