The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-14


Herman Schmadcke, OF Schleswig,
was pleasant business visitor at the
county seat Monday.
NJ. j. Miller was over from Charter
Oak yesterday transacting business
and calling on county seat friends.
Nj. and Mrs. John Krohnke tool,
occasion to come down from Sches-
wig Saturday to witness the aorop!ane
fight.
Prof. G. w. Manning. superintend-
ent OF the schools at Dow City came
up Saturday to witness the football
game.
Mrs Geo. Ainsworth returned to
her home at Canton, o.. today after a
pleasant visit at the T. o. Them home
in Denison.
| Mrs c. T. Marshall of Charter Oak
stopped off here Monday on her way
| to Omaha, where she will visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Ed Phean.
Miss Dorothy Laub who has been
spending the summer in Denison with
| her aunt Mrs. Carl Y. kuehnle, re-
turned this forming to her home in
Sioux City.
Miss Marguerite Haugh left Tuesday
for st. Paul, where she will make an
extended visit with friends. Before
returning she will go to Chicago for
visit With relatives and expects 10
be home for the holidays.
Tom Malloy went down to southern
Iowa last week to look after some land
interests he has there. He went by
the way of Omaha, where he met his
brother, viii, OF Kansas City, Mo.
who accompanied him.
Miss MaGdalena RachwitZ returned
Sunday from Omaha. Miss RachWiA
had expected TO enter a hospital there
and take a course in nursing, but was
taken i'll while there and decided to
give it up for the present at least.
Not a marriage license has been is
sued from the county clerks office
since the last issue OF this paper.
Clerk Faul believes that Cupid is neg
lecting his work and is wondering
Just what he can do to help out mat
ters.
Otto Vosgerau returned home Sat
urday from Idaho Falls. Idaho, where
he spent two weeks visiting his sister,
Mrs Fred Hackmann, and family. Otto
reports that the country out there is
fine, but that he experienced very cold
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gloe and daugh-
ter Esther. OF Schaller, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Greeve ana daughter, Edith, and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wallenburg. OF
Holstein, were pleasant guests at the
Dr.. j. G.. Robinson home in Denison
over Sunday.
The Iroqucis club Will give the first
dance of the season at the old opera
house Friday evening of this week.
The club was so successful last year
that the members decided to reorgan
ize again this year and many pleasant
evenings are anticipated.
Mrs. George Richardson and Mrs.
Frances Barber entertained the Cur
rent Events club at the II. A. Carpen-
ter residence Monday evening. The
members of the club enjoyed most
delicious buffet suppersafter the reg
ular business OF the club had been
transacted
vail sent Il ldISt uelcSdlloi " INV
aeroplane flight in Denison Saturday.
Among those here we mention William
Launderville, Harry McGill. Miss Mag
Gle Reagan, Mrs. Thos. FitzSibbons.
Misses Carrie and Myrtle Osterlund.
Mrs. Roy Osterlund, Mrs. John kiniry
and Dan Scanliu.
Mrs Amelia DeAlay and children
went down to Omaha YESTERDAY. where
they purchased a fine new five pas
senger automobile through the agency
Of Pautsch Brothers, OF Denison. AL
though the roads were muddy they
drove home in the machine and eX-
perienccd no difficulty.
Mr.. S. r. Gulick returned last week
from an extended visit in northern
Iowa and Minnesota. He first went up
to Forest City. where he attended the
annual conference Of the Methodists
of north western Iowa From there he
went up 10 Farmont. Mimi. where he
visited relatives ard on his way home
stopped of at l.aVerne, Rockwell City
and Sioux City
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