The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-24

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Bert Luper was transa citing bust
ness in Ute Monday
visiting his brother, Clayton, We'd
nesday.
The Linger Longer Literary Club
met with Mrs Nm. MAR Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. A. Luke, of Dow City, was
in our town Tuesday looking after
some business matters.
The dance which was given in the
opera house on last Monday evening
was well attended.
Bert and Fred Coleman and James
Heckor, of Arion, came up Wednesday
to visit uncle Billy Wilson.
Arthur Jacobsen came the fore part
of the week to visit with his brother
John.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, James Haley
Wednesday, January 18th, baby
girl.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
met with Mrs. j. Torney, Thursday
afternoon and tied comforts.
Omar Malone shipped car load of
corn to Arion Thursday.
the proud parents of baby boy, born
January 18th.
Miss Francis Drake returned from
Wisconsin, Tuesday where she had
been couple of months visiting her
sister, Mrs. Cosgrou. She had intend
ed to remain until spring, but on ac-
count of her mothers sickness came
home to help care for her.
Dr. Waterhouse was called to Ute
Wednesday in consultation with DR..
Stewart. The patient being Dr..
Stewards little girl.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson went to Maple
ton, Thursday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Jacobsen.
Geo. Torey of Malcolm, Iowa, came
the latter part OF the week for visit
with his aunt, Mrs. John Torrey. From
here he intends to go to Lake View
to visit Mrs. Lensar.
Mrs.,D. A. Waterhouse and Mrs Ed
Weed journeyed to Sioux City We'd
nesday to do some shopping.
Mrs. Kohles, of Earling, Iowa, came
Thursday for an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Julia kohles, and
other relatives.
Ella Harten, of Schleswig was WIS.,
iting in the Dr. McWilliams home the
latter part of the week. .>....
Anumber Of mat enthusiasts among
whom were Herman LEM, b. E. Weed
and B. F. Runge, went to Sioux City
on Thursday to witness the BrentOn-
keegan wrestling match, which was
to decide the light weight champion
ship of the state. The boys all eX-
pressed themselves well pleased with
the entertainment.
On account OF permanent injunc-
ton which is effective for five years,
Franz ReetZ, who was given the per
NIT by the council to operate the sa-
loon at this place. was unable to open
his place of business. The council
again took action deciding in favor
OF August G. Martens, formerly in
the employ of the Peoples Store, who
opened for business on Saturday, the
goth.
Clayton Romans left on Thursday
in answer to telegram from Los Ange-
les, California, stating that his father
Louis Romans is sick at that place.
Mr.. Romans has been spending the
winter there for his health @
William Salmen left Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Jacob Simmons,
of Herrig, So. Dakota.
Mrs. c. c. Cooper went to Ports
mouth, Saturday to visit for a few
days with relatives.
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. c. G.
Stocken entertained the Presbyterian
Industrial Club.
Frank Wincke received word of the
serious illness of his brother, Leo, at
Omaha. He left here Thursday toI
join his brother, Ted at Dunlap, and
from there the boys journeyed to Om-
aha.
Miss Lulu Stewart, of Worthing. S.
Dakota, visited the latter part Of the
week with her sister, Mrs. Carl
Brown. Sf'.t
C. H. Stark was a passenger to
Sioux City Sunday morning. 81 4