The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-01

MIS-. ollle lOWHe- dlCOtt arrived III
Denison last week for visit at the
home Of her brother, Ward Towne
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Grason and
daughters. Helen and Florence, left
| Monday evening for their home at
| Clinton Ill.,, after a pleasant month S
visit with relatives here.
Miss Clara Mccarthy, of Butte.
Mont, is spending the week in Den-
son visiting friends and relatives. Miss
Mccarthy has responsible position
with the Butte Telephone company.
Mr.. J. H. Patterson returned Friday
| from Greeley Colo, where he and
Mrs. Patterson have been spending
the summer months visiting relatives.
Mrs. Patterson is expected to return
home the last of the week.
John Nlumm, who has been assisting
with the book work at the First Ma
tional bank for the past year, has re-
signed his position. He expects to
spend the month of September in Den
| iSOn before taking up another position.
| Misses Ida BOsecker and Emma VIII
kins returned last Thursday from Il
| trip to the Pacific coast where they
| took in the eXpositions. Miss Wilkins
has been quite i'll since her return.
suffering from something similar to
ptouaine poisoning.
Messrs. c. l.. Voss. e. Gulick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolston mOtOreu
up to Lake Okoboji Saturday FOR an
over Sunday visit with the VOss and
Gulick families. Mr. VOss and Mr..
Gulick returned Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
| IVoulston remaining for a more eN-
tended visit.
| Ed Nelson returned Sunday evening
from !, four weeks trip to the Pacific
coast Mr. Nelson spent some time at
Los Angeles visiting a sister, later
visiting The eXpOSitiOnS at San Diego
and San Francisco. He enjoyed the
trip immensely, but says that Iowa
looks much better to him.
II. T. Finnern. Otto VOS2erau, Mart
IN Runge and Prof. Nasel motOred out
to Hanover township Sunday morning,
where they attended the mission serv-
ices Of the Hanover German Lutheran
church. Rev. Wolfram. of Soldier
township and Rev. Koch, Of Garner,
conducted the services, which were
well attended.
| Miss Jenna Strahan returned home
Friday from birmingham, Mass. at
which place she has been teaching in
the schools this summer. 1t was
through the efforts Of Professor Eel
| lows that Miss Strahan had the op-
portnnity of teaching in the east. She
spent some time in Boston and other
eastern cities Sight seeing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Schnoor went to
Omaha Monday, where they are guests
OF the Omaha Wholesalers association
this week. Great preparations have
been made by the Omaha association
for the entertainment OF the retail
men and their wives and Mr.. Sclnoor
anticipated 4 royal good time. they
are expected home this evening.
Mir. George McIIenry left Sunday Tor
Columbus, Neb where he is spend
inc the week visiting at he home OF
I Or. and Mrs. G. ID. Evans. He expects
to 20 up into northern Nebraska FOL
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some good prairie chicken hunting
Mrs. McHenry and children will &c,
company him home the last OF the
week.
Father NJ. j. Farrely returned last
week from an extended trip to the
Pacific coast. He visited for some
| time at San Diego, where he took a
rest cure at a Catholic hospital. Faith,
cr Farrclly visited all Of the points OF
| interest along the coast, returning by
the way of Seattle and Portland. we
are pleased to report that he returned
in much better health and seems
greatly benefited by the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Lorenzen and
children returned last Friday from 4
/ three weeks vacation trip, which they
spent visiting relatives at White Lake,
S. d., and Gilmore City. Iowa. They
made the trip overland in their car,
| travelling in all some 800 miles. Mr..
Lorenzen found the South Dakota
roads anything but good, and tells us
that he would never undertake the
trip to White Lake in car again.
| 'rhey stopped OFF at Lake Okoboji for
a few days fishing. which they enjoy,
cd immensely.