The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-17

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Mr.. Frank Squirting, of Chicago.
visited friends here over Sunday.
Prof. Lynch was at Grinnell Sat
lurday attending big field meet.
Miss Jenna Strahan visited friends
at Dow City Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs 'Tripp., Of Arion, were
pleasant visitors in the city Saturday.
Judge Conner spent last Friday at
Lexington, Neb., attending to some le'
gal business. .$3is
J. +. Waltz spent Sunday at Carroll
with his wife, who is confined i'll the
hospital there.
Mr.. Chas. Bollen departed Saturday
evening for Lyons for few days Wis
it with his mother. u
Miss Marjorie Bryan. of Dow City.
was among the out of town shoppers
in Deniso1l Saturday.
Miss Marie Henry. of kiron, was
the guest OF Miss Margaret Clark in
DenisOn over Sunday.
Miss Edith Jacobsen, who teaches
in the Kiron school. visited at the par
entail home over Sunday.
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pearing in this paper mention the
fact that you saw it in the Review.
Misses Lizzie and Anna Schwanz
were down from Vail Saturday spend.
ing the day with friends in Denison.
Misses Hattie Hall and Mae Smith
were over Sunday visitors at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs II. ID. Jones in Schles'
wig.
:. Misses Lottie and Christine Ander'
sen we're down from West Side Sat
ilrday shopping and visiting friends
: i'll the CITY,.
Misses Lydia Bell Kuchnle and Mar
ianna Sims spent the week end at
Ames visiting friends, returning home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Pierce returned
yesterday from Morrison, Ills, where
they enjoyed few days visit with
Mr. Pierce's mother.
Graduates should bear in mind the
fact that the Review Office prints call
ing cards in all of the latest type fac
es at reasonable prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 'Stoltenbers
and little daughter Helen were down
from Schleswig over Sunday visiting
at the +. X. Burch home.
Misses Martha Otto and Marie Ratli
who teach school at SchleswiG. on.
joyed an over Sunday visit at their
parental home in DenisOn
Mrs August Hanke and daughter
Elizabeth left Friday evening for Chi
cage, where they will make four
weeks visit with relatives. 49,
Mrs. John Silletto.-. and daughters.
Misses Kate and Ruth enjoyed a Wis,
il with Archie SillettO at Ames Sun.
day Archie is student at the State
Agricultural college.
Mr.. James Armstrong went up to
Gettysberg. S. d.. last week where he
expects to be for ten days or two weeks
looking after some land interests he
has near that place.
Mrs. a. c. Bale returned Saturday
from Aberdeen, S. d., where she en-
joyed visit with her daughter Mrs.
geo. FlclclleI. miss NOpliit i'oiiS AS'
manned for a more extended visit
Leslie Gulck was down from Car.
roll last Friday to attend the dance,
lie drove down in his Cadillac demon
strator and on account of the rain
was not able to return to Carroll until
yesterday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Dybro and mother. Mrs
Trotter. left yesterday for Omaha
where they will make a visit with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Trottcr
will visit relatives in Lincoln before
returning to DenisOn.
Miss Edna Fegtley, who was former
~ a member of the local high school
faculty, is expected in Dcnison Ell
day evening for an over Sunday Wis.
it with friends. Miss Fegtley is now
teaching in the public schools of De.i
MOines.
Tho Ladies' Aid society of the Ev.
st. Peters church of Washington town
ship will hold box and ice cream SO
cial in Buck Grove Saturday evening
Nav goth. at 8 o'clock. Everybody
come; the ladies please bring the
boxes and the gentlemen their pocket
books.
Father A. A. Cavenaugh. who has
been assisting Father Farrelly in Den
ison for the past year, departed last
Friday for Gilmore City. Ia. where he
will have charge of the Catholic church
at that place. Father Cavenaugh came
to Denison last year when Father Far
reilly was i'll and during his stay ir
the city has made many warm friends