The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-28
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the sick list the past week.
Miss Regina Molseed of Vail called
on friends in Denison Thursday.
Mrs. John Klinker was a passenger
to Sioux City Thursday morning.
Mrs. p. T. Brogan was down from
Vail Saturday calling on friends and
shopping.
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Miss Agnes Monaghan of Vail was
4 pleasant shopper in Denison Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Mae Simpson was up from o.
maha over Sunday visiting her friend
Miss Grace Bamford.
Mrs. A. A. Luke was up from Dow
City Thursday spending the day in
Denison with friends.
Frank Woolston was down from
Boyer Saturday transacting business
1t the county capital.
Miss Naomi Stock returned last
Wednesday from Schleswig, where she
spent week visiting friends.
Mrs. Ed Phelan returned to her
home in Omaha Saturday after a
weeks visit in DenisOn with Mrs. j..
p. Conner.
Mrs. p. H Rank returned last week
from Omaha where she was under care
Of physicians at hospital for week
or ten days.
Miss Rhea Cummings returned the
fore part of the week from Omaha,
where she spent several days visiting
with relatives.
Miss Alma Wright spent the week
end in Indianola, visiting her sister,
Miss Winifred, who is student at
Simpson college.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lamborn return
ed Thursday from Chicago, where
they spent several days visiting with
friends and taking in the theaters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gluckstadt and
daughter left Sunday evening for their
home in Dedham, after pleasant Wis
it OF several days at the Andrew Bell
home.
Kiger's orchestra came up from
Council Bluffs Thursday evening and
furnished music for dance at the
opera house. Those present report an
enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r w Bamford are
expected home from San Antonio, Tex.
Friday of this week. They have been
enjoying three weeks vacation in the
sunny southland.
Denison's first real taste of winter
came late Wednesday night when
about two inches of snow fell. Early
Thursday morning the almost forgot
ten snow shovels were brought into
use.
Floyd Lister who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lister
in Denison for the past three weeks,
returned Thursday to Beaumont, Tex.
to resume his work as telegraph op-
orator
Jas. Bartholomew and Bruno Piec-
cinei, proprietors of the Denison Candy
Kitchen, were away last week looking
up fixtures for their new quarters in
the opera house building. They Wis
tied in DesMoines and Chicago.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Adams of Osmund,
Nebr and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Aims
worth of Ute were in the city Thurs
day and Friday giving dispositions in
the Ainsworth VS. Harding case which
is being tried in the state OF Idaho.
Hardly a day passes but what we
read of some Iowa town or city max
ing arrangements to pave some OF
their streets. Atlantic has made ar
+n ciyfV h1NnrS DIR
ing this year. When will Denison pave
it's first ten blocks?
Will Willroth has written Denison
friends that he is getting along nicely
since the operation, which he under
went at the Mayo hospital in Roches'
ter, Mimi, on last Tuesday. He en-
poets to remain in Rochester for two
or three weeks longer.
Mr.. !. Thurman, OF Algona, arrived
in Denison Friday and will make his
permanent home here, having accept
ed a position in the Frank Hanss CT
gar store. He will take the position
vacated by Jacob EtZel, who wah
forced to give up on account OF poor
health.
Detlef Hiede of Goodrich township
sold his farm last week to Frank Com
stock of near Manila, The consider,
alton paid for the 300 acre farm was
SIG, 700. The deal was made by II. T.
Bliesman and Max Kropf known as
the Bliesman Land Co. Mr.. Hiede in
tends to move to Denison in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lorenzen re
turned last week from Cedar Creek
Nebr. where they attended the silver
wedding anniversary festivities OF
Mr. and Mrs Henry Sander. Mrs
Sander is a sister of Andrew Loren
zen. They report having had de
listful time on their visit at Cedar
Creek.
Tom Malone, the popular auctioneer
who lives at Charter Oak. was a bus
mess caller in Denison Thursday. MI
Malone tells us that he contemplate:
moving to Denison some time this
wear, inasmuch as Denison will be
more convenient for his headquarters
We are pleased to learn that thl:
good family contemplate this move.
G.. M. Netzer, of Mason City, EN-
Moved by the government to look VI
n the new income