The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-04-26

!, Mrs. A. B. Wood, Mrs. NJ. J. Nc
Ahren, Mrs. Ralph Norris and Miss
Myrtle McAhren spent Saturday il
Omaha.
Miss Helen Hayes came up from
Dow City Saturday to spend Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hayes.
Miss Ossie Norris, of Castana, Iowa
spent Saturday and Sunday in Den.
ison, visiting her cousin, Miss Ettie
Norris.
Miss Alice Stephens entertained a
dozen of her young lady friends most
delightfully."- at candy pull on Thurs
day evening.
DR.. P. J. Brannon and wife and Mil
ton McAhren and wife motored down
to Dow City Sunday afternoon and
visited friends.
Miss VERNE Kuhl, of Portland, Ore
gon, arrived in Denison on Saturday
evening for a weeks visit at the H. A.
Norman home.
Mr.. J. e. Roundy, of the Roundy &
McMurray Creamery company, Of
Woodbine, was pleasant caller in
the city Friday.
Geo. B. Smith attended the cantata
''The Rose Maiden" given by the
Woodbine Choral Club at that place
on Friday evening.
to Schleswig Sunday to attend the
Sunday school convention, which was
held at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slater, of Buck
Grove, were in Denison Thursday
transacting business and calling on
their many friends.
Norman Smith, who has been sick
the past week with the grip, is out
again, much to his own satisfaction,
as we'll as that of his friends.
Glen Allard, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Denison for
the past two weeks, left on Monday
for his home in Los Angeles, Calf
w. w. Cushman and son, Arthur,
Doctor Wright and Mr.. Shirtcliff
motored to Schleswig on Saturday to
attend the funeral of Henry Maynard.
Mr.. Herman Konekamp returned
Thursday from Nebraska, where he
has been for the past two months as
sisting his sons with their farm work
Miss Helen Boylan was unable to
attend school last week on account
of sickness. We are pleased to say
that she has recovered.
The Misses Jessie Hayes, Margaret
Haugh, Winifred Wright, Alice Saul
and Reah Cummings drove to Dow
City Sunday for visit with friends.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson, of Charter
Oak, was guest at the Rachwitz
soon to spend the summer in Ger
many
Mrs. Emil Herrig, of Holabird, S.
d., who is visiting her parents in this
city, and sister, Miss Florence Cush-
man, spent Thursday in Council Bluffs
visiting friends.
Ed Reimers and Con FRANKIE were in
Omaha Sunday, looking at the new
autos. While there they purchased a
new Buick machine, which they drove
back to Denison.
Swan Johnson and j. T. Byrnes, of
Milford township, were in Denison
calling on friends last Friday. While
in the city they made pleasant call
at the Review office.
Miss Anna Ebzery, and Miss Vella
Harker, of Ute, accompanied by Miss
Anna Heiden, of DenisOn, spent Fri
day and Saturday in Omaha visiting
relatives and friends.
Messers. l.. w. Laughlin, cashier,
and A. A. Ingram, assistant cashier,
of the Farmers State Savings Bank
of Mt. Ayr, Iowa, were pleasant call
ers in Denison on Friday.
Mrs. R. l.. Hill went to Cedar Falls,
Iowa, Saturday, where she will visit
relatives for the next three weeks.
She will also attend family reunion
at Waterloo while in that vicinity.
j. B. Lyon and family are busy this
week moving into the Greek property
on East Broadway. This will make a
much better location for Mr.. Lyon as
it is nearer his place of business.
Mr.. o. w. Wheeler returned Satur-
day from WATERFOWL. S. ID. Mr..
Wheeler is very much pleased with
Watertown and tells us that he may
decide to move there in the near fu-
ture.