The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-08

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Mrs. F. H. Morgan visited Dunlap
friends Saturday.
A. r. Boylan is in Omaha today,
transacting business.
Mrs. ]. B. Romans Is in Des Moines
this week visiting friends.
John Christensen made business
trip to Dow City on Tuesday.
/ The Misses Curry OF Odebolt were
shoppers in Denison Tuesday.
p. H. swasey was up from Dow City
on Tuesday. transacting business.
Mrs. spottswood Of West Side was
in Denison on Tuesday, visiting rela-
tives, a
]. r. Conner is in Des Moines today,
arguing ascase before the Supreme
Court.
John Wheeler was up from Dunlap
on Tuesday. calling on Denison
friends.
John Rowher. left on Tuesday for
Millet, s. D.. to look after land In
terests.
Mrs. Eli Laub Of Sioux City was q
guest at the Carl F. Kuehnle home
this week.
e. r. Brake and wife Of Dow City
were Denison shoppers on Tuesday
afternoon.
Charley Saul left on Tuesday for
Douglas, Wyoming, where he owns q
large ranch.
Miss Anna Mccarthy returned Sat
urday from q weeks vacation spent in
Columbus. Neb.
p. G. Hollander and wife Of Schles.
wig were guests at the Lorenzen home
in this city. over Sunday.
Miss Hazel Meehan Of Kansas city
arrived in Denison today for visit
with Mrs. P. ]. Brannon.
George McHenry came down from
Okoboji Tuesday in order to cast his
vote at the primary election.
+, Miss Mildred schugart Of Council
Bluffs was a guest at the Jacob Sims
home the fore part Of the week.
Miss Ruth Lawrence, who has been
teaching school near Schleswig, was q
guest at the w. A. Cramer home last
week.
Mrs. Glen Meehan and children of
Kansas City is visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. G.
Lally.
Mr.. S. Jensen returned to his home
in Omaha on Monday after a pleasant
visit with his daughter. Mrs. F. Nus
baum.
John Tamm, Henry Moeller, Ferdi-
nand Moeller and. John Saggau mo-
tored up to Little Sioux on Tuesday
on q fishing trip.
Mrs. Otto Knaul returned to her
home in Kansas City Wednesday after
q pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in Denison.
Lr. Wright, Paul voss, p. ]. Klinker
and Herman Konehamp left on Tues.
day for South Dakota to loook after
some and interests.
Mr.. Ed Sierer left on Tuesday even.
ing for Les Moines to attend the en-
campment of the G. A. R., which will
be held there this week.
Mrs. A. s. Merrick Of Albany, N. y,
lis visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Cushman. She expects to be
here for a month or six weeks.
Carl F. Kuehnle wound up his cam.
paign for state senator at West Side
on Monday night. We understand that
9 large crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Woodruff Of Omaha
came up to witness the graduation ex-
ercises, their daughter, Miss Sybil,
0S&A6 q AASAAOC1 VI CuC C1t1SS OI lSlVs
Mrs. N. Cavett and son, Percy, are
visiting relatives in Des Moines and
in Monroe. Iowa. Mrs. Cavett will
attend the w. R. Convention while
away.
DIR. B. F. Philbrook, Judge Conner,
A. g. Weeks. E. F. Tucker and C.. K.
Meyers attended the meeting at Dun.
lap. Thursday evening, at which Wal.
ter !. Smith delivered an address.
Mrs. Anna Schroeder, Mrs. Marga-
ret Lockmiller, Gustave FRANKIE and
wife and daughter. Miss Anna FRANKIE,
and Miss Iona Miller left on Monday
evening for Germany. They sail from
New York on the steamer Cincinnati
for Hamburg. They will be Joined in
Chicago by Mrs. Schelm and son,
George. and Johanna Broders.
The Denison base ball club played
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