The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-28
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Fred Quade, of Boyer, transacted
business in Denison Monday.
| Miss Myrtle Murtaugh, of West Side
shopped in Denison last Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Richter, of Boyer
were Monday visitors in Denison.
John Reimer, of Schleswig, trans
acted business in Denson Saturday
Miss Frances Hill, of Boyer visited
with relatives in Denison over Sun
|day.
Edward Vernon made short call
on Vail relatives and friends last
Thursday.
Mr.. John Koch, of Charter Oak, was
a business visitor in Denison on Thurs
day of last week.
Mrs. James Nickelsen and daughter
Miss Theresa, of West Side, shopped
in Denison Friday.
y Marshal Fitzgibbons was down from
Vail yesterday transacting business
and greeting friends.
Misses Agnes Holland and nellie
Dugan, of Vail. we're week end guests
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Mrs. John Kenny and daughter, Miss
Irene, of Vail, We're visiting with rela-
J tives in Denison Monday.
Misses Kathryn Monaghan and Ger,
trude O'Donnell, of Vail, were pleas.
ant Denison shoppers Monday.
Misses Loretta Harrington and
Margaret Molseed, Of Vail. visited with
friends in Denison over Sunday.
Mr.. John Hassett and sister, Miss
Kate, attended the funeral of Miss
Anna Meehan in Manila Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. P. Carl of Ken
wood, motored to Denison Sunday
evening and attended chaltauqua
Rev. 'fheo. Wolfram and son, Ernst,
of Soldier township, were pleasant ont
Of town visitors in Denison Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Harrington and daughter,
Miss Loretta, came down from Vail
"Wednesday last and visited with rea-
tives in this city.
Mrs. John Comstock and daughter,
Miss Mabel. of Kenwood, visited at
the DR.. Ben Mill home in Denison on
Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Payne and son
and Miss Charlotte Anderson motored
to Deni@on Sunday from West Side to
|attend the chautauqua
Mrs. Matt Wells and daughter, Miss
Emma, and Mrs. N. 3. Walters left
on Monday for few days visit at the
home of A. J. Carlson north of Rick
etts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sims, of Deni-
| son, had booked passage on the i'll
fated boat, the Eastland. that turned
turtle in the Chicago river last Sat
urday, and expected to take lake
trip to northern Michigan next week
Mrs. w. f. Terry and daughter, Miss
Mildred, returned last Friday from "a
trip of three weeks through Colorado.
Several days were spent visiting in
Salt Lake City and many other points
of interest We're taken in along the
route.
On Monday of last week Miss Ruth
Cole went down to Des Moines to taxi
part in the graduating exercises OF
Highland Park college, from which
Miss Cole graduated in the public
|
ed her studies in June.
| Among those from Boyer who at
tended the Denison chautauqua last
week we note the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Newcom, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Erickson, John and Charles Fleming
and sisters. Misses Grace and Jessie
Z; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Grell and sons of
Ricketts,, are spending today in Den
| isOn shopping and visiting friends
They came down to Denison yesterday
and when driving home last evening
the car became stranded in the mud
and they were obliged to return to
town for the night.
We have been requested to an
nOuncc a union meeting of the bible
study classes of the women of Deni
son, to be held at the McKim hall on
Tuesday, August Sd. An interesting
discussion OF the 18th and 10Th chap
ters OF the book of Acts will be the
lesson for the occasion.
DR.. B. +. Philbrook is much elated
that he has been able to name an ap-
paintee for the state dental board of
examiners. in the person of Or. C. e.
Westwood. of Sioux City, and Cover
nor Clarke has made known his ap-
pointinent. DR.. Philbrook has twice
had this pleasure of naming members
of the state dental board and his
standing in the dental profession
| throughout the state is very high.
Andrew Patrick enjoyed a visit from
his brother, Rev. James Patrick, OF
Boone, on Tuesday. Rev. Patrick had
been out in Nebraska and was return
ing to his home. The Patricks were
among the first settlers to take up
homes near Ute. and they have many
interesting tales to tell of those early
days. Rev. Patrick preached the first
sermon at Ute, speaking for IT,. Bap-
fist denomination. At that time he
| was to have been assisted by Elder
Scott, of Denison, but in that age NH
listers had to drive a team or walk and
Elder Scott undertook to drive to Ute.
but did not arrive until way into the
night.