The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-08-25

Mr.. George McHenry went out tc
Columbus, Neb., Saturday for visit
at the home OF Dr. and Mrs. G. D
Evans. Mrs. McHenry and little sons
accompanied him home Monday eve
ming after an extended visit with hel
parents.
Mr.. E. Gulick returned to Lake Oko
boji Friday after spending few days
in Denison attending to some import
ant business matters. Miss Jessie
Goodrich accompanied him to the lake
for few days visit with Mrs. Gulick
and Mrs. Voss.
Mr.. 9. L. Voss, accompanied by his
brother, Dan, and John Kott, Went
down to Omaha Sunday morning to
get his Cadillac car, which was ship
ped to Omaha from San Francisco
They drove home in the machine Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Mabel Kelly returned Friday
evening from Grand Island, Neb, at
which place she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Richard Harrison. Miss
Kelly visited the expositions in Cali.
fornia and stopped Off at Grand Island
on her way home.
Pierre Schlumberger returned Fri
day from Chadron, Neb., where he has
been working in drug store during
the summer vacation. Pierre will con
tinue his course in medicine at the
Creighton college in Omaha this fall
and expects to leave next Sunday.
T<>1n ,,,,.;un IN
ison Wednesday to get the manual
training department in readiness fol
the opening OF school next Monday
Professor Johnson attended the sum
rner school at Iowa City, after which
he visited relatives at Cedar Falls.
Mr.. Patrick ,Hassett closed deal
last Thursday, disposing Of his 25G
acre farm, known as the Cid DIETRICH
Mundt place, located southeast OF Den
ison, to Mr.. Fred Lent for a consid
GRAFTON OF $51,SS5. He took in trade
ACT acres Of South Dakota land valued
at $35 an acre.
Mr.. j. p. Jones returned last week
from business trip to South Dakota
He visited his farm located near Red
field and reports that the crops were
never better in Dakota than they are
this year. The corn is in excellent
condition and even better than that OF
western Iowa.
Miss Margaret Clark was hostess ia
the Kill Kare club on Thursday eve.
ming of last week, complimentary to
Miss Rose Clark, of New York City
who is visiting at her home. The eve
ming was most delightful one and
greatly enjoyed by the members
Dainty refreshments were served dur.
ing the course of the evening"
Mr.. l.. A. Seemann drove up to Oko-
boil Saturday to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Seemann, who is spending
the summer at the lake with her
father, Mr.. w. A: tMcHenry
Mr., and Mis- George! .see1nann, who
fhave been visiting there for the past
two weeks accompanied Mr.. Seemann
| to Dcnison Sunday, leaving here late
| in the afternoon for their home at SUI
lpesior, Neb. .,,
! G. M. Debro returned Thursda,
evening from New York City and 9th
Ter eastern points, where-he spent tel
days purchasing fall and winter goods
for the Boys store. Mr.. Debro re
Eports that conditions in thes east are
ifourishing and, much better than wher
he was there last spring. He was able
Ito buy merchandise at reasonable
prices, which he expects to have on
sale next week.
Mr.. A. D. Wilson, ofsAinsworth, Neb
spent several days lin Denison last
week Visiting old acquaintances, and
departed Thursday for Des Moines
where he has charge of disinfectins
live stock pens and pavilions. Mr.
Wilson has held this important posi-
ton for several years and his work
has been so satisfactory that it would
almost be an impossibility to conduct
the state fair without his presence.