The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-07

home at Redfield, S. D., Friday after
a pleasant visit iii Denison with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Cllas. Mobrhead and children.
Of Moorehead, were pleasant guests
at the Seymour Bond home in Deni-
son tile past week.
Miss Inez Lally, who is teaching
school near Manning, spent the past
week in Denison, visiting her mother,
Mrs. P. Il. c. Lally.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Selander came
down from Boone Friday evening for
an over Sunday visit with his mother,
Mrs. Tillie Selander.
| Pierre Schlumberger returned to
Omaha Sunday after few days visit
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Schlumbergcr
Mrs. c. B. Lorenzen and daughters,
and Viola Slavery and Carmen OIry
were in Vail last Thursday spending
the day with Mr.. Lorenzen.
Miss Grace schlumberger returned
TO Mapleton Sunday after pleasant
weeks vacation in Denison at the pa
rental PHI. Schlumberger, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sclaefrer. who
reside at Eagle Grove, arrived in Den
ison last week for few days VISIT
with her father, Mr.. H. G. Poole.
Mr.. Will Curry, who is engaged in
the clothing business at Seward, Neb..
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Curry. in Denison, Sunday and Mon
day.
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suits.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klinker left last
Thursday for Charter Oak, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Klinker re
Gently purchased the saloon at Charter
Oak.
Miss Louisa Jones returned to In.
dianola Monday to resume her school
work at Simpson college after spend!
ing pleasant week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Jones.
Mr.. Henry Faul went down to Coun.
Gil Bluffs Sunday morning. where he
spent the day visiting relatives. Mrs.
Faul and daughters accompanied him
home that evening after several
days visit there and in Omaha.
Mrs. George Fletcher and children,
who have been visiting at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
Bale, for the past ten days, departed
Saturday for their home at Aberdeen,
S. d.
Hans and Ben nrodersen. who are
attending the State university at Iowa
City. arrived in Denison last Wednes-
cay to spend the spring vacation with
sen.
Mr.. Allen McCord, who resides at
Boise, Idaho, arrived in Denison last
week for a visit with friends and ,rela-
tives. He was called here on account
of the serious illness Of Mrs. Jennie
McCord.
Miss Hedwig Brodersen returned to
Iowa City Monday after spending the
Easter vacation in Denison visiting
at the parental, B. Brodersen. home.
Miss Brodersen is attending the STATE
university.
Mrs. s. p. Baker. who has been max.
ing an extended visit in Denison with
her daughter. Mrs. X. d. Thompson,
departed last Wednesday evening for
Carthage. Mo-, where she. will visit
relatives.
MIR. James Mitchell was in Omaha
last Wednesday looking at freight ele-
yators with view Of purchasing one
for the new building to be erected by
the Denison boiling works this spring
Mr. Mitchell practically closed deal
for fine elevator.
Mrs. J. Mahoney and son. George,
of Des Moines, visited her sister, Mrs.
d. o. Johnson, in Denison Thursday
and Friday of last week. They were
on their way home from Omaha after
"a few days visit at the Ed Phelan
home
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Mr.. James Anderson returned Fri.
day from four weeks visit at points
on the coast. MIR. Anderson visited
the big exposition at San Francisco
and tells us that the grounds are per
fectly wonderful. but that many of the
buildings are not yet completed He
spent a day or two at San Diego and
visited the exposition there.
Down at Vinton last week contract
was let for ten blocks OF paving The
material used is to be vertical fibre
brick. When this paving is completed
Vinton will have its business section
and six residence streets paved. Den
ison should fall in line with the pro-
gressive towns OF the state and do
some paving this year. Six or eight
blocks in the business section of the
city would be an improvement well
worth while
Any number of hOboes have been
taking advantage of the hospitality OF
the city during the past two weeks.
and AS a result the jail under the city
hall has been packed every night with
dodgers. Anywhere from four to
twenty hoboes have been lodged there
each night and early next morning
are escorted to the railroad tracks by
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