The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-23
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Mr.. Clarence Pierce and sister, Mrs.
A. L. Baker, who reside at Morrison
ILL.,, arrived in Denison Sunday for a
visit at the home of their brother, Mr.
f. w. Pierce.
| Mrs. Sears McHenry and daughter
Abbie Anna. returned home Sunday
from Chicago, where they spent two
weeks visiting Miss Mary, who is at
tending Ferry Hall seminary at Lake
Forest.
l.. l.. Schoenjahn was down from
West Side yesterday attending to some
business matters. He called at the
Review office while here and extended
his subscription to the Review for an
other year.
Mr.. Clark White, of Vail attended
to some business matters in Denison
last Friday. While in the city he call
ed at the Review and extended his sub
scription to the paper. Mr.. White was
accompanied to Denison by his SON.
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Schmidt, who
live on route five out of Denison shop
ped and visited with friends in the city
last Thursday. Mr.. Schmidt took oc-
casion while in Denison to call at
this Office and extend his subscription
to the paper.
George seemann, who is now en-.
gagged in the automobile business at
Sioux City, spent Saturday in Denison
visiting his father, Mr.. l.. A. Seemann
They went down to Omaha Sunday
where they spent the day visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Edward George.
Gus Lochmiller sustained most
painful injury last Thursday when he
accidentally discharged gun, the bull.
let passing through his hand. While
the injury is most serious one it is
believed that the fingers will be saved,
although they are badly lacerated.
Gail Richardson returned yesterday
morning from West Liberty, where he
transacted business. He left last eve.
ming for Spencer, where they are let
ting q contract today for some street
paving and he hopes to furnish the
contractor with the necessary bond.
Miss Emma Raine is now at the
Meehan hospital undergoing treatment
and we are glad to report that she is
improving. Miss Raine has been i'll
since last summer. but is slowly re-
covering her strength, fact which
her many friends will be pleased to
learn.
Mrs. G. D. Evans and Mrs. Chambers
of Columbus, Neb.. returned home Fri.
day after spending a few days in Den.
ison visiting at the home Of the for
mer's daughter, Mrs. Geo. McHenry.
Mrs. McHenry accompanied them as
far as Omaha. where she spent the
day visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Chef Smith, local manager OF
the Green Bay Lumber company, left
this morning for Rochester. Mimi, to
consult specialists in regard to his con-
dition. Mr.. Smith has been in poor
health for several months and it may
be necessary for him to submit to an
operation before returning. Mr.. Smith
Thomas, of Carroll is taking charge
Of the yards during his absence.
Little Bernard Showers, the infant
son of Mr.. Perry Showers, who has
been cared for at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Mcmahon since the death Of his
mother three months ago, returned to
his home near Buck Grove last Friday.
dition Of the little fellow, but ds a
Friends of the family were anxious for
a short time concerning the frail con
tdition of the little fellow but he has
shown much improvement as result
Of the excellent care which he has re.
ceived, which will be welcome news to
friends near Buck Grove.