The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08
Be Photographed
Today---at
The Ferguson Studio

DR.. Bicrnc, of Vail, was business
caller here yesterday.
Peter Sicvcrs, of West Side, trans
acted business in Denison Tuesday af-
| tcrnOOn.
Miss Lizzie Walsh, of Vail, is in
Denison today shopping and calling
on friends.
Miss Mabel Riedesel is over from
Charter Oak today, spending the day
with friends.
Mrs. Mary A. Thomas, of West Side,
spent yesterday in Dcnison visiting
friends and shopping.
Mrs. w. G. Rollins and daughter
Lucille. went up to Lake View last Fri
day for weeks outing.
.Jurgen Schroeder was down from
Sch!cswis Tuesday transacting bust
ness at the county capital.
| Peter Bruhn is down from Ricketts,
today transacting business and call
ing on his many county seat friends.
Mir. and Mrs. Harry Lyon, OF Jcifer,
son, arrived in Denis0n Sunday for Il
visit at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs J. SchwartZcnbach.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess McAllistcr spent
a few days in Omaha the latter part
Of the week visiting friends and rela
tivcs.
Ralph Norris has commenced the
erection OF q new house on East Broad
way Just cast of the p. w. Harding
residence
Frank Hawle%, prominent farmer
of Milford township, was in Denison
yesterday visiting his brother, Rob
crt Ilawlcy.
Miss Sophia Bale is expected home
tomorrow from Battle Creek, Mich
Miss Bale accompanied Mrs. j. T..
Bale there last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. McAllistcr and
family went to Long Pine, Neb, Fri.
day for Il visit with his parents. They
returned To Dcnison Monday evening.
Phil Schlumbcrger left yesterday
for ColfaX. where he will remain Il
week CT ten days taking baths. Mr..
Schlunbcrger makes a trip each year
to CoitaX.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. thinner, of
MarshaltoWn, We're guests at the j.
+. Wal2 home in Denison Saturday and
Sunday. MI. thinner is a sister of
airs. Walz.
John Tamm attended the big shoot
at llolstein Tuesday, and of course
received his share of the honors. Mr..
Tamm won third place in the number
of birds killed.
G. w. Landcn, Of Deloit. is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. A. NJ. Justice, this
week. Mr. Landon is an old soldier
past so years of age, and is pretty
spry for one Of his age.
Dr. Hal c. Simpson went down to
Omaha Monday to be in attendance at
the Missouri Valley Veterinary asso-
citation meeting. DR.. Simpson is the
secretary of the association.
Rev. Father Farrelly left today for
Lake Okoboji, where he will remain
4 week or ten days. Father Hansen
Of Dunlap, will conduct services in
the Catholic church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nacve and
uauSllltl, -hiSo III LA, !tll lOuuN lOl
the Black Hills, where they will spend
9 month. They expect to visit at Hot
Springs and then will go to Sylvan
lake.
Mrs. Matt Hugg is planning On Il
visit to her old home town in Ger
many, Elsacc Lorraine. and will sail
from New York City July 18th. Mrs.
Hu&g will remain in Germany until
late in the fall.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. f. Kuchnlc and
daughter, Miss Lydia Belle, motorcd
to Ames Saturday. where they at
tended the Shriners' picnic. Paul
Caswell accompanied the party and
drove their new Cadillac.
Mullen's real live animal show will
be at the Gcrmania opera house on
Thursday and Friday evenings Of this
week. Twenty-Five trained dogs. cats
and pigeons will perform and there
will be illustrated songs and three
reels of moving pictures. This attrac-
ton will no doubt draw large crowd
Jacob Weiss expects to sail the 18th
of this month for Germany for an cX-
tended visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Weiss came to America thirty
five years ago and has not visited his
fatherland since that time. He will
sail over the North German Lloyd
Louie Wulf the twelve year old son
of Hans Wulf. was taken to Sioux City
Sunday and operated on that evening
for appendicitis The operation was
successful and the little fellow is get
ting along nicely. His mother is con
fined at the same hospital. having re-
Gently undergone an operation.
Mrs. Maurice Nielsen and party
of eight young ladies left yesterday
Tor Lake View, where they will enjoy
a weeks outing. Those in the party
are Marjorie Lyon, Emma Nielsen,
Harriet Gebert. Vera Mcnagh, Rhea
Cummings. Jessie Hayes. Anna Staley
and Lulu Saul.
Sam Wright traded his four cylind-
er Studebaker machine last week for
a 1914 Studebaker Sc" Mr.. Wright
believes in Keeping abreast of the
times and liked tie new six cylinder
making the change. The new car is
the last word in automobile construc-
machine so we'll that he decided upon
ton and is electric lighted and is
equipped with an electric self starter.