The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-23

7 G. L. Alexander. of Dunlap, trans
acted business in Dcnison Monday.
County Attorney Andrew Bell visit
ed friends at Sac City over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Eolconb, of Ar
ion, were pleasant visitors in'Denison
| Friday.
Mr.. Anderson was among those
from Dow City who visited in the city
Monday.
Attorney Lou II. Salingcr was down
from Carroll Monday attending to le-
gal matters.
Editor Hatch, of the Dow City In
| former was business visitor in Den
ison Monday.
Charles II. Richardson and son,
Clifford, of Vail, were visitors i'll the
city Saturday.
| Miss Esther Turnlund, of Dow City
was visiting friends and shopping in
the city Friday.
Mrs. John Downey. of jackson town
ship, spent Monday in Denison visit
! ing with friends.
VIM. Lindburg, CT AirOn, was among
the out of town business callers IN
Denison Saturday.
Mr.. j. C. Saul left Monday for Doug
las, Wyo. where he goes to look az
ter his big cattle ranch
Miss Lulu Crandall, Of Dow city,
| spent Saturday in Denison shopping
and visiting with friends.
Miss Madelyn Glynn came down
from Vail Friday morning to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. John Haugh.
Mrs. J. Schwartzenbach left today
for Superior, Neb., where she Will WIS.,
it at the home OF her son, Arthur.
John Brandon, OF Marshailtown, was
in the city Saturday and Sunday visit
ing his niece, Mrs. James Mitchell.
Peter McGinn, who resides at Dun
lap, was in Denison Monday, being
called here on some business matters
L. W. Houston. one OF the pronii-
nent farmers residing near Dow City.
was a pleasant county seat caller Fri
day
| Miss Mariana Sims left Wednes-
day for Iowa City. where she is ats
tending the summer school Of the state
university.
Mrs. Theo. Benecke and daughter.
! Miss Amelia, returned to their home
at Marwood. Pa, Monday after two
weeks visit in DcnisOn at the home OF
her son, Mr.. Theo. Beneckc, Jr.
Mr., Frank Pfarr received a telegram
| Monday morning from POmeroy, O.,
stating that his father was seriously
+, III. Mr.. Pfarr took the evening train
for that place to be at the bedside of
| his father.
Supt. C. L. Humphrey returned last
Thursday from Aurora, Neb., where
he has been for the past few weeks
visiting at the home OF bis sister. SUI
perintcndent Humphrey will spend Il
week or two in Denisoh attending to
some business matters and will then
leave for Iowa City to attend the sum
mer session Of the State university.
Mrs. George Naeye and daughter,
Miss Erma, Edna May Simpson, N. Z.
Henfro and C. l.. Lewis started out
bright and early Thursday morning in
the Naevo car for trip to Omaha.
The weather was against them,how-
ever and the trip had to be given up
at Logan on account of the heavy
downpour OF rain. The car was LETT
at Logan, the party returning on the
train to Dcnison.
i Messrs. B. j. Sibbert and Ed REIN
ers will go to Lincoln, Neb., tomorrow
to attend a big convention OF Buick
dealers, which will be held there on
Thursday and Friday. This is an an.
nual affair and one which is attended
by the dealers of Buick machines III
western Iowa and the state OF Ne
braska. They expect to make the re-
turn trip overland. driving home IN a
1916 six cylinder Buick car.
Misses Edna Stephens and susie
Craft leave this evening for Oakland
Cali, where they. will be delegates to
the national ., Y. r. U. convention,
which is to be held there. Misses
Jessie and Mary Luney will accompany
them on the trip. They will take the
northern route, stopping of for a trip
through the Yellowston Park. Alter
attending the convention at Oakland
they will visit the two expositions and