The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-17
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Walters and
children are visiting relatives and
friends in eastern Iowa. Mr.. Walters
who is agent here for the G. & N. W.
Il. r. is enjoying his annual vacation
Ernest Massman returned Tuesday
evening from visit with his wife
at the Presbyterian hospital in Oma-
ha.
Messrs. Gus Bornhoft, Harm Kruse
and Joe Roller visited with friends at
Denison Sunday afternoon.
Ralph Bayard, Of Denison, visited
with friends in this city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. G. Peters re-
turned Monday from two weeks Wis
it with relatives at Clinton and other
eastern cities. While there Mr.. Pet
ers also attended the Iowa Safe Bank
er's convention held at Clinton.
Quite number OF our young folks
are in attendance at the summer
school in Denison which begins this
week.
Rev. Carl Tauth visited with friends
as Denison Monday.
Jacob Peters left the first part OF
the week for visit with his brothers,
Marvin, at Kansas City, and Claude,
at. Bismark, Oklahoma. He expects
to stay at Bismark until school begins
this fall
DR.. C. L. Patterson returned Tues
day from Omaha, where he had been
transacting business.
Rev. X Tauth and August Rohwer
attended the district convention Of the
German Evangelistic synod held at
Ackley last week. -
John Malloy called on friends at
Carol Monday between trains.
Adolph Mumm visited with his sis
ter Mrs. Bert Freed, at Denison, Tues
day Of last week. f.
Chas. Martins transacted business
at Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Sievers returned last
Tuesday from Carroll where she had
been visiting with relatives and
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John Mumm, Jr. returned home Sat
urday from Denison where he has CON-
pleted a commercial. course at the
Denison Normal College. :.
II, II. Sievers and son, Arthur. and
John Rix, of Arcadia, left Wednesday
per auto for Austin, MIMI, where they
expect to be for some time making
improvements on a farm owned by
Mrs. Boiling.
Miss Henrietta Stiner visited with
friends at Denison last Tuesday.
Miss Clara Evers arrived here last
week from Denison and will make
her future home with the Emil Evers
family in this city.
James Nicholson is having a new
barn erected on his residence property
near this city.
]. II. Kruse and A. J. Kelley, of
Lake View. visited few hours with
friends in this city the first part Of
last week.
Misses Ruth and Esther Frost. of
Atlantic. are here visiting with their
sister, Mrs. A. w. Starek.
Fred Niesz, of Grinnell. spent few
days of last week visiting with old
time friends in this city.
VIM, Goettsch and julius Thiedeman
were at Chicago several days last week
where they went to straighten out sew
eral matters of business with the Globe
Commission Co. 1t will be remember
ed that this firm went bankrupt about
two months ago. These two gentle
men sent that firm shipment OF live
stock shortly before that time and
have been unable to get the money.
We hope that this matter may be ar
ranged satisfactorily and that these
gentlemen will be paid for the value
of the cattle as the amount comes
up to several thousand dollars. the
loss OF which would mean a heavy
one to these gentlemen.
Mrs. John Mumm returned Friday
afternoon from Denison where she
had been spending the week visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Bert Freed.
Miss Dora Klinefelter. OF Cedar
Falls has been elected to fill the posi-
ton of principal in the high school
and Miss Mary Peters, OF Burt to fill
the position of teacher in the gram
mar department in the schools here
for the coming year. Miss klinefelt.
er is graduate Of the Iowa State
Teachers College and Miss Peters
finishes. the course in the junior col
lege some time this summer. Both
of these ladies have had considerable
experience in graded school work and
we hope the patrons Of the schools
will be pleased with their work.
Isaac Patterson is having his res
idence north of this city treated to a
coat of paint. Mr.. Patterson is con-
tinually improving his property and
it certainly will be dandy place when
everything is finished.
Fred Conery and helpers, OF Den
ison are painting near this city this
| week.
M. X. Huescheu, the Journal scribe
called on friends at Denison Friday.
The children's dance held at the
five-mile house Sunday afternoon and
evening was well attended, quite 9
numebr of our people going out to joir
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