The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-21

from Omaha the latter part of the
week for a visit with Miss Emma Mel
sen.
Mrs. Otto Faul returned to Mitchell,
S. D., Tuesday morning after a two
weeks visit with Mr.. Faul's parents in
Denison.
Mrs. Henry Hartwig left last week
Thursday for Kendall, n. Y, where
she will visit with her relatives for
six weeks.
Charles Helsley returned Monday
from Lake View after pleasant
weeks outing as guest at the M. E.
Jones cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sievers and Mrs.
Sibbert and son, Carl, motored to Lake
View Monday and spent the day fish
ing and boating.
Miss Beth Romans arrived Sunday
from Aberdeen, S. D., for an extended
visit with relatives and her many
ITlenuS Ill DcllSOI.
Barney Otto returned Tuesday from
Mitchell, S. D., where he has been for
the past two months playing ball with
the Mitchell team.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. Smith at
tended a fanny reunion of the Smith
family at Pisgah Monday, returning
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Frances Waddington returned
to her home at Charter Oak Monday
after having spent several days at
the Fred Heiden home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. IL. Chamberlin and
daughters, of Dow City, stopped off
in Denison for short visit on thei
way home from Lake View.
Miss Ruby Addenbrook left last
night for Chicago, having been en-
ployed in the Bale Brodersen millinery
department for the past season.
Miss Nora Barley left Monday for
Guthrie Center, where she will visit
several days. From there she will go
TO Lake View for weeks outing.
Miss Katherine Schumacher returned
Sunday after having spent five weeks
visiting friends and relatives in Or
leans, Neb., and different points in
Colorado.
DR.. B. F. Mill went to Des Mo:nes
Monday to take the state board exam
ination for veterinary surgeon. While
there he will be the guest of DR.. W..
D. McAhren.
Mr.. Isaac Hird, of Manila, was in
Denison Sunday last visiting his par
ents; he also attended the X. p.
memorial services at the cemetery in
the afternoon.
The L. T. L. picnic will be held in
Grace park on Friday afternoon at
2:3O. All who ever have been men,
bers are invited to come and bring
their mothers.
]. B. Lyon last week purchased an
automobile truck wagon for use in
his delivery business. This will be a
great improvement, as it insures
prompt service.
Mrs. NJ. E. Jones came down from
Lake View Monday for a few days.
She will return the latter part of the
week and spend the summer at their
pleasant cottage on Lake View.
Otto Faul, of Mitchell, S. D., was in
Sioux City last week securing new
material for his baseball team. The
Mitchell team is q member Of the Da-
kota league and some of the players
were not making good" SO Otto came
to Iowa for players.
Messrs. Chas. Bollen, H. J. Cum
mings, J. J. Johnson, A. F. Boylan,
John Lass, DR.. B. F.. Philbrook, G. L..
,aswell and P. l. Christensen motored
Ito Dunlap Thursday evening to attend
special meeting of the Masonic lodge
and to take degree work in that order.
C. F.. Kuehnle started last evening
on his trip abroad, which is to in
clude a trip through the principal
countries of Europe. He expects to
spend the Fourth of July in the vicin-
ity of the Rock of Gibralter. He will
return about the first of September if
his plans do not fail.
Mr.. P. D.. Mcmahon left Tuesday
evening for Colfax, Mich, where he
will remain for week or ten days at
the sanitarium. Mr.. Mcmahon has
been troubled of late with stomach
trouble and he is in hopes that few
days there will be of benefit to him.
The contract for the Martin Saggau
building on West Broadway was let
Yesterday, Mr.. Herman Grill being the
successful bidder. We understand the
price was little over $1,000. The
building when completed will be &C.