The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-05

Dow City who visited Denison yester'
day.
E. H. Barber was over from Ma
nilla Tuesday transacting business al
the county capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie PankoW will
leave today on an auto trip to the
eastern part of the state.
Mrs. George Crandall and daughter
Miss Lulu, of Dow City, visited with
friends in Denison yesterday.
A. H. Harper was up from Dow City
yesterday transacting BUSINESS and
calling on county seat friends.
Rev. Joseph Stephen, pastor Of the
Methodist church at Dow CITY, was a
pleasant visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Grace Meyers left last evening
for Portsmouth, O., where she will
spend two weeks visiting at the home
of her brother Will. Mr.. Meyers is
soon to establish a daily newspaper at
Portsmouth.
Miss Marie kadoch left Monday eve
ming for Chicago where she will make
an extended visit with friends. We
are told that she may remain in Chi
cago permanently If she is able to Sc
cure good position.
Ned Lafferty has rendered his resig-
nation at the Menagh store to take eff
feet the last of the week. and has ac-
cepted a position in the law offices
OF the Bank of Denison. Ned is a
graduate of the Denison college and
is first class stenographer.
A number of young ladies spent a
pleasant week end at the home Of Miss
Marguerite Mullen west Of DeniSOn
last week and report most enjoyable
visit. Those In the party were: Mar
tina Otto May. Clara and Marie Con-
nor, Nellie Collins and Francis Leahy.
b. ]. Sibbert and Ed Reimer went
over to Lincoln, Neb.. Monday to at
tend the annual Buick dealers conven-
ton. Mr.. Sibbert returned home Mon
day evening, but Ed remained to at
tend the big banquet which was tend
cred the dealers on Monday evening
by the Buick factory.
John d. Hugo, deputy county treas
urer, left yesterday morning for
Platte. S. d., where he will spend a
month visiting his father, George
Hugg, and his brother, Matt. John has
some land interests In the neighbor-
hood OF Platte and will remain there
TO help harvest the grain.
Twelve Denison people made up a
hay rack party, which drove to Will
bur Vanderwall's farm near Boyer
Sunday morning and spent the day.
Fried spring chicken was the feature
of the fine dinner served by. Wilbur,
and his guests believe him to be one
of the best cooks around this locality.
Mrs. F. N. Olry. who recently under
went an operation at the hospital IN
Ida Grove. is expected home Saturday.
Mrs. Olry sat up for the first time since
the operation yesterday and Is rap
idly regaining her strength. Her
many friends in Denison will be
pleased to know that she will be able
to return the last of the week. a.,
Miss Fanchon Bamford will, leave
the last of the week for her home at
Boone after a pleasant visit in Deni-
son with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Bamford. Her sister, Miss Grace,
will accompany her for a weeks visit
in Boone, after which both young
ladies will 60 to Chicago. where they
will purchase millinery goods.
J. r. Carey and daughter, Miss Mar
garet. returned Monday from Lake
View where they have. been for the
past few weeks at their cottage on
the east end. Mr. Carey Is nursing q
badly infected finger and for several
days it was thought it would neces-
sary to have the finger amputated but
fortunately 1t Is now much better.
Hugo Gebert returned Sunday from
Chicago where he has been for the
past week. Part of the time was
spent at Milwaukee where he was in
attendance at the Grand Lodge Of the
Royal Order of Moose. Mr. Gebert
says that over 1000 delegates were
present and that-.47 states were rep
resented. Alaska, Hawaii and Canada
also sent delegates. At Chicago he
did considerable buying for the store.
Rev. William Frcse and family re-
turned Monday evening from Manil-
tou, Colo, where they have been en-
jOying q vacation for several weeks.
Rev. Frese went to Colorado in hopes
OF benetitting the throat trouble from
which he has been suffering for q
number OF months and while he was
some improved. he Is still hoarse. He
expects to 60 to Sioux City some time
this week to consult specialist in re-
gard to the trouble. te
Mr.. E. Hamilton, who was formerly
Presbyterian minister in this city. Wis
tied in Denison the latter part of last
week. Mr.. Hamilton had not visited
Denison for number Of years and be-
ing called to Omaha on business took
the opportunity to run up to Denison
to call on his many friends. He was
greatly surprised to see the many fine
Improvements made in the city since
his last visit. At present he Is engag-
ed in the practice of law in the state
Of Oklahoma.
The Lincoln Highway through Den
ested In good roads, and these splen-
did state and national highways.
You will be interested in hearing
about another highway, and you win
be delighted to travel over it. The
name OF this highway is The Sunshine
Highway, and II you want to find out
how 1t is marked, what the scenery
IS, and whittier it goes, comes to the
Presbyterian church at the morning
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