The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-06
Miss Nellie Auen, Of Breda, was a
Denison ShOnnpr Mnndav

Miss Bertha Rooster, of Vail, visite
friends in Dcnison Saturday.
Edward Butler was business Gale
in Denison Monday from Arion.
Miss Martha Lucck of Dow City, Wis
tied friends in the city Thursday.
Miss Florence Rundlett, of Val
spent Saturday here with friends.
Miss Frances Dcloney, of Carol
visited friends in Denison Friday.
John Carstens was business Gale
in Denison Monday from Deloit.
j Mr.. r. w. Bamford enjoyed a wee
end visit with relatives in Omaha.
Mrs. James Nicholson, of West Side
was shopper in the city Thursday.
il Glenn Kelly was down from Dcloi
Monday calling on friends in the city
| Bernard Mullen was a business viz
itor in the city Saturday from Arion
Mrs. Emil Evers and son, Harold
were pleasant visitors in Denison Fri
day.
Miss Violet Butterworth. of Dow
City, was a visitor in Denison Thurs
day.
| SoAA MI OCO4, VI AClOlI, u duSdSICS
business at the county capital Mon
day.
] Miss Agnes kral spent Monday ir
the city shopping and visiting witt
friends.
| Misses Alta and Nettie Howe were
pleasant visitors here Saturday from
Dunlap.
Mrs. J. Ahart, of Dow City, was
among the out of town shoppers here
Saturday.
John Tryon was down from Sac City
Monday attending to some business
matters. ,e,,,,., -..
Frank Carl, Kenwood's popular nier.
chant, was business caller in Deni.
son Monday. ~ .'#k iigi
Lewis Houlihan had the misfortune
to fall from a bicycle last Friday and
break his arm.
Clifford Barborka returned Friday
from Mt. Ayr, where he spent week
visiting friends. 81
John Hickman was down from De.
lott Monday transacting business and
calling on acquaintances. .''
Roy Naeve was down from Schles-
wig Saturday spending the day visit
ing friends and relatives.
Miss Henrietta Murphy, Of Charter
Oak, spent several days in Denison
last week visiting friends.
Messrs. Patrick Griffin and Fred
Loewe were UP from Buck Grove Sat
urday transacting business.
Theo. Rohwer and son, Julius, and
Fred Mohr were business callers in
Denison Saturday from Schleswig.
E. A. Stone was in Charter Oak
Monday afternoon transacting business
in connection with the lumber yard.
T. F. Gaffey, who resides in Omaha,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Gaffey, in Denison over Sunday.
Mr.. Jacob Scheuermann, a prosper.
Gus farmer residing near Defiance, was
in Denison' Saturday transacting bust
ness at the court house. .n%ltt'-' p
Misses martha Otto and frankie
Faul departed Thursday for Rock Rap.
ids, where they. will teach in the pub.
lie school the coming year!s'si g az
John A. Pithan, of Boyer, was q
county seat business caller Saturday.
d Misses Birdie Berg and Marie Rath
left Saturday for Schleswig. where
they are teaching school this year.
County auditor p. J. Portz has been
mastering a new machine placed in
his Office on trial the past week. The
machine is dubbed" the merchant
and is calculating affair.
Mrs. Blain Wilson underwent an op.
Grafton Monday forenoon at the Nee.
han hospital. We are glad to report
that the operation was successful and
that the patient is doing nicely.
Miss Elizabeth Meehan was called
to Chicago last Wednesday on account
ing her absence the hospital is in
charge of Miss Satterfleld, a trained
nurse from LaCross, Wis.
1t is an innocent looking devise, but
will add, subtract, multiply or divide,
according to the way it Is manipulate
cd. 1t Is the brainiest devise we have
yet seen for performing things hereto
fore done by means of thinking pro-
cesSeS. ~ ,,vvs:,s ~ 5@G'7% -
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Racine left last
Wednesday for Austin. Mimi, where
they spent several days looking over
some farms with q, view Of purchasing
one. From there they went to 4Owa-
tona, where they are making visit
with relatives. IT, - :. .,-..,.,.,.
= The writer and several members CT
his family motored to Denison Friday
last and looked over that thriving city,
also visited the newspaper Offices. The
city is putting in thirty-two blocks of
concrete paving this year and has let
a contract for about as much more to
be done next year. Coming home,
drove over the ridge road to Manila.
Found most of that road brought to
grade and one can travel over it with
less than half the effort formerly re-
quired. Crawford county will bring
its whole county roads system to
grade. Shelby county ought to do like.
wise.-Harlan Republican.
w. B. Ramsey, of Council Bluffs,
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
DenisOn calling on a few of his old
time friends. Mr.. Ramsey was one of
the first printers in Denison, working
on the Review, then owned by ]. d.
He taught A. B. Keith how
to set type and printed the first issue
Of the Ida Grove Pioneer with Review
type and on the Review hand.press,
while Mr.. Williams, who founded the
Pioneer, was in Chicago purchasing
material. Later Mr.. Ramsey travelled