The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-29
Jim Monaghan. of Vail. is a county

| Mike Glblln, OF vail, was a business
caller in the county seat Tuesday.
Fred Lohrman, of Manning, trans
acted business at the county seat on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Horace Miller, of Vail, was in
Denison Wednesday, doing shopping
and calling on friends.
Tom Fitzgibbons came down from
Vail today to transact business and
call on friends in the city.
Mr.. E. McNeal came down from De-
lott yesterday and while in town made
pleasant call at this Office.
Russell Lyon came home Saturday
and remained until Monday morning,
visiting at the parental, J. B. Lyon,
home.
Sale bills printed at the Review Of
flee in both English and German. See
the Review before having your bills
printed.
Herman Finnern returned the fore
part of the week from trip to Min
nesota, where he has been looking at.
ter some land interests.
Mrs. S. p Jacobsen entertained a
number of friends at a kensingtOn
last Friday afternoon. A most enjoy
able time was reported by all
Rolla Terry, accompanied by Mr..
Hayes, came down from Boone Sun
day morning for visit at the w. D..
Terry home They returned to Boone
on the afternoon train Sunday.
Miss Margaret Mccarthy expects to
leave Sunday for Chicago, where she
will make an extended visit with her
friend, Mrs. Elizabeth Docious.
Mrs. Eugene Gulick and daughter,
Miss Ethel will leave Thursday for
Omaha, where they will remain two
days visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Landen, of Deloit, was operat-
ed on in the Denison hospital today
for appendicitis. She seems to be as
we'll as could be expected at this writ
ing.
Quite a number of school teachers
are in the city taking the county
teachers examinations, which are be-
ing given in the superintendent Of
flee in the court house.
The J. B. Romans company have
moved into their new garage on Main
street and will conduct their automo-
bile business at this place hereafter.
The new building is OF modern con-
struction throughout and built espec-
tally for conducting garage.
VIM. Jochims, son of w. Jochims,
of Schleswig, was married the week
before Christmas to a daughter of
julius Jacobsen. They went to South
Dakota on their wedding tour and Mr..
Jochims was taken i'll and has typhoid
fever. We trust that he will soon re-
cover.
A special invitation is extended to
students in the high school and older
grades and also in the college to at
tend the union revival services at the
NJ. E. church Friday evening. The
services that evening will have special
interest for the young people. Some
special music will be provided for the
occasion.
Public sale bills printed at the Re-
view Office and published in the Re-
view always get the crowds. Did you
ever know it to fail? This is a point
er to those intending to have public
sale. Why not get your work done
by the newspaper that gets the crowd,
and big crowds mean good prices.
G. l.. Caswell w. c. Rollins, w. E.
Terry, Chas. Bollen, Jacob Johnson,
Henry Cummings and A. F. Boylan
were in Dunlap last Friday evening
attending a meeting of the Masons.
They made the trip to Dunlap in the
Caswell and Boylan autos and report
the roads to be in excellent condition.
making the return trip in little over
an hour.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bartcher re-
turned Thursday from Rochester,
Minn where they went to consult the
famous Mayo Brothers as to the adj
visibility of Mrs Bartcher undergo
ing another operation. After thor
ough examination the doctors found
her condition so much improved that
it was unnecessa:! for her % under
go another operation.
Frank Rollins returned Friday from
Chicago, where he attended the &C.
ment show. Mr.. Rollins was in Chi
cago at the time there was so much
agitation over the auto bandits and
one day while on street car several
plain clothes detectives boarded the
car and at the point Of guns arrested
a suspect, which caused good deal