The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-07

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Mones on Saturday, where he spen
his vacation visiting with friends.
Miss Alice Boyd visited with Mise.
Margaret and Nellie Fleming! nea
Boyer Friday and Saturday Of las
| week.
Paul Boylan and Hans Brodersel
motorcd up to Lake View Sunday t.
! Wood.
Chester Schlumbcrgcr. Paul Molony
and George Staley were among those
from Denison, who spent the fourtl
at Lake View.
Misses Winifrcd and Edna Wright
went over to Ute Saturday, where they
visited over Sunday with their aunt
Mrs. F. A. Smith.
Miss Alma Wright went up to Lake
View on Saturday, where she spent
the fourth at the J. r. Carey cottage
at Cottage Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Criswell left on
Saturday Tor Cottage Grove, where
they enjoyed few days visit at the
L. Hubbell cottage. ~
DR.. and Mrs. p. J. Brannon went up
to Sioux City on Friday. where they
took in the auto races, which took
place there on Saturday.
Mrs. Otto Hink underwent serious
operation at her home in Denison on
Saturday We are pleased to report
that she is recovering nicely at this
time.
Mr.. Fred Marshall of Nyssa,
Oregon, arrived i'll Denison Sun
day evening to be in attendance at
the funeral of Mrs. w. H. Marshall
which took place Monday. 4 i'a{
John siliettp, came up from Des
Moines Saturday for a short visit with
his parents, MIR. andNMrs, John Sillet-
to. He was accompanied by his
friends, Clifford and Alvid Erickson
Gus Carlson and son left Thursday
evening for weeks visit with rela-
tives in, Chicago. This is the first va.
cation Mr.. Carlson has taken since
has well earned, it.
r. A. Ariens has returned from a
trip of several weeks through Ohio,
Illinois and Indiana, where he Visited
with old friends and relatives. While
there Mr.. Ariens enjoyed visit with
his parents at Brookville. Ind.
Owing to the engagement of the
Chase Lister Theater company. for
this week the exhibition OF the Gamer
on dam that was to have been given at
the opera house Friday night, has
been postponed until Friday, the 10th.
The j. w. Miller real estate agency
reports the sale of the Ralph Norris
house on East Broadway TO DR.. G. H.
Stauffer. Possession will he given on
September list. DR. Stauffer is con-
nected with the DR.. J. C. Robinson
dental parlors and intends making
Derison his permanent home.
Rev. 'E.i Pr Williams, Of the First
Baptikt church, has accepted an inyi-
tation to speak at Ute OH July 18th.
when the citizens of that place will
h0ldsa ;rsgtilar old soldiers reunion
and genuine home coming event, last!
ing for three days. Rev. Williams will
assured Of a good talk.
q Mr.. S. N. Guliek left on Saturday for
H., where he viii attend
the big annual camp meoting OF the
Methodist clurch.i Before his return
Mr.. Gulick expects to. visit friends at
Clinton and spend several days in
Cedar Rapids with his son, Robert,
who is employed as bookkeeper in a
large wholesale house at that place.
Fred Friedricksen, of Buck Grove,
was i'll Dcnison Monday and favored
the Review with call. He tells us
that he has just recently opened a
dance airdome at Buck Grove and held
a dance last Saturday. Despite the
bad weather there was good crowd
present and all had a good time.
Music was furnished by the Thomp-
son orchestra, OF Manning. and was
of a very high character. In another
column of this issue MI Friedricksen
advertises another dance for satur-
day evening, July 10th.
Til postponed exercises of the Ger
man Lutheran paroci,ial school of Den
ison were held at the Bruederschaft
park Sunday, July 4th. There was "a
good attendance and all enjoyed the
occasion. At 1880 Rev. Frese deliv-
cred a strong sermon suitable to the
occasion, and the noon hour was spent
in partaking of a sumptuous luncheon
and at 2 o'clock program of speak
ing, dialogues and singing was rend-
cred by the school children under the
direction OF Professor Naegel. The
sports followed, in which the children
joii1ed with much enthusiasm.
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