The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-17

plan to put up tent on the chautau
qua grounds and enjoy the entire pre-
gram.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Virgins, of OF
tumwa, arrived in Denison Monda,
evening and are visiting with Mrs
Virgins sister, Mrs. F. l.. Hoffman
and many friends.
| Earl Chase, of Buck Grove, was
visitor at Denison Friday. He is
member of the D. N. G. alumni, ant
has many friends in DenisOn who Wer'
pleased to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Burke and Mr.
NJ. J. Breen returned from Friend
Neb., where they had spent the pas
week. Miss Kate Lonergan returned
to Denison with the party.
Mrs. Jacob Sims went to Iowa City
last Wednesday evening, where she
will visit her son, James, for ten days
Before returning she will visit hel
mother at Ottumwa, Iowa.
Word from DR.. l.. NJ. Coon, who is
at Denver, is to the effect that he is
slowly regaining his health, but il
will be some time before he will be
able to return to Denison.
During the absence of Miss Anna
oh Inv 1,0r in q
in her fathers store is being filled
by her brother, Pierre, who is proving
an accommodating salesman.
C. L. Voss has placed an order with
the Denison Auto company for fine
six-cylinder Pierce Arrow auto of 1913
model, and he expects the machine
some time during the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Farrelly left
Monday noon for a three weeks trip
through Colorado, where they will
visit Colorado Springs, Denver Pueb-
10 and other points of interest.
Charley Chase, of South Washing
ton township, was in DenisOn Monday,
driving up in his Ford auto. He does
not keep driving horse on the farm,
the auto has taken their place.
Mr.. Willis Virgins, of Dow City,
was in Denison Tuesday morning. He
has recently disposed of his mer-
chandise business at Dow City, and
is enjoying much needed rest.
A number of Denison young men
visited at Dunalp over Sunday last.
Among those going were: Messers.
Victor Selander, Grover Tucker, Clar-
ence Swartzenbaugh and Guy Buffing-
ton.
The young people of the ,Epworth
League will hold a stocking and card
social at the league club rooms in the
NJ. E. Church, to night, to which
there promises to be large attend
ance.
Harry Wearmouth, who is acting as
messenger for the American Express
company with headquarters at Mis-
souri, Valley, visited with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wearmouth, over
Sunday.
Clifford Barborka has been in Ida
Grove the past week, where he has
been giving harp instructions to a
customer who purchased a fine harp
from the Barborka jewelry house in
Denison.
Mrs. F. w. Vanderwall went to
Omaha Monday afternoon, taking the
infant belonging to the little mother
with her. 1t is deemed necessary that
an operation be performed upon the
little one.
County Chairman Cushman was
down from his summer home at Lake
View Monday. He reports getting
possession of a fine pickerel on Satur-
day last. Mind you, We do not say
he caught it.
Word came to Denison Sunday that
a son had been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lyon, of Jefferson. Mrs. Jack
Swartzenbaugh went to Jefferson on
Monday to get acquainted with the
new grandson.
Rolla Tranter returned last week
from visit with his brother, Guy, at
Armour, S. D. He reports the crops
in that part of South Dakota in the
pink of condition, there having been
ample rainfall.
Mr.. B. Brodersen and son, Walter,
left for Ames this morning, where
Mr.. Brodersen will arrange for Wal
ter to enter Ames college this fall
Walter will take up an electrical en-
cheering course.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Conner, accom-
panied by r. p. Conner and Miss
Eusebia Dudley, are touring Nebraska
this week, going as far west at AL