The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-30

Grace park Thursday last. A larg'
crowd was in attendance and the usua
good time was enjoyed.
G. F.. North and son, Ward, are at
tending the state fair in pcs Moine:
this week. While in Des Moines the,
will visit Drake university, as WARD
lis contemplating entering that schoo
this year.
Miss Blaine Thomas, who has beer
spending several days in Denison Wis
ting at the James home, left Monday
for Ralston, where she will spend
few days before returning to hel
home in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Retlefsen, OF
Defiance, motored over to Denison on
Monday and spent the day at the w
E. Terry home. Miss Mildred Terry
returned with them. having spent the
past week at Defiance.
Prof. C. E. Humphreys returned on
Tuesday from Aurora, Neb., where he
has been for the past month visiting
his sister, Mr.. Humphreys will be
busy this week getting things in read
mess for the years school work.
MI. and Mrs. r B. Murphy, Of Lin
coin, Neb., spent several days the lat,
ter part of last week at the George
McHenry home. Mr.. Murphy returned
home Monday, but Mrs. Murphy vii!
remain in Denison for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Weberg are at
Des Moines this week attending the
state fair. On their way down they
stopped off at Ogden and Boone and
visited with friends. Mr.. Weberg has
a local in this weeks paper Offering
some fine Duroc Jersey hogs for sale.
MI. J. C. Saul and sons, Oliver and
Charles, returned Sunday from Doug,
las. W'yo., where they have been
spending the summer on their ranch.
Judging from the amount OF tan they
are all wearing, it is safe to assert
that the mountain air agrees with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bage and chill
dren, of Fonda, are guests this week
OF Mrs. Baggs sister, Miss Iva Smith.
Mr.. Bagg is attending the state fair,
but will return the latter part OF the
week to attend the old settlers picnic.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bagg are glad to meet them again.
Fred Branaka has sold his newspa-
per, The Outlook, at Cedar Rapids,
Neb., and he and his family are in
Denison for the present. Mr.. Branaka
expects to go west soon, where he will
seek an opening in the newspaper
field. Mrs. Branaka's health is not OF
the best and the move west is made
in hopes of betterment Of her con
dition. rs
Mr.. Boylan and Mr., and Mrs. Alfred
Wright returned from their motor trip
to Dakota Sunday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. j. Kelly and Mrs. Boylan and
children stopped at Okoboji to try
their luck at fishing and returned tC
Denison yesterday. The party was en-
tertained at the Fletcher and Romans
homes while in Aberdeen. They re
port good roads and Jolly good
time during the entire trip
w. A. McHenry and grandchildren
George Seeman, Margaret, Marx .and
William McHenry, motored down from
Lake Okoboji Saturday in the McHen
~ Pope Hartford machine. Mr.. Nc
Henry left Saturday evening for Des
Moines, where he will look after his
prize stock during the state fair. Mrs
Lutte Seeman returned with her son
George, to Okoboji Saturday evening
and will spend the week with hel
mother.
On another page of this issue will bt
found an advertisement for the Ret
garage, in which Mr.. Dean, the pro
h.ietor, calls attention to his REQ ma
chimes. Mr.. Dean has shown by hi
extensive use of printers ink that h
| is a publicity man, and acknowledge
results. He has now established al
auto livery and is ready at all times
to serve the public in this line. A!
soon as the workmen get the Bert
building ready Mr.. Dean will occup!
the same as photo gallery, and will
solicit share of the public patronage
Miss Fannie Hayes will leave to
morrow for Muscatine, where she vii
have charge of the latin department
in the high school for the coming
year. Miss Hayes has been a member
of the faculty OF the Denison higl
school for 4 number OF years. the
past three years having been assist
ant principal. She has proven herself