The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-03
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day for Omaha, where she WI visit
her sister, Mrs. Claude AIKEN.
J. V. Barborka and son, Clifford, re
turned Tuesday from Iowa City, where
they visited Mr.. Barborka's parents
over New Years.
The Misses Mae and Elsie Smith
returned to their home at Sioux City
today after a pleasant visit with Miss
Hil1a Rohwer.
Messrs. Nels Miller and A. G.
Sjorgren, both of near Kiron, were
in Denison Saturday last, and made
the Review a pleasant call. They re-
port sleighing the best in years.
Charlie and Chase Kemming left
Monday for few days visit with
friends at Manning. From there they
will go to Des Moines, where they will
visit until the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bullock will
leave Thursday for ColfaX, where
Mrs. Bullock will remain for some
time. Mr.. Bullock will go from Col
fax to Texas for an extended trip.
Mr.. Walt Langley, of Ainsworth,
Neb., has been visiting at the home
of Senator" Cramer the past few
days. Mr.. Langley is following farm
ing near Ainsworth and is we'll
pleased with the locality.
The MARI Brothers, living on the
Chris kellar farm southeast of Deni-
son, were in the city Tuesday. They
intend holding sale on January
Gath, at which time they will offer
considerable stock for sale.
The Doud Milling company have
an advertisement in this issue in
which they call attention of the farm
ers to the fact that they conduct an
exchange business-take wheat in ex-
change for -four. Look their ad up
John Fastje, the furniture man, has
something to say to Review readers
this week. Note the prices he is Of
fering. Mr.. Fastje is very much
pleased with the past years business,
and says he feels the result of good,
honest advertising.
Mr.. Lorenz Lorenzen, of Ute, was
q &c, in, ,icif
ing at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Hilk. Mr.. Lorenzen
is now engaged in the automobile
business at Ute, and reports business
good with him the past year.
Among the larger advertisements
appearing in this weeks issues is to
be found one for the kemming Cloth
ing company. Mr.. Kemming is firm
believer in newspaper publicity, and
the fact that he has kept everlasting
ly at it, and is meeting with good re-
suits, bears out the assertion. Read
his ad.
Leon Young, who is now making his
home out in Utah, has been spending
the holidays in Denison visiting his
mother Mrs. F.. J. Young, and many
friends. He is owner of very fine
ranch out in Utah, and has been farm.
ing the past couple of years. He re.
ports an excellent crop this year. His
brother, Charles, also spent Christmas
in Denison. He has headquarters at
Sioux City.
Judge Walter l. Smith, of Council
Bluffs, has been in a critical con
dition the past few days, owing to a
complete breakdown as result OF
over work and the effect of the high
altitude while holding court at Chey
enne. His physicians state, however
that with complete rest for short
period he will regain his usual good
health. The Judge is quite we'll and
favorably known in this county, and
his friends will learn of his recovery
with pleasure.
Mrs. Joe Ward perpetrated sur
prise party on her husband last even
ing, the occasion being Mr.. Wards
birthday. Only the closest friends
and wives were invited, and those
present report very enjoyable time
The evening was spent in social
games, and visiting. Mrs. Ward had
prepared delicious lap supper and
the guests voted that lady the queen
of Cooks" M. Ward was presented
with a beautiful thermetic bottle
which he prizes very highly.
Miss Mariana Sims was operated
upon last Thursday for appendicitis
The operation was performed at the
Jennie Edmundson hospital in Coun
Gil Bluffs, DR.. A. P. Hanchett, assist.
ed by Dr.. Beatty, performed the op
Grafton. The patient underwent the
operation with much fortitude and is
now resting nicely 1t is anticipated