The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-22
Mr.. Harry Vitel visited friends in
Council Bluffs Sunday.

John Breen, of Vail, was a business
caller in Denison Wednesday.
Herman Harthun, of Omaha, was a
pleasant caller in the city Tuesday
The Misses Mabel Vitel and Marie
Griffin visited friends at Woodbine
last Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Robinson, of George
Menagh's department store, was on
the sick list Tuesday.
! The Misses Enid and Erma Shaw
will arrive in Denison tomorrow for a
visit at the E. Gulick home.
/ Mrs. Walter Langley left Monday
for her home at Ainsworth, Neb., at
ter spending two weeks visiting rela-
| tives in DenisOn.
julius and Bonnie Christensen and
Walter Kuhl, all of whom live in Sol
der township, tranacted business at
the county capital Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Dudley, who has been
the guest of Mrs. J. P. Conner for
the past week, returned to her home
at Council Bluffs Monday afternoon.
Regular meeting of the Eastern
Star next Tuesday evening, at which
time installation of officers will take
place. A full attesdance of the men,
hers is desired.
A crowd of young people drove to
the country home of Will Tucker on
last Saturday evening and gave Ward
Tucker a pleasant surprise. Those
present report most enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Martens, Of
West Side, were in Denison Tuesday,
transacting business and visiting with
friends. Mr.. Martens made pleas
ant call at this office and renewed
his subscription.
The regular teachers examinations
will be held in the county superin-
tendent's office in the court house on
January goth, 3Oth and 31st, this be-
ing the regular date for the county
teachers examinations.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Schroeder
spent Sunday at Leslie Johnston's.
They expect to leave the latter part
of the week for Lake City to visit
relatives and from there will go to
their home at Clavet, Saskatchewan,
Canada
According to the latest reports,
Governor Wilson may go to the CAPT
office, read his inaugural address, re-
view parade, then go to the White
House TO spend his first evening as
president getting acquainted with his
new quarters.
Amos Peterson, who lives on route
six out of Denison, shipped two car
loads of cattle and one car load of
hogs to Chicago Saturday. Mr.. Peter
son returned Tuesday and reports hav~
ing struck very good market, but
not so good weather as there was
big snow storm there on Monday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bour-
geson, on Thursday, January 10th,
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bourgeson
have been residents Of Denison the
past year and while here have made
many friends, who will be pleased to
learn of the new arrival. Mr.. Bour-
geson is travelling salesman and rep
resents one of the large hardware
companies.
Pat Hassett has made several land
transactions the past week. He pur-
chased the forty acres of land lying
near the w. A. McHenry farm, south
of town. This property was owned
by Jim Dolan and was sold through
the agency of John Rollins. Mr.. Has
sett, together with Jacob Weiss, pur-
chased of C. l.. Voss an SO-acre tract
VI ldllu dUOut lOul AIlllCS SOuthSoSt VI
Denison.
Mrs. H. l.. Allard, of Los Angeles,
Cali, whose husband conducted the
Racket store here for a number OF
years, stopped off in Denison between
trains Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. AL
lard reports that the freeze which &C.
Cured in California this month was
not as bad as has been reported for
soon after the freeze a rain came and
the damage was not as bad as had
been expected. Mr.. and Mrs. Allard
are on a fruit ranch near Los Angeles
and are prospecting.
The I. o. o. F. lodges of Crawford,
Carroll and Greene counties have con-
solidated and will celebrate their AMI
niversary together. Messrs. E. o.
THEM and H. Bliesman went to Car
roll Tuesday to prepare program and
persuaded the Odd Fellows to come
to Denison April 26th. This will be
the largest gathering of Odd Fellows
over hrOnoht tO1ether here and If is