The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-08

N. l.. f1unC spent ouuudy d. "oou
bine visiting relatives.
John Suhr was over from Manila
Friday transacting business.
Miss Margaret Haugh visited with
friends at Ames over Sunday.
Dan Lehan was over from Defiance
Monday transacting business.
j. V. Barborka and Harry Dearduff
visited friends at Dunlap Sunday.
Thos. Rae, of Arion, was a pleasant
business caller at the county seat on
Monday.
Miss Kate Cavanaugh left Sunday
for Maxwell, Neb., for visit with
friends.
Misses Edna Raine and Margaret
| Christian visited relatives at Dunlap
| Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Norris and Miss Edna
| Childress visited relatives at Deloit
yesterday.
Chas. Smith was among those from
Dow City who transacted business in
| the city Monday.
John e. Mayer was down from De-
lott Saturday transacting business at
the county capital.
Miss Sybil Woodruff is up from
Omaha this week visiting her friend,
Miss Frieda Fastje.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mohr were down
F., from Schleswig Monday shopping and
transacting business.
Dr. Potter, of Dow City, was a
pleasant business caller in the city
yesterday afternoon.
Misses Della and Beulah Fox were
up from Dunlap Friday visiting with
friends and shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. David Menagh came
up from Omaha Sunday for visit
with the Menaghs in Denison.
Mrs. Frank Liscomb and daughter,
Miss Marie, are up from Dunlap to-
day calling on friends and shopping.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Farrlly left yes
terday for Concord, Neb., for few
days visit with friends and relatives.
| Miss Martha Hugg went down to
| Vail Monday, where she is coaching
some school children with class play
Ed Ahart was up from Dow City on
Monday transacting business at the
court house and calling on his many
friends in Denison.
| Mrs. Lena Watson, who is residing
at Austin Tex, arrived in Denison
last week for an extended visit at the
home of her mother.
! Miss Edna Raine, who is teaching
school at Lehigh, is spending the
week in Denison visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Raine.
Miss Bernice Bonney, of Buck Grove
stopped off in Denison between trains
Saturday for visit with friends. She
| is teaching in the schools at Schles-
wig.
Miss Francis Mcintyre of Council
Bluffs, arrived this afternoon for a
the firing up of furnaces in great style.
week end visit with her friend, Mrs.
Raymond Conner.
S. P. Jacobsen, proprietor of the
Denison bakery, returned Saturday
from Cedar Rapids, where he spent a
delightful week visiting at the home
Of his son, Charles.
| Mr.. Cheeseman, one of the officials
of the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
road located at Boone was in the city
last Saturday attending the meeting
of those interested in the new farmers
elevaor.
The Misses Lorraine and Lillian
thinner who are spending the winter
at the J. F. Walz home, left Sunday
for Lincoln, where they will spend a
week visiting their mother, Mrs. J.
l.. thinner.
John Campbell, of Omaha, dropped
into Denison Monday for visit with
his many friends. His little daughter,
Almarine, accompanied him and will
remain for few days visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. Lottie D. Ley. Mrs.
Campbell is expected today.
Leon Cassaday got started yester-
day for Churchbridge, Sask, Canada,
where he will spend the summer on
his fine farm. Leon went up early in
order to get everything in readiness
for Mrs. Cassaday and the children,
who will join him within a few weeks
Miss Anna Flynn, assistant at the
county superintendent office, went
up to Sioux City Friday, where she
was in attendance at the Northwest
ern Iowa Teachers association meet
ing. Miss Edith Jacobsen accompan-
led her and both report the meetings
well attended.
Attorney T. V. Walker, DR.. ]. J..
Meehan and Clerk Frank Faul went
down to Dow City Tuesday morning,
where they investigated the case of
Marion Cole. After careful exam
ination Mr.. Cole was found to be of
unsound mind and was taken to Clarin
da that afternoon for treatment, Sher-
if Cummings accompanying him.
| Miss Ocea Norris, who teaches latin
in the high school, was taken ill while
visiting her parents at Cedar Rapids
last week and was unable to return
to Denison to resume her school
work when school opened Monday.
Denson friends have received word
that she is somewhat improved and
that in all probability she will be able
to return the last of the week.
w. C. Rollins informs US that he
hopes to have Mr.. A. r. Pardington.
vice president and secretary of the
Lincoln Highway association, in Den
ison the latter part of this month to
address the business men and good
roads enthusiasts in regard to the
Lincoln highway Mr. Pardington is
devoting considerable time to Lincoln
highway matters and it will be treat