The Denison review., 1914-12-09
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Carl Lohse, of Schleswig. was Den,
ison business caller Friday last.
Judge Conner was in Omaha yester-
day afternoon transacting legal busi.
ness. s
MIR. and Mrs. Lon Arnold, of Boyer,
were pleasant callers in Depison yes
terday.
Mrs. d. Mack was down from Boy
er this morning shopping and visiting
friends
Attorney Leon Powers was in West
Side last Saturday transacting legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schultz, of
Schleswig, were Denison visitors on
Tuesday.
When answering advertisements ap-
pearing in this paper kindly mention
the Review.
Miss Martha BendiXen was down
from Schfes&tg yesterday spending the
day with friends. INV
Miss Ellen Goddard, was among
those from Dow City who visited in
Denison Saturday.
Mr.. +. AsStaller, OF Buck Grove,
was in Denison Friday attending to
some business. matters.
Miss Mathilda krayenhagen, OF Vail.
spent yesterday in Denis0n shopping
and calling on friends.
Il G.. e. Petersen and Albert Hansen
We're down from Boyer yesterday
transacting business.
Mrs. r. A. Williams and Miss Della
Fox We're up from Dunlap Monday do
ing some Christmas shopping.
Miss Stella Butler was up from Ari-
on Saturday spending the day with
friends and doing some shopping.
Mrs. p. j. klinker was in Dunlap
last Monday. where she gave a
whistling solO4at an entertainment.
Messrs. Fred and Fritz Spreng, OF
Dow City, are, spending several days
In Denison this week visiting friends.
Mrs J. C. Saul and daughters, Alice
and Lulu, spent the week end at Dow
City visiting at the Arthur Cook home.
The Yeomen will give a banquet at
the Merchants hotel this evening, af-
ter which, ths guests will attend the
picture show.
Mrs. lngWer HOllander and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Petersen. were down from
Schleswig Yesterday shopping. and
calling on friends.
Mr.. Ed Reimer was down from
Schleswig Friday transacting business
and shaking hands with his many
friends in. Denison.
Forest Watson has been laid up for
the past few days with badly infect
ed foot. which has necessitated his
remaining out OF school.
Miss Esther NIenagh, of Linden, ar
rived in Defiison the first of the week
8nd is working at the Menagh store
during the holiday rush.
Miss Gertrude Downey returned to
her home in Jackson township Mon
day after an over Sunday visit with
her friend. Miss Agatha Drummer.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Baer returned Saturday
from Dow City, where she has been
for the past three weeks visiting at
the home of Mr.! and Mrs. Frank Odell.
Mr'J. r. .oBalls went down to Des
MOines yesterday to attend a meeting
of the directors OF the Grocers Whole
sale company He is expected home
in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis McSorley, of
Nishnabotny township, were among
the many friends in Denison last We'd
nesday to attend the funeral OF the
late Mrs. John Meehan.
Bishon I..snsteS, ,of Pss MINES. will
hold services in the Trinity Episcopal
church on Thursday evening, Decem
Der 10th, at 1880. Everyone is cor
daily invitedstc attend.
A. F. Pfankucl and Gus Dundei
were over from West Side yesterday
business at the county
capital. While in Dcnison they made
the Review Office pleasant call.
The Chas. Shives sale, which was
in the Review, was held
yesterday and large crowd of buy
ers was in attendance. Everything
sold well and MIR. Shives Is well sat
isiied with the result.
Don't forget that the Review has the
best. equipped job printing plant in
western Iowa and can do your print
Ing at prices that are sure to please.
: Mrs. James Costello, OF Vail. was a
pleasant DenisOn caller Tuesday.
AL Christensen,has been confined to
his home since Saturday on account
Of serious illness. For time it was
feared that he was suffering with an
attack OF pneumonia, but it is now
thought that all danger of that has
passed. His many friends are hoping
for speedSlir recovery.
= Sheriff II. J. Cummings received a
telegram from the sheriff at Beatie,
lians., one day last week to arrest
Ralph COnger, who was wanted there
On a bastardy charge. After consider
able trouble Sheriff Cummings found
that the young man was working for
Emil Tamms out in Goodrich township
and Sundayithe sheriff drove out and
him. At first Conger would
not admit that a charge OF this nature
was placed against him in Kansas,
but when he found that the sheriff
meant business he. consented to be
brought to Denis0n and placed in the |
county Jail. We understand that he
has employed a lawyer and will resist