The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-18

men as Well DIS the IalLH Lley nave
in their goods, by calling the attention
of the public to the fine and up to date
stocks of clothing which they carry.
Mrs. Claus Rush of Schleswig is a
Denison shopper this afternoon.
Mrs. G. Topf was over from Charter
Oak Tuesday afternoon shopping.
Miss Gena Hart is visiting her
father in Fort Scott, Kansas, this
week.
Mrs. Frank Russ of Maple River
Junction was shopper in Denison on
n
Y At least six Denison autos will go
TO Boone tomorrow to attend the good
roads meeting.
Mrs. p. C. Aylesworth made busi-
ness trip to Council Bluffs the fore
part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cornwell are ex-
pected home from California the lat
ter part Of the week.
Mrs. Don Butler and son, Melvin,
were up from Arion Monday, calling
on Denison friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Tamm and Mr.
and Mrs. John Saggau motored up to
Wall Lake on Sunday.
Miss Grace Bamford will leave on
Saturday for Nevada for visit with
her sister over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Romans leaves this
week for Sioux City for q visit with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Milligan.
Mrs. T. w. Mattens and Mrs. "A. T.
Whitaker of Ulmer are in Denison to-
day calling on friends and shopping.
Mrs. Chambers of Seattle, Washing
ton, arrived in this city on Tuesday
for visit with her sister, Mrs. Peter
Hildebrand.
Claud Ainsworth of Huron. S. D.,
arrived in Denison this morning to
visit his grandfather, Hon. H. G. Laib
who is quite i'll.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church on next Sunday
evening, as Rev. DePree is to preach
the baccalaureate sermon at Vail on
that date.
The Woman's Club will close theil
yeaSs work on Monday with a miscel
laneous program, which is to be il
the nature of general good time fol
the members.
Miss Elizabeth Moeller and Mis-,
Freda Kroening leave today for al
extended visit with friends and rela
tives in Germany. They expect to b,
gone several months.
Joe Mills of Amhurst, Nebraska
made Denison friends a pleasant cal
the fore part of the week. He passed
through Denison with shipment O
cattle for the Chicago market ant
stopped off between trains.
A number of picnics were held by
the teachers and pupils of the various
departments of the public schools las
week, all of which report the usua
good time and feasting which charac
terize this sort Of entertainments.
Miss Agnes King leaves on Saturday
for Washington, D. c., for a visit witt
friends and relatives. Miss King ex
poets to be gone about three weeks
and on her return will stop at Different
points in Illinois for visit witt
friends.
The Denison Hospital is about the
busiest place in the city of late. There
are a large number of people under
Treatment, some of them from the city
and number from other parts of the
county. We are pleased to know thai
the hospital is growing in favor as 8
lplace to receive treatment.
A number of pleasant affairs were
Igiven last week in honor of Mrs. o
M. Haskins, who left on Friday for {
summers sojourn in the east. Among
them three course luncheon. giver
by Mrs. H. S. Gulick and Mrs. Martin
a delightful dinner party, at which ths
gentlemen were present, given b,
Mrs. Elmer Brown, and an informa
afternoon party with Mrs. F. A. Arehs
as hostess. Mrs. Haskins has hos
|of warm friends in Denison who wisl
her a pleasant journey and a safe re
turn.
Billings and Mac, photographers,
Moving pictures. Specialists. Circus
Day. Opera House May 9th.
2O-1 Current Events Club.
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