The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-07
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Oscar Goodrich. of Dow City, visited
with friends in Denison Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fuller enjoyed
an outing at Lake View Monday.
Albert Ludwig was county sea-
visitor from Boyer last Thursday
Mrs. ART and children visited at the
c. c. Wood home in Vail Sunday.
Max Moffitt visited with friends anG
relatives in Buck Grove Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Justice went tc
Dow City Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. James Turner, of Dow City
called on Denison friends Monday.
Miss Mabel Dugan, of Vail, was 6
pleasant county seat visitor yesterday
Mrs. Fauglewait, who resides near
Brogan, shopped in DenisOn Thursday
Lorne Barton, of Vail, was among
the out OF town visitors in Denison on
Monday. !.
Harrison Maynard, of Brogan, visit
cd his many friends in Denison last
Thursday.
Mrs. Star Goddard was up from
Dow City Thursday having dental
work done.
Miss Grace O'Connor visited with
relatives and friends in Vail several
days last week.
Miss Esther Turnlund was up from
Dow City Yesterday shopping and call
ing on friends.
Mrs. L. f. Gronau was down from
1oct tNri1ov Shnnnirp and vicit
ing with friends.
Miss Margaret Regain, Of Vail, is
visiting at the John Ainsworth home
in Denison this week.
Miss Ida Weiss, of Buck Grove, was
pleasant out of town visitor in the
city last Thursday. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vernon and SON
Edward, motored to Vail Sunday for
a visit with old friends. Il
Mr.. and Mrs E. Dewey and daughter
were among those from Vail who shop.
ped in Denison Saturday.
M ;fMr.4 and Mrs. Isaac HowoEth and
children enjoyed. Saturday at Lake
View visiting with friends.
+ misses Clara ana Olga Wahlin,, 81
Vail, visited friends and shopped in
Denison on Wednesday last.
Misses Margaret, and Clara Molseed
were the gueststo Of friends in Denson
on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Edmund O'Boyle and sister,
Miss Maude Mcdonnell, transacted
business in Dcnison Monday.
Mrs. Fred Volquartscn and daugll,
ter, Miss Marie, of Arion, visited with
friends in Denison Tuesday.
Otto Harder underwent an opera.
ton for appendicitis at the hospital in
Dcnison Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. Henry Meyer. who was operat-
ed upon at the local hospital for eOit-
CIR, is doing nicely at this time.
Mrs. Thos. Powers and daughter,
Miss Mary. of Vail, were pleasant out
of town visitors in Denison Friday.
Rowland PhilbrOOk returned from
Chicago this morning, where he has
spent the past ten days on business.
upon at the Denison hospital Tuesday
of last week and is recovering nicely.
+. Costello came down from Vail on
Monday to attend to some business
matters, which needed his attention.
Mr.. Dan Voss and Miss Florence
Cushman went down to Omaha Mon
day. where they attended the auto
races.
Mr.. Arthur King went to Vail the
latter part of the week. where he spent
Il few days looking after his farm in
tercsts.
s rlr. and Mrs. Peter Boysen, of
Schleswig, attended to some shopping
and visited with friends in the city
Monday.
II. J. Cummings and daughter, Miss
Rhca, and son, Peter went to Dow
City Sunday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Ellen Rule.
Mrs. L. NJ. Baer returned home the
fore part of the week from an extend
ed visit at the home of Mrs. Frank
Odell at Dow City.
Misses Stella Butler, of Arion, and
Catherine Glow. OF Omaha, were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Florence
Carl in Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. Cramer, who is the professor of
agriculture at the Denison college
during the summer session, spent Sat
urday in Dunlap visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Phil Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Bell, Sr. and Mrs. Theodore
Walker attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ellen Rule in Dow City Sunday.
Mrs. David McWilliams and Miss
Mabel McWilliams came over from
Charter Oak Monday for> the purpose
of having some dental work done.
Ed Olson, who is working with the
Illinois Central bridge gang, had the
misfortune to have finger crushed
last week while in the performance OF
his duties.
Messrs. George Naeve and Renfro
& Lewis are in Charter Oak today
Mr.. Naeve as a bidder for the Craw
ford County State bank on the $4,000
school bonds to be sold by the school
district.