The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-16

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DenisOn on Monday.
Frank Dobbert, of Boyer, was bus
mess caller in Denison Saturday.
Chris. Nissen and Will Meyers were
down from Boyer Saturday transact
ing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Duffy were
down from Vail Monday spending the
day with friends.
John Schlimmer was over from the
Oak Saturday transacting business
and calling on friends.
| Roy Naeve was down from Schles-
wig Monday transacting business and
calling on county seat friends.
Fred Christensen and family, OF
Boyer township, were pleasant callers
in Denison yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. C. C. kemming. accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Gretchen. were
in Omaha yesterday spending the day.
Clifford Barborka. a student at
Simpson college at lndianola, arrived
in Denison yesterday morning and
will spend the holidays with his faith
or. Mr.. ]. V. Barborka.
John Kruger. OF Deloit, was pleas
ant business caller in Denison Satur.
day. While in the city he made the
Review office a pleasant call and ex.
tened his subscription.
Mrs. j. A. REILLY and daughter re-
turned to their home at Gilman, ILL.,,
Saturday evening after pleasant two
wooLo' v;c;t IN nopjcon az tho homo
OF her mother, Mrs. p. II. Breen.
Misses Margaret and Marie Ken
nedy, students at the st. Rose OF Lima
school. left yesterday for their home
at Ida Grove, where they will spend
the holidays at the parental home.
Mrs. Elmer Swearinger and her
neice, Miss Leila Shriver. OF Havre,
Mont. arrived in Dcnison last Thurs
day for visit OF several weeks with
Mrs. Swearinger's mother, Mrs. Aug.
ust Oil.
Quite large crowd of young people
enjoyed a club dance at the Bruder-
sciaft hall in North Denison Monday
evening OF this week. The local or
chestra furnished the music for the
occasion, which was enjoyed by all to
tho utmost.
The Magnet pool hall has changed
hands again. Mr. Convey. one OF the
owners. having purchased the half in
terest of Mr.. Will Naeve, and now he
becomes the sole owner The deal was
closed the first OF the week, Mr. Covey
taking possession at once.
Mrs. John Lass returned yesterday
from kiron, where she has been at
the bedside OF her mother. Mrs. s. A. |
Nordholm. We are sorry to report
that Mrs. Nordholm's condition is
most serious and there seems to be
little hope for her recovery.
The members of the Priscilla club |
q pleasant surprise on
Mrs. Adam Schneckloth on Tuesday
afternoon OF last week. it being the
of her birth. The men,
bers gathered at the home OF Mrs.
John Rachwitz and Mrs. Schneckloth
was asked to spend the afternoon and
when she arrived she was greatly sur
prised to find such a large company
The afternoon was spent
with fancy work and later delicious
luncheon was served.
Elmer Mill came to the rescue of
he short course this week and loaned
one of his fine black horses to the
class in stock Judging. On account OF
he foot and mouth disease there has
oeen very little stock available for
class purposes, but Elmer did not hest.
ate to take chances in order to ac-
the visitors and took his
horse from the dray wagon in order
hat the class work might be carried
,ut as planned. Mr.. p. J. Eggers has
Kindly loaned several OF his fine stall
ons and these are being used for class
work today.
Mr.. Peter Miller returned Saturday
rom st. Paul. where he spent week
ooking after a large amount OF stock
which he had feeding in the yards at
hat place. The sheep and stock
'aised on his ranch in Montana are
shipped to st. Paul, where they are
ed for ten days or two weeks before
being shipped to the Chicago market.
tr Miller had two car loads Of cattle
IN the Chicago market one day last
week that topped the market for range
stuff. One steer sold for $l54.00 and
he rest OF the animals brought $3.50
Ter hundred.