The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-07-12
You make good hay when the
sun shines. We make Good
Photographs whether the sun
shines or not.
Ferguson's Studio

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Hans Boyens for $125.0O per acre.
Miss Sophia Bale left Tuesday fol
Aberdeen, S. D., for few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Fletcher.
| Hans Boyens sold his fine farm OF
100 acres in Goodrich township to
Hans H. Frehse for $4,000 per acre.
A. F.. Boylan was in Omaha Friday
|transacting business. While there he
purchased new Maxwell touring car.
Rolla Terry spent the latter part of
last week at Lake View with his par
ents, who have a cottage at that place.
Miss Emma Raine has been enjoy
ing several days outing at Lake
View and returned to Denison Mon
day.
Miss Jessie Goodrich is spending
her vacation at LeMars visiting with
friends. She expects to return by way
of Okoboji.
Miss Bessie Maloney, who has been
visiting the past six weeks in Denison,
returned Monday to her home in Mus
kogee, Okla.
Rural Carrier Ed Blackman is spend
ing his twenty-day vacation at Lake
Okoboji, where he is no donb! enjoy
ing himself.
Mr.. John Saggau, wife and family,
and Miss Poggensee, of Chicago,
motored to Lake View Saturday for a
weeks outing.
Edna Schnoor, Emma and Anna
Saggau, Hilda Schnoor and Mr.. Green
beck motored to Lake View Sunday for
a days outing.
The German Methodist church is be-
ing reprinted both inside and out,
which greatly improves the appear
ance of the church.
Ralph Parlette, editor of the Lyce-
unite and Talent, also visited Mr..
Vawter last week to get material for
a Chautauqua story.
The Chautauqua season is opening
in the northern territory of the Red
path-Vawter system with fine success
almost everywhere.
The Misses Eunice Mcbride and
Ruth Brown, of Logan arrived in Den
ison Saturday for a few days visit
with Miss Della Mcbride.
The Misses Hedwig and Hilda Brod-
|ersen left today for Montana, where
they will spend some weeks in the
hope of benefting Miss Hilda's
health.
Mrs. 4. j. Garrison was down from
Lake View Monday for a few days
visit in Denison. The Garrisons are
enjoying the summer at their cottage
at the lake.
P. H. Schurke, who has been con-
nected with the Boys store for some
months, expects to return to Charter
Oak August LIST and re-engage III the
poultry business.
Robert Theobald is the proud posses
sor of new E. M. F. touring car. The
new car is beauty and we are sure
Happy" will derive a great deal of
enjoyment from it,
Joe Bailey Chopple. editor of the
National Magazine, was out to Cedar
Rapids interviewing Mr. Vawter last
week for the purpose of getting the
foundation for Chautauqua story
soon to appear in his publication.
"The Merry Mac" gasoline launch
owned by w. A. McHenry and driven
by George Seemann, won the first of
the series of five races to be held at
Okoboji this summer. This is the
third year that this launch has sue.
ceeded in landing the prize.
For the next two weeks the services
of the Baptist church will be held in
the room adjoining the superintend-
ent's Office at the court house, on &C.
count of the church undergoing re-
pairs. There is to be complete hard
wood floor laid, new baptistry built
and the pulpit platform enlarged.