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Judge Conner was in Logan Frida!
transacting legal business.
John Lueck spent Saturday in Dcni
son calling on acquaintance.
Master Henry Boyens is laid up thi.
week with an attack of the measles.
Mrs. Ray Van Meter, of Dunlap
spent Friday in Denison visitin:
friends.
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the results.
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appearing in this paper kindly men
ton the Review.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell, of Vail. was a
pleasant caller in the city on Wednes
day of last week.
G. J.. Voss spent Thursday and Fri
day at Sioux City and Correctionville
transacting business.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson, of Defiance
was a pleasant caller in Denison
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs M L. McElwain spent
the week end at Blencoe visiting at the
home of their son, Edward.
A. F.. Barber was over from Charter
Oak Friday attending to some business
matters at the county capital.
Mr.. We Terry returned the first
of the week from Bolivar, Mo-. where
he spent several days visiting his son,
Rollo.
Miss Bridget Hueschen and Miss
,l, snly u Ns,i1
Thursday shopping and calling on
friends. ~; - - ~ i5,t -
Contractor Frank Lee was down
from Carroll Thursday calling on
friends and looking after some bust
ness matters.
Mrs. Freida Schelm- Mellon returned
last week from Nebraska, where she
has been making visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. NJ. r. McGrath. Mrs. Monaghan,
and Miss Margaret Hickey, of Vail,
We're among the out of town callers in
the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kuhl returned
to their home at Manning after few
days visit in Denison at the home OF
Mrs. c. j. Seeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Atzen. who re-
side at Lake Park, Ia, arrived in Deni-
son Thursday for two weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
MIR. John Richardson left Tuesday
for fArnolds Park, where he will re.
main until November enjoying the
manly pleasures of the lake. + III 4
All, Frank Rfarr and daughter, sar-
ait spent Saturday in Council Bluffs.
Mr.. Pfarr was called there to testify
inJthe Andrew Rowling case. III III
Mr.. aud Mrs Gus R,lesing loft, Fri.
day for BloomfiSld. Neh.. where they
are spending the week visiting at the
home Of their son. Fred Buesing. i
Mr.. Lawrence bGoldhcim, who has
been in Denison, the past few weeks
looking after his business property.
ret,rneds Thursday to his homo in
Baltimore. Md. a. sf1
Mrs. NJ ]. Keane and daughter,
Miss Marie, OF Vail. and their guest,
Miss Fay Ratchford, Of Omaha, were
in Dcnison last Thursday spending the
day visiting friends.
Mrs. r. J. Garrison and daughter,
Miss Lillian, left the first OF the week
for Grand Junction, Colo. where they
will spend some dine visiting at the
home of Ray Garrison.
Misses Edith and Anna Staley re-
turned last week from Columbus. O..
where they enjoyed a two weeks visit
at the home of their uncle. They
stopped off for visit with friends at
Hammond and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Beardsley returned
Saturday morning from Bolivar Mo-,
where they spent two weeks visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Beardsley's daugn-
ter Mrs. Rollo Terry and little babe
accompanied them to Denison for a
three weeks visit.
Mrs Il. r. Smell spent several days
last week in Dunlap visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ray Van Meter. She
stopped off in Denison Friday for a
brief visit with friends before return
ing to Schaller. where she will spend
the winter visiting relatives.
Chas. Shives informs us that he re-
ceived word last week from Mr.. and
Mrs Moore. of Lincoln. Cali. who
spent the summer here visiting at tho
S;hives home. that their son, John, and
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Chas. Moore,
We're killed in an automobile accident
on September. 18th. They were return
ing home from an automobile ride and
started across a railroad crossing when
a fast train struck them.
The Revcw is in receipt Of letter
from the Los Angeles Chamber of
Commerce stating that Mr.. and Mrs.
F. il. Morgan. of this city. visited the
exhibit Of California products main
tanned in the Chamber of Commerce
and that they also attended the lecture
with moving pictures which is given
there daily Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan are
visiting the latter's aunt, Mrs. Almar.
inc Fitch, in Los Angeles
1T is with great pleasure that we
announce through our columns the
coming of Geo. D. Sweets big tent
dramatic company, which will exhibit
here Wednesday, October 9th. Miss
Marjorie Sweet will be seen in the
leading role. supported by carefully
selected cast. Mr.. Sweet has the repu.
tation OF having the biggest, best
equipped and most favorably known
show of it's kind in America Mon.
tana," the play presented this year
was written aSnecially for Misc Sweet