The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-15
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A. F. Barber was business caller
in Sioux City Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Stewart, of Ute, visited at
the DR.. Waterhouse home Wednesday
evening.
DR.. Crewdson returned Monday from
a pleasant visit with his sister and
friends in Des Moines.
n. j. Miller is building a new house
at Chris Bahnsen's, who lives south
west of town.
MN. Names, of Ricketts,, was in
Omaha for several days last week. His
mace in the store was filled by Chas.
Smith.
Hugo Sail. who has been employed
for some time at the Waterhouse drug
store, has accepted position at
Mapleton and left last week for that
place.
Henry Schultz returned from Ma
| nilla Thursday, where he spent sever
al days visiting.
7. D. Collins went to Lake View on
| Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson
autoed to Mapleton Wednesday for a
visit at their daughters home.
Word reached here Thursday of the
death of VIM. McFadden at Harting-
ton, Neb., He was a former resident
of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. P. Murphy and chill
dren went to Manila Monday to visit
relatives.
Marcus Wichmann has his bowling
alley finished and opened for bust
ness.
j. G. Jacobsen went to Omaha last
Thursday morning, accompanied by
Mike CopDs and T. C. Dubois. Mike
for it next week.
Miss Lorraine Young returned to her
home at Logan Saturday morning af-
ter a weeks visit with friends and
relatives.
Miss Bell Fouts, of Dunlap, came
Friday afternoon for few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. VIM. King From
here she expects to go to Denison for
visit with relatives before returning
home.
Mrs. Creary and Mrs. Hills, of Ute,
were Charter Oak shoppers Saturday.
VIII Davis returned to his home at
Dunlap Saturday morning.
Miss Slorence Brown and mother
went to Ute Wednesday morning to
look after their home and garden at
that place. They returned in the
evening
Miss Kate Healy was Sioux City
passenger Thursday
Mrs. Bis Criswell, of Berne, is Wis
iting with friends this week.
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Oak visitor Saturday.
G. A. Tryon, the piano tuner from
Manila, was in town last week.
Herman Lentz was business call
err in Sioux City last week.
The Industrial club will meet with
Mrs. A. F. Barber next Thursday. All
of the ladies interested are invited to
be present.
Friday evening Miss Grace Names
gave a music recital at the high
school society hail. Miss Names has
very large class and all of those
taking part did excellent work thus
showing the careful training Of their
teacher and much practice on their
part
A new band stand has been erected
and moved to it's permanent location
between the First National bank and
the printing Office. Friday night the
band boys, attired in their new uni
forms, gave an open air concert. They
expect to give concerts every Friday
night during the coming summer.
Mrs. Clayton Romans and children,
also Miss Bertha Romans, went to
Denison Tuesday morning and after
g. short stop went on to Wisconsin to
join Clayton and his father.
Herman Lentz has employed new
butcher, who just came over from
Germany and as yet speaks no Eng
lish.
The fourth and fifth rooms of the
city school held picnic Friday after
noon in the grove near H. Riessens.
The heavy shower which came up
about 5 o'clock somewhat spoiled the
fun as many of the children were
caught by it.
John Leitzen, of Mapleton, came
Thursday afternoon and accompanied
John Jacobsen to Omaha to see about
a new car.
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