The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-29

friends III the city.
Roy Bell, who lives in Montana, is
spending this week in Denison visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Roy Wolf.
Dan Howorth, of Dow City, stopped
off in Denison between trains Tuesday
on his way home from Lake View.
Mrs. S. Dawkins. of Castana, visited
Mrs. Rachel Goodrich in Denison sew
eral days the fore part of the week.
Miss Felicia JAMS returned to her
home at Manning Tuesday after few
days visit in DenisOn with her sister
Mrs. e. j. Miller.
Misses Ellen Goetch and Rosa Holf-
man, who reside at Manning, were
pleasant guests at the J. W. Miller,
Jr. home in DensOn Sunday.
Miss Edith Cole returned Friday to
her home at Arthur after spending the
chautauqua week in Denison visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Rachel Goodrich.
MI. and Mrs Howard Wysant, who
have been in Denison the past two
weeks visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Wygant, expect to return to
their home at Washington, ID. c., Fri
day of this week.
NJ. J. Monaghan, editor OF the Vail
Observer, Clark White and b. ODon-
nell. OF Vail. were business callers
in the city Monday. They were ac-
companicd by Mr.. Lynch, of Marion,
who is the democratic candidate for
the office OF clerk in Linn county.
Mrs. c. J. Solomon and daughters
expect to leave the latter part of the
week for Duluth, Mimi, where they
will spend two weeks. Mrs. Solomon
is troubled with nay fever and it is
necessary for her to seek q change of
climate each summer in order to bring
relief.
Mrs. Russell Linman. who resides
near Kil'on, was in the city Monday
visiting relatives and friends. While
here she made the Review Office a
pleasant call and subscribed for the
paper. She said that she likes to keep
in touch With her many friends in
Denison and finds that the Review
Gives her all the news.
c. l.. Voss. Sears McIIenry, Lutte
Scemann and Mrs. +. j. Young autoed
up to Lake OkoboN Sunday morning.
Mir, V0ss will remain at the lakes UNI
iii the last of the week and Mrs.
Young will make Il more prolonged
visit at the GulicK and Voss cottage.
Mr.. McTIcnry and Mr.. Seemann re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brown
autocd up from Dunlap Monday al
ternoon. While in Denison they made
the Review Office a pleasant call and
ordered some advertising matter. Mr..
Brown has Il fine herd of Chester
White hogs on his fine farm near
Dunlap and he tells us that he expects
TO enter the state fair with some of
them.
Allan Sims will leave the last Of
the week for Iowa City, where he has
accepted a position in the registrars
office of the State university. Allan
will attend school at the university
and during spare time will do steno-
graphic work for the registrar. He
has had considerable experience with
this work and will make good without
4 doubt.
Otto Faul has decided not to rc
turn to South Dakota until after the
bal! season closes. We are told that
he will manage the Wall Lake team
Tor the remainder OF the season and
will do q greater part OF the pitching
for them. Wall Lake has q good fast
team. and with Tut" in the pitchers
box they should have no trouble in
majority of their games.
Donison grocers furnished their Gus
toners with rare treat last week.
when they placed fresh strawberries
on the market The berries were
grown near Steamboat Springs. Colo.
and were in the pink of condition
when they reached Denison. They
sold for 20 cents quart and many
people took advantage OF the oppor-
tunity of having another strawberry
Judge Conner has written the Re-
view that he and party are now in
Paris after a two weeks visit i'll Lon
don. He states that they enjoyed Lon
don to the utmost, but that it was out
Of the question to see all OF the in
tcrcsting sights in that short time.
They intend to spend a week or ten
days in Paris and then will 30 to
Switzerland to remain until the mid
die of August.
C. NJ. Dybbro, Of the Boys store,
eXDcctS to leave the last of the week
for New York City, where he Will re-
main for week or ten days purchas-
ing goods for the Boys store. Mr..
Dybbro will purchase line of WON
ems ready to wear garments and will
also lay in a supply OF mems furnish
inys. He has had number OF years
in these lines and Gus
toners of the Boys store will no
doubt benefit by his trip to New York.
Jacob Johnson and NJ. d. Eastman
stopped Off in DenisOn Saturday for a
few days visit with friends. They
were on their way home from Colo
RADIO. where they enjoyed a three
weeks vacation with Supt. c. e.
They hired guide and
went up into the mountains forty
miles from the nearest town and
pitched their tent along fine trout
stream. Professor johnson said the
country was good and wild around
there and it was not an uncommon
sight to see bear tracks. They saw 4
large number of mountain sheep. as
well as quail and prairie chicken.