The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-07
Ray Mill is reported quite seriously
FIN with an attack. of typhoid Yeter.' ~

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Fin with an attack of typhoid fever. ~
Herbert Cushman and Clarence
Schwartzenbach motored to Lake View
Sunday for days visit with friends.
DR.. Townsend and James Schlum.
berger took in the auto races at Oma.
ha Monday, going down Sunday after
| noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Vosgerau visited
friends in Sioux City the latter part
OF the week and while there enjoyed
the big races Saturday.
Misses Hilda and Edna Schnoor, ac-
companied by Messrs Fred Smith and
Harry Clarke, went up to Lake Wood
Monday. where they spent the day
Rev ]: L. Boyd and son, Louis, went
to Lake View Monday, where they
Joined AIRS. Boyd who is, chaperonihg
a, party of young ladies at Lake Wood.
Mi. f. B, Thompson left sdnday eve
lining for Lake Okoboji, where he will
Espeld q weeks vacation at the summer
resort With Mrs, Thompson and chill
dnen. y ~
Rowland Jones, while riding motor
I,cycR Friday ,eFeRing, collided with a
grading outfit near the A. +. Bond
farm at the college and was consider
ably cut up about the head. N
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Robinson and
children were in Denison Saturday al
ternoon, motoring down from the
farm by way ofsDeloit, where they
took in the carnival for a! while.
Miss Ella STERN is taking a two
weeks vacation from her duties at the
Balle-Brodersen store and left Sunday
evening for her home in West Point,
Neb., where she will visit her parents.
Gail Carey and sister, Miss Margar,
ct, accompanied by Miss Mary McHen.
ry,; mot6red up to Lake View Wednes.
day, where they enjoyed the fourth at
the ]. r. Carey cottage at Cottage
Grove.
Miss Agnes King returned home on
Sunday evening from Chicago, where
she has been for the past week in
connection with the lawsuit in which
DR.. B. F. Philbrook. of this city, is in
terested.
Postmaster Ed Glau, OF Charter Oak,
was in Denison Monday shaking
hands with old time friends. He has
the reputation OF having the best reg
ulated, up-to-the-minute post office in
his district.
Mr. Hugo Gebert and Miss Bernice
Osborn Went up to Lake View Satllr-
day, where they spent the fourth with
Mrs. Gebert and children, who are
spending week in the Tamm cottage
at Lake Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. II. 3. Fishel were at
Sioux City Saturday and witnessed
the auto races. The track was in poor
condition and Resta, who won the big
race in Chicago recently, only drove a
short time when he pulled out of the
race.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley, of Dow
City, stopped off in Denison Thursday
on their return home from an outing
at Lake View. They were making the
trip by auto and the severe storm COM
PEELED them to stop in this city over
night.
Mrs. John Sievers and sons, Paul
and William Edward, stopped off in
Denison over Sunday for visit with
her sister. Mrs. B. ]. Sibbert Mrs.
Sievers and sons were on their way
to Kintyre. N. d., where they will
spend the summer.
Rowland Philbrook arrived in Deni-
son Friday morning from Chicago Tor
the purpose Of securing further wit
nesses in a lawsuit in which DR.. b. +.
Philbrook is interested and which is
being. tried at this time. He returned
to Chicago Friday evening.