The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-25
Gail Richardson left Sunday evening

for Chicago. where he will spend sew
eral days transacting business.
Word has been received in Denisoll
from Des Moines that Mr.. Robert Nc
Kim, formerly a resident of this city,
is seriously i'll at his home there.
Mr.. Alfred Brandt and Miss Ethel
llolhcn. Of Maplcton. will he guests
at the Chef Smith home Thanksgiving
day.
Mr.. O. O. Collins, manager Of the
Stewart Lumber company at Charter
Oak, was in Dcnison Monday trans
| acting business.
Miss Della Moberly. of Newton,
Iowa, arrived in the city today for a
week end visit with her friend, Mrs.
Carl r. Richardson.
Attorney Maurice O'Connor, of Vail,
hes been spending the week in Den
ison attending to LEGAL matters be-
fore this term of court.
Harry Meyers. Carl Frederick
Kuelnle. Harold Poole and Roy Gcb-
crt motored up to Lake View Satur-
day for two days outing.
Clifford Erickson and Miss Fay
Stevenson. OF Dcs Moines. arrived in
the city last evening and are pleas
ant guests at the John Silletto home.
Mr.. and Mrs. p p. Mudgett and
daughter. Mrs. Edith Miller, of Gin
ton. arrived in DenisOn this forenoon
for week end visit at the w. w.
Ferguson home.
NJ ISIS Jessie LunGy. accompanied by
several of the high school teachers of
Arthur, motored to Denison SATURDAY
for an over Sunday visit at the James
Armstrong home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell left
last week for Springfield, Mo, for q
visit with his parents. MI and Mrs.
WI H.. Mitchell. They expect. to be
home some time next week. .,,.t.....,
Ma. aad Mrs. George McHenry and
little son. lett this morning for Co
Iiumbus Ncb., where they will spend
Thanksgiving day with Mrs. McIIen-
rvs parents. Dr. and Mrs. c. d. Evans,
Mr. A. T.. Curry went up to SlolM
City Sunday. being called there on
accou,l. ol the illness of his dauah-
ter, Mrs. hosburg. Word reaches
here that Mrs. Rosburg is slowly I'M
prov ing IN health.
Mrs. S. J. Nelson and little son ar
rived yesterday afternoon from JET
fcrson for :; few days visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gulick.
Mr.. Nelson will arrive in the morning
In ri 'Thup Lcp a sluv with tln
family.
Mr.. c. p. Rickart is seriously i'll
at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
George Traegcr. 1t is believed that
he is suffering with an attack of appcn-
dicit is and it may be necessary to
perform an operation to relieve his
suffering.
w II. WooIston, father of Frank
WoolstOn. is reported to he quite sick
at his home in Des Moines. Mr.. Wool
ston was in Denson two weeks ago
and was not feeling well at that time.
His many friends here are hoping for
a speedy recovery.
l.'V Barborka left this afternoon
for Iowa City, where he will take
His son, Clifford. who is attending
school at Simpson, will join him ut
that place and return to Denison Fri
day for a week end visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Merrill, who
have been living on a claim near
Douglas. Wyo.. for the past year. are
expected in DenisOn some time next
week We understand that they will
remain in Denison until next spring
before returning to their claim.
Messrs. John Nchls and Louie Evers
mutored to Vail and Manila Monday
to distribute some advertising matter
for the big musical comedy, Forty
Minutes From Broadway" which will
be presented at the Germauia opera
house Saturday evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Voss and son,
LOYAL. and Mrs. Wagner were in
Omaha last evening. where they at
tended the wedding of Miss Edith
Thomas to Mr.. McGes. Miss Thomas
Il; quite well known in Denison, hav-
ing visited here on several dnIerent
occasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sims will hold
a family reunion at their home on
Thanh. 3i,iyiuE day. at which time they
expect to have all their children home
with them. Their son, James. who is
an attorney IN Chicago. is expected. as
vel as Allan aud Catherine from Iowa
City and Marjorie. who Is attending
al