The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04
Short course next week.

ed business here Monday.
Miss AHce Knaul was a passenge
to Council Bluh>s on Monday.
Chas. Dybdal1 was up from Dow
City Monday transactinss business.
Mrs. c. S. Randall left Monday fol
an extended visit at Sheridan,> Wyo.
! Albert Rabe was over from Charte,
Oak Saturday transacting business.
! Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Houlihan, of
Vail, were pleasant visitors here Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Daniels visited
friends in Council Bluffs and Omaha
Monday.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Thurs
day afternoon, February 5th, at 3
o'clock
The Friday club will meet with Mrs.
Harry Carpenter on Friday afternoon
of this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bues-
ing, on Tuesday, February Sd, TO-
pound baby girl.
Fred Wiblshouser was up from Dow
iCity Monday spending the day with
Denison relatives.
Paul Aylsworth was down from
Sioux City Saturday and Sunday visit
ing Denison friends.
| Mrs, Claus Pahl, of Ricketts,, visit
ed her friend, Mrs. John RohWer' IN
Denison over Sunday.
j, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hubbell and daugh.
| in (t0nnc1I
Bluffs visiting friends.
Henry Hamann was over from Ma.
nilla Monday calling on friends and
transacting bushes.
! Joe Hayes, of Manila, spent last
week in Denison, the guest or MS
cousin, Lloyd Buffinton.
Malcolm Heiden and Bert Harvey
| attended meeting OF the Redmen
lodge in Des Moines on Tuesday.
Miss Sophie Ulrich expects to leave
.ha st of the week for Mapleton fol
sfte go, wec.s' visit with relatives.
Mrs = Gulick yent down to Jeffer
son yesterday for few days Nlsi'
with her daughter, Mrs. 5. }. Nelson
Miss Anna Lusk, of Evanston, III, is
spendins the week in Denison visiting
at the home of her nephew, ). W. nen
drick.
A. ]. Kelly and Otto Kruse were
down from West Side Monday trans
acting business and calling on DEM
son friends.
Mrs. Matt WibiishOuser is expected
home tomorrow from Rochester, Mimi
where she underwent an operation al
the Mayo hospital.
Mrs. Alice Servoss has resigned hel
position as clerk at the Boys store
on account of the poor health OF mel
mother, Mrs. Dodge.
Arthur Cushman, who has been Wis
! ting his sister, Mrs Herrlg, al
Mitchell, S. D., for the past few weeks
returned to Denison yesterday
Mrs. Elmer Mill and children re
turned Monday evening from Corpus
+ Christi, Texas, where they spent sew
= eral months visiting her parents.
Chas. Bollen returned Saturday from
= a ten days buying trip at the Chlcag'
O and New York markets, where ne pur
4 chased goods for the Balle-Brodersel
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store.
a j G. Kelly, the shoe man at tn
e BOYS store, was able to resume ~
= duties at the store last Saturday. MI
Kelly was laid up for some time wit
8 chickenpox.
D. We are sorry to report that the COZ
Il dition of Mrs. N. J. Wheeler is n
:. better than a week ago. Her sol
Watson Wheeler, is expected IN Del
. icon This week from Los Angeles
Cali
r. Miss Ida Blanchard, daughter
r Mrs. Walter Huettman, has sufhclen
ID w recovered from her recent oper'
L. ton to permit her being moved to Tn
!. home of her mother from the Denise
in hospital.
., Rev. J. C. Tourtelott, of Loop Cit,
Neb., has accepted call to the flr'
Presbyterian church in this city, an
It is expected that he. together wit
is family, will move to this city tn
It of this month.
RS. ]. P. Conner left this afternoo
!. Vairmont, Neb., where she wi
~ the week end visiting her 81
ora rs. S. F. Ashby. She will b
I'm ~ It Omaha by Mrs. Ed Phela
H. H. VanBrunt.
l Mrs. rborka went down to Dc
" n. 'urday night for an owe
!; O. with his son, Clifford, WI
,ass, 80. here. Harry Deardu1
10y .! ISL music at Simpson CO
.e =: ILL., LII day in Des Moines wit
e, spent tho,
BarborEa... amford expects
~. r Boone, where ST
"oo er, Miss Fanchc
-. n' ~eoA - - re she will go
nford From the s, g., ~ ~
cago with her nv
spring go>
inery establishment,
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