The Denison review., 1914-08-19

| /. Miss Stella Butler was up from Ari
on Saturday.
Miss Rosella Scott, of Dow City
was Denison caller Saturday.
Chris Ellerich, of Charter Oak, wa
a business visitor in Denison Monday
| Lewis Fl. Sallinger, OF Carroll, wa.
in Denison Monday transacting lega
business.
Mrs. Brian O'Donnell and daughter
Gertrude, of Vail, were Denison shop
pers Tuesday.
Mrs. Patrick Harrington and son
| Dan, of Vail, visited friends in Deni
son yesterday.
Misses Rosella and Gertrude Stein
er, of West Side, called on friends al
this place Monday.
Hans Baeth and Jurgen Krohnke
were down from Schleswg yesterday
transacting business.
Miss Bernice Bonney was over from
Buck Grove Monday spending the day
with friends in Denison.
Little Carmen Olry spent last week
at Schleswig visiting her grandmoth,
er, Mrs. .]urgen Schroeder.
Miss Anna Flynn is spending the
week in Buck Grove visiting with her
friend, Miss Bernice Bonney.
Misses Marion Harrington and Hazel
Knowles were among those from Vail
who visited in Denison Saturday.
o. d. Fuller, of Missouri Valley, was
in Denison over Sunday visiting at the
home of his brother, Robert Fuller.
Mrs. G. H. Long, of Iowa City, is
spending a few weeks in Denison Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. T. J. Garrison.
Will Hill was down from Boyer on
Saturday transacting business and
calling on friends at the county caDi-
tai
Jess SchWartZenbach was in Car
roll Sunday visiting his wife, who is
spending the week there with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Stella Myers, a resident of
Grinnell, arrived in the city last eve
ming for n visit with her son, A. IT,.
Myers.
interesting experiences and says it is
wonderful the way the islanders are
making advancement along education
al lines.
VIM. Baker has purchased the farm
in East Boyer township known as the
Velie SoWles place of John j. llamann
The lGO acres sold for consideration
of $lG5 per acre.
Only one marriage license has been
issued from the county clerks office
since the last issue of this paper. that
being to Fred w. Kruse and Christine
NJ. Bielfeldt on Wednesday, August
18th.
Fred Smith, assistant at the Fergu-
son studio, will leave the last of the
week for his annual vacation. He will
go to Centerville to visit his parents
and will spend part, of the time in Des
Moines with friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Penney and Miss Mar
garet McHenry went up to Ft. Dodge
yesterday to attend the funeral of
Harry Butler, relative of Mrs. Pen
ney's. Mr.. Batter is quite well known
in Denison. having visited here a num-
ber of times.
Prof. and Mrs. +. N. Olry motored
up to Ida Grove Sunday, where they
spent the day visiting her brother.
Busch Frahm. who is in the hospital
there. Mr.. Frahm was operated upon
last week for appendicitis and is max
ing rapid progress towards recovery.
Miss Marguerite Haugh entertained
at kensington Monday afternoon in
honor of her guests. Miss Margaret
Farrelly and Miss Marie Mcclure. OF
Chicago. Miss Wolf. of Carroll, and
Miss Nell Harvey, of Logan. were out
)f town guests.
Prof NJ. A. Foster. who three years
lgo had charge of the school at AriOn,
spent Saturday in Denison visiting
With Prot. +. n. Olry. Mr.. Foster,
since leaving Arion has been teaching
school in the Philippine Islands and
IS just back from there. He tells many
DR.. b. +. Philbrook returned Satur-
lay evening from Spirit Lake, where
le attended the district meeting of the
owa State Dental association. DR..
Philbrook reports large attendance
md says that the Sioux City and Le-
Mars districts of the association were
at the meeting held last
week.