The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-03-05
Dan BrOckelsby, of Vail, was a bus

| Dan BrOckelSDy, or vail, was DuS
mess visitor in Denison Tuesday.
| Mr.. George Argotsinger, of Arion
was a Denison business caller today
We acknowledge a call.
Mrs. A. V. Stepp, of Minneapolis, ar
rived in Denison this week for visit
with her mother, Mrs. Ayres.
Mrs. VIM. Strahan left the fore part
of the week for Mason City, where
she is visiting her daughter, Mrs. AL
len Beck.
Clarence Kelly, of Ida Grove, Wis.
tied with relatives here the last of the
week and will return to their home
in the near future.
Mrs. L. A. Sewell is confined to her
home this week on account of sick
ness. Her many friends are hoping
for speedy recovery.
Mrs. v. G. Peckenpaugh and sons,
Vincent and Mearl, of Logan, are Wis.,
iting at the parental, A. T. Curry,
home, having arrived Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Elsa Downing will leave to-
morrow for her home at Seward, Neb.
Miss Downing has been employed in
the dental Office of DR.. Robinson for
some time.
Joe Freml, formerly of Vail, but
recently of Fender, Neb., returned to
Fender Tuesday, having been visiting
friends and relatives in Milford town
ship and vicinity.
Miss Fern Owings, of Chicago, ar
rived in the city the fore part of the
week and has accepted position as
trimmer in the millinery store of Miss
Agnes Napiecek for this season.
Al Nielsen, son of Thomas Nielsen,
is carrying both hands in bandages
this week on account of serious burns
received one day last week. He was
in the kitchen of the hotel and in
some manner came in contact with the
large range, burning both hands to
the bone.
The boys basket ball team of the
high school went to Jefferson Friday
evening to meet the Jefferson high
school team. 1t was a good, clean
game throughout, but playing on the
home floor was handicap to our boys
and an advantage to the opposing
team. The game resulted in a score
of sc to in favor of Jefferson.
Mr.. Cooper, formerly of Cooper &.
Collins, of Charter Oak, has sold Out
his implement business there and con-
templated opening a general store at
Lake View, but for some reason has
had to make different arrangements
and is now moving the stock to Car
navon, where he expects to remain.
He will open up general mercan-
tile store there.
"Peeping Tom" is abroad in the
land. This gentleman, whoever he
is, has been detected peeping into
peoples houses during the early even
ing on more than one occasion. The
officers have been notified and it
might be we'll for Tommy to take up
a different profession. The officers
claim to know this latest menace to
the community and unless he desists
he will get into trouble.
Willard Gillett, of Glasgow, Mont,
arrived in Denison this morning for
a visit with his cousin, w. A. Cramer.
Willard has been operating a linotype
machine in a newspaper office at that
place and is now a first-class operator.
For number of years he was assist
ant operator at the Review office and
while here learned to operate the limo
type. He is thinking of going to
Omaha and securing position in one
of the daily offices.
Russell Norman is critically i'll at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Halver c. Norman. in this city and
grave hopes are entertained for his
recovery. A specialist was called
from Omaha last evening and pro-
nounced the case to be tubercular
meningitis. Russell resigned his po-
sition as assistant bookkeeper at the