The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-09
Kodak Pictures
enlarged at
The Ferguson Studio

Mrs. Charles Menagh spent Sunday
in Arion with her mother, Mrs. Henry.
In one more week the summer
school at the Deuison college win be
out.
]. H. Riessen was over from Char
ter Oak Tuesday transacting business
at the court house.
Rev. J. Jas. DePree is expecting to
preach at the Coon Grove school house
next Sunday afternoon. ~;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dohse. Of West
Side, were pleasant visitors at the
John Rohwer home in Denison over
Sunday.
Frank Odell, Tom Ahart and w. E.
Fishel were among those from Dow
City who visited Denison Tuesday sf.
ternoon.
That old resident, John Van Wrinkle.
is devoting his spare strength now
painting: his residence on East Chest
nut street.
/, Z. How many, cherries hixtvs you 81 put
up?"" seems to be the topic Of con-
versation among the ladies' Of Deni-
con right nov.
Some good road work has been done
on Pine street in front Of the resi-.
dences Of Mr.. Rank. DR.. Kemp and
Mrs. Kemming. 81
Mr.. North is beginning . nne large
residence on the lots which he pur-
chased Of Mrs. Chas. Noble on Eas.
Chestnut street.
Mr.. julius Sonksen, of Gait. Iowa
was in Denison the fore part Of the
week trsnsacting business and CALI
ing a biz NJ nanx fgiendss s,c q, S. ~
Rev. Frese intends to attend q pic
mic Of the Lutheran hospital at Sioux
City Thursday. The picnic will be
held at Riverview park.
James Ellis, of Des Moines, was in
,Denison- sexerals daYe ass,Eeek atra1a..
acting business in connection with he
Thew property. which was sold last
week.
Mr.. w. A. McHenry left the latter
part Of last week for Lake Okoboji.
where. he will, apend. the remainder Of
the summer At his cottage:
Mrs. John Rollins IL improving her
home on, East Chestnut street with .
strong coat Of white paint. In fact,
there are many houses in he city re.
ceiving good improvements this sum.
mer.
Jasper Hahn. of Buck Grove, was .
pleasant Denison business caller on
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Hahn has
just recovered from . severe attack
Of pneumonia and ia not in his usual
good health.
Mrs. Tony Miller returned this
evening from Alliance, Neb.. where
she has been making an extended Wis.
1T with hers mother. Mr. Miller went
down to Omaha this afternoon srid
returned with her. {
The Shakespeare club had planned
q days outing at Lakewood for to.
day, but owing to the sudden illness
Of Mr. schirtclin. Mrs. John Aims.
worth's father, the trip has been post.
poned until some date in August,
Mrs. Georgia Wade Mcclellan and
son. James Mcclellan. will not leave
Gettysbvrg until the latter part Of
this week, as they wished to remain
longer in order to visit the former
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan.
Clarence Chamberlin, who is in the
employe Of the Northwestern Rail.
way company at Boone, arrived In
Denison last Thursday evening and
remained until Sunday. visiting at the
parental. E. c. Chamberlin. home.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Jensen. Mrs. George
Blohm, Miss Bertha Jensen and Mr.,
T. j. Jensen, of Dexter, motored to
Denison last week for . visit at the
&c. NJ. Jensen home west Of Denison.
Miss Bertha Jensen remained over for
an extended visit.
Malcolm Heiden, the faithful whist.
ling city letter carrier for the south
part of the city, is taking his annual
vacation, part of which will be spent
at Wall Lake. Mr.. Kitsen is connect.
ed with the force as substitute car.
rier for the present time. .
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Pierce left the
first of the week for Faulkner, s. d.,
where they will visit at the home of
their son, DR.. Foster Pierce, for ten
days or two weeks. Foster is a veter.
marian at that place and We under
stand that he enjoys an exceptionally
fine practice.
A serious accident was narrowly
averted Sunday afternoon while Row
land Jones, who was coasting down