The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14
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Mr.. G.. F. North was Vail caller
Saturday.
Nelson Pearson visited his sister in
dunlap Sunday.
Peter Paulsen is reported on the
sick list this week.
Worth Chapman of Vail entered the
Denison College Monday.
Judge Conner transacted legal bus
mess in Sioux City Tuesday.
L. Hubbell motored to Wall Lake
Tuesday on business trip.
Miss Agnes Monaghan was down
from Vail for week end visit.
Attorney Clement J. Welsh transact
ed business in Manila Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sims we're pass
engers to Council Bluffs Monday.
Clark Stone of Sioux City sundayed
here with his father, Mr.. Bert Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monaghan, of
Vail, We're county seat visitors Satur-
day.
Tom Hassett and John Mcmahon
made business trip to kenwood Sat
urday.
City Attorney T. v. Walker trans
acted business at Council Bluffs last
Friday.
Attorney B. l. Sallinger. of Carroll.
was a pleasant business caller in the
city Saturday.
dov,ohtor Misc
Hazel, went down to Omaha Monday
to hear Melba.
Mr. and Mrs. James OMeara and
Leo visited the O'Meara families at
Dow City Sunday.
Don't forget the Crawford county
Ames short course to be held in Den
ison Feb. to IA.
P. Heffernan of Doland, S. D. is
spending this week in Denison visit
ing his many friends.
John Weiss and family, of Manning,
are guests at the A. B. Lorenzen home
in Denison this week.
Messrs. Bert and John Ullrich. of
Mapleton were pleasant business call
ers in the city Monday.
Mrs. Gusta Retman will leave this
week for Watseka, ILL.,, where she will
VISIT her sister for few weeks.
Mr.. John Walsh of Vail, 1ather of
Mrs. James Naughton of this city is
dangerously ill at lnis writing.
DR.. C. w. Carr left Saturday eve
ming for Chicago. where he will spend
ten days or two weeks visiting rela-
tives.
The Pat Hassett family motQred to
Dow City Sunday where they spent
the day visiting Mrs. Hassett's sister
Mrs. C. O'Meara.
Mrs John Lockmiller went to West
Point, Neb., the latter part of the
week to be in attendance at the fun
eral of cousin
There will be meetings at the Bap-
fist church every evening this week
and next. Rev. Hover, of LeMars, will
preach each evening.
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Margaret
Hunt visited friends at Deloit the
latter part of last week. They return
ed to Denison Sunday.
MIS-. IdIIlCh wiz lCSCAIly
underwent an operation at the Denison
hospital, was able to return to her
home at Arion Sunday.
Jacob Rusterholz went down to
Omaha Monday morning and will un-
dergo an operation there for appendi-
citis some day this week.
Mr. Chas. Bollen is enjoying visit
from his mother. Mrs. Julia Bollen
and sister, Mrs. Henry Lueders this
week. They both reside at Lyons, la.
The regular January examinations
are being held at the high school this
week. which probably accounts for the
long faces to be seen on the students
these days.
Mr. Max Kropf was out to Dixon,
Neb., last week to look after his land
interests and while there sold his
farm, which he recently purchased, at
a good profit.
Mrs. 3. Brodersen and daughter,
Miss Hilda, and Miss Lille Raipe
were among those who were in Oma-
ha Monday to hear Melba the famous
Mrs. Frank Staley was called to
Clearwater, Neb. Monday account of
the death of a sister residing at that
place. We are told that the body will
be brought to West Side for burial.
Master Irwin Tuet suffered slight
injury at the north brick school house
Monday while playing a game of base
ball with his school mates. Irwin is
now confined to his home and physi-
clan has been in attendance.
We are advised that the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway COM
pany have settled with Gustav Mart
en-, administrator of the estate of the
late Fred Marten, who was killed Oc-
tober I'd, while crossing the railroad
track at Charter Oak.