The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-30

with Denison friends Friday. a.
! c. Lorenzo, OF Vail, spent Sunday
with his family in Denison.
Mrs. r. rauglewait, OF Herring
stopped in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Crandall, Of Dow City
was a shopper in Denison Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Paup visited with rcla
tives at Vail the fore part of last week
! Sheriff Cummings transacted bus
mess at Schleswig Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley, of Vail, is a
guest this week of Mrs. Frank Paup OF
tDenison.
Ben Pautsch and w. H. Gibson are
in Des Moines this week, taking in the
state fair.
Harold Rockwell of Logan is, visit
ing this week at the Andrew McMinni'
NEE home. .H. H
| Among those from Vail who shopped
in Denison Saturday. we mention Mrs.
John McGoveln.
Miss Ruth Knowles, of Vail, visited
lin Denison last week, at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. P. Rose. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wright and Mr..
and Mrs. f. +. Tucker spent Sunday
lat Denison Beach, Lake View.
Mrs. N. R. Wilder and son, Morris,
were up from Dow City Monday visit
ing with friends and relatives.
| Among those from West Side who
visited in Denison Monday, we mention
Mrs. Frank Mau. and son, Hans.
C. Fl. Stephenson, of the Iowa Ma.
tional Bank of Des Moines. was a
Denison business caller Tuesday.
Prof. Frank Lynch, OF independence,
arrived in Denison Sunday to resume
his work in the Denison High School.
Messrs NJ. L. Jones and son, Asa,
and j. H. Jones, of Charter Oak, We're
visitors at the county capital Tuesday.
Misses May and Clara Conner were
entertained in the Mrs. Owens home
in west Dedison several days last
week. 4 @ VII. 49,. ...s
Mrs. Charles Goodwin, of Dunlap.
was a guest at the j. H. Patterson
home in ,Denisoh several days last
Eweek. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Seemann of Dow
City spent Sunday in Denison visiting
with the formers father, Mr.. John
Seemann.
Mrs. Clarkson Halter, of Blair. Neb.
arrived in Denison Tuesday for a visit
at the home of her father, Mr. Lou
Nicholson.
Messers c.. E. Liscomb and E. w.
Houston of near Dunlap, were in Deni-
son Monday evening on their way to
the state fair. t
Mr.. Harrison Maynard was down
from Jackson township one day last
week attending to business matters at
the county capital.
VIM. Kruger, of Ricketts,, was in
Denison this morning, returning from
LOwden, where he was in attendance
at the Lutheran synod.
Carl Pautsch was in Omaha Monday,
returning in the evening with an Over
land IS that had been sold to Claus
Bielfeldt, out on route 4.
John Cook and family and Fl. T. Will
son and family spent Sunday at Lake
View visiting at the Aug Moeller home
and enjoying the lake.
Miss Jenna Strahan is expected
home Friday from an extended vaca-
ton spent with friends at Mason City,
Cedar Rapids and Okoboji.
All members of the Woman's Relief
Corps are requested to attend meet
ing of the society to be held. at the
McHenry hall, September 2.
Oscar .Strahan departed Monday for
Clinton where he will have charge Of
athletics and geometry in the public
schools during the coming year.
Mrs. s. J. Heston has just disposed
OF one Of her choice residence lots in
East Denison to Mrs. Fred Branden-
berg for consideration of $3.50.
c. E. Blanchard, of the farm loan
department of the New York Life In
surance company, was in Denison yes
terday transacting business at the
Bank of DeI;son.
l. Chas. Fredericks sold his 100 acre
farm in Hanover township yesterday
to VIM. Eggert for the sum of $177.50
per acre, spot cash. Mr.. Fredericks
will move to Omaha, it is understood.
G. F. Cassaday has SO far recovered
his health as to be able to come down
town and mingle with his numerous
friends. His experience with the lung
motor as noted in last weeks Review,
has left him in fine spirits and each
day he is gaining in strength.
P. w. Weberg will hold sale of
DurOc Jersey swine at City View farm
ION September 20, at which time he
will sell 40 head of splendid animals.
Further announcements will appear in
this paper later.
Don't forget the ball game old set
tiers day at the college grounds, be-
tween Denison and Deloit, all Craw-
ford county players. The Oldest est
tier attending the picnic will be adj
mitted free to the grounds, and the
mother of the prize baby will be given
grand stand seats free.
VIM. Jennings Newcom arrived in
Denison Sunday evening from Bone
steel, s. D., for short visit with his
friends at Denison and Deloit. He left
Monday for Kansas City, where he will
enter college, taking piano and voice
culture. He is son of Cash Newcom,
one of the old time settlers of Stock
holm township.
Two auto loads composed of Mrs:
c. A. Larson, Alfred Larson and wife,
Gust Salhstrom and wife, Miss Ettia
Erland Eldrige started on last Tues
day for Minneapolis, where they ex-
pect to spend couple of weeks Wis