The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-28

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Miss Marjorie Bryan was visito
from Arion Saturday.
Don't fail to read the classified de
partment of the Review.
Miss Beulah White, of Vail, visitel
with friends hero Friday,
Mrs. Jas. Mangan, of Vail. was I
business caller in the city Monday.
J. d. Scheldorf and family, of Yves
Side, were visitors in the city Satur
day.
Miss Lorraine Hickey, of Vail, en-
joyed a week end visit with friends il
Denison.. -.. .,.... -
Miss Jessie Fleming was down from
Boyer Monday spending the day witt
friends in. the city. :, XII u. Hrg-s
Miss Helen Trexels spent severa
days last week at Vail, a guest at thu
Joe Rundlett home. ~u ,-1E H,s -
Miss Gertrude Griffin, of Buck Grove
spent Saturday. in Denison visiting
friends and shopping. - = - l.''-
Mrs. G. C. Petersen and daughter
of Vail, were among the shoppers from
out of town Monday.
Prof. f. N. Olry and family motored
to Schleswig Sunday, where they en-
joyed the day visiting Mrs. Olrys
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Evers enjoyed a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p
Hollander at Schleswig Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f.. Voss motored 10
Lake View Sunday, where they spent
the day visiting at the w. w. Cush
man cottage. ..
Miss Emma Buehler departed Mon
day for Battle Creek, where she will
spend two weeks nursing ut the Conn
& Hartley hospital Z ,- ~ ~. ..s..f.,,
Mr.. and MRS. H. A. Carpenter and
little daughter and Mrs. Barber drove
UP to Lake View Sunday, where they
enjoyed an outing at the. lake. !, =
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Peterson. of Cor
rectionville,, motored to Denison Sat.
urday for an over Sunday visit at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berndt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Ferguson and
the latter's sister who is visiting here
from Clinton, autoed up to Lake View
Sunday forenoon and spent the day.
Mr.. G. l.. Voss went up to Okoboji
where he is enjoying few
days outing with his family. He is
expected home the last of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 0. Shinn and sons
Gail and Frank. residents of Wool
bine, wore pleasant guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Hunt last Sun.
day. sf e. Il
Miss Anna Schlumberger returned
Sunday to Little Sioux after spending
two weeks in Denison visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phi.
A. Schlumberger. .E..
j. w. Miller, Jr. and family and r.
J. Miller and family motored to Man
ming Sunday. where they spent the
lay visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Miller. $751; ~.
Miss Clara Curry, stenographer at
The law Offices of Conner & Powers, is
enjoying a months, vacation. Miss
Curryibfta THE last Of the week for Hin,
ton. where she will make visit with
her Sister. Mrs. Rosberg.
Hon Carl F. Kuehnle has accepted
an Invitation to deliver the fourth of
July Sddress at Cfeston. Mr.. Kuehnle
is receiving numerous invitations to
deliver addresses over the state and
has been compelled to decline many OF
.hem!s ss@ = -,
Mr.: Patrick Heffernan. who resides
On farm near Dolan, s. D., arrived
IN Derison last week for a visit with
relatives and friends. Mr.. Heffernan
Is a tenant of Mr.. Geo. Naeve and re.
ports fine prospects for bumper crop
in that locality this year.
Messrs. T.. ]. Miller and Henry
Clausen spent several days last week
1T Austin, Mimi, looking over some
and. Mr.. Clausen purchased fine go
acre tract seven miles from Austin
paying $125 an acre. He expects 10
move to the new farm the first of the
year.
Mrs. j. s. Wright returned Monday
TO her home at Red. Oak after SPENT
ing asfew days In Denison visiting at
he home of Mr.. and MRS. ". Pierce.
Mrs. Wright's husband was pastor of
he Methodist Episcopal church in
Denis1nS some twenty years ago and
she has many friends in the city who
we're pleased to renew acquain tancess
Postmaster Alfred Wright has re-.
;eiveds notice from the post Office de.
to the effect that the gPv;
,rnment has arranged to sell copies
If the official postal guide to business
firms and individuals. The guide is
essential to users of the
parcel post as the list of post offices Is
arranged by states and contains the
init numbers. Heretofore the postal
guide has been sold to the public by
he publishers at $3.50 for the cloth
md $50 for the paper bound copies
including monthly supplements. Be.
ginning July list they will be sold by
he government for rs cents a volume
including monthly supplements. All
orders for the guide should be sent to
Clerk, Post Office Depart
nent, Washington, d. c.