The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-30
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DR.. w. T. Wright was a professional
visitor in, Arion Saturday. 1
Mr.. and. Mrs Jake Schwartzenbach
spent Sunday in Dow City visiting rel.
atives. r.
Z. Gulick is expected down from
Okoboji tomorrow to attend the old
settlers picnic. 80 ,%
Y e. II. Cochran returned yesterday
AFTERNOON from a two days business
Sstay at Manila.
Miss Anna Beirne, of Carroll, is Wis.
iting this week at the Andrew McCaff.
rey home in Denison. s,
Mrs. Arthur Raymond, of Mason City
arrived Saturday for visit with her
father, Rev. q. P. Williams. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Fling enjoyed
a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. G. W, Hub
bard and children of Omaha last week.
ii w. E. Kahler was legal business
Visitor at Kansas City over Friday and
saturday, returning home Sunday eve
ming. ..-
II Mrs. J. H. Slough, of Ida Grove, ar.
rived in Denison Saturday for weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Fl.
Lister. No
Raymond Schroeder came down from
Schleswig Thursday of last week for a
few days visit with his sister, Mrs F.
N. Olry.
Miss Frances Mumm was down from
West Side Saturday in attendance at
the graduation exercises of the rural
schools. ,..t.
Harry Gill, the horse buyer is billed
for Denison, September 7, at which
time he says he will buy all the horses
brought in.
Miss Winnie Linquist, former stu
dent Of the Denison Normal 4 Business
college, visited with friends in Deni-
son Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Lally returned Satur-
day from Sioux City, where she was a
guest at the O. j.. Moore home for the
past two weeks. ~ -.
Miss Clara Blume, of Schlesws, was
in Denison Saturday attending the ex-
ercises of the rural schools at the Ger
mania opera house. -.,.,..,..,....
Miss Bernice Osborn returned home
Sunday evening after a three weeks
vacation spent in visiting friends at
IDes Moines and Harlan. --gee,@ss,..sss ..s.s
Miss Margaret Houlihan left yester-
day for Clinton, where she will enter
the Mount Saint Joseph academy for
the coming years work.
E. Fl. Leise, living on route one out
of Vail, was an early caller this morn
ing and advanced his subscription to
the Review another year. ,
4st Mrs. Carl Richardson returned to
.Denison Monday from Minneapolis,
J rxI,o nn AnI CT
at the home of her parents.
Mrs. Ida Kelly, who is spending the
season at Grenada, Okciboji. enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Harding,
of Denison, during the week.
Mrs. Lena Kahler. mother of w. E.
Kahler, who has been spending the
past six. weeks in Denison, returned
Tuesday to her home in Traer.
Mrs. Hugo Gebert and daughter Al.
maurine, went over to Harlan Thurs
day, where they remained until Sun
day visiting at the Dr. r. Osborn home.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Chase, who reside
at Buck Grove, accompanied the
formers mother, Mrs. Chase, to Deni.
son Saturday to consult physician in
regard to her health.
The O. j. Moore and M. Finn fam
2 lilies, OF Sioux City, visited at the Mrs.
Pc. G. Lally home in Denison Sunday.
Tile trip to DenisOn was made by auto
in Packard twin six cars.
lib. Brodersen and son, Walter, went
to 3Des Moines Monday, Mr. Brodersen
tosspend day at the fair and Walter
to enter Highland Park college, of
which school he is student. ~
Miss Margaret Carey returned home
from Lake View Sunday after having
spent the past two months on Hubbell
Beach. She will return to the lake on
Thursday to remain until Sunday.
Sears McHenry returned Sunday
from Canada, where he had been for
some time looking after his large land
interests. He reports the DenisOn con-
tingent as doing we'll, with prospects
for a fine crop.
Miss Beatrice Lally departed Mon
day evening for Chicago, where she
expects to remain until the latter part
of the week when she will go directly
to Fairfield to resume her position as
music supervisor in the public schools.
L. A. Larsen left Saturday evening
for, Davenport. where he will attend a
national convention OF chiropractic fol-
lowers. There are $500 in attendance,
$50 being from Iowa.
II Frank Jackson, of Missouri Valley,
is spending the week in Denison, visit
ing at the C. F. Cassaday home and
with numerous friends. He is still
connected with the American Express
company as messenger.
H. w. Meyer of East Boyer town.
ship, was at the state fair last week
and purchased very fine white
Polled Durham bull. Mr.. Meyer is a
stock raiser of ability and believes in
getting the best there is going.
Will Seemann and wife and daugh-
ter, of Dow City, spent Sunday in Den
ison at the L. Seemann home, visiting
with Mr.. Seemann's father, Mr.. John
Seemann, who recently arrived from
California to make his home in Deni-
son. a
Raymond E. Brown, the Chester
White swine breeder of near Dunlap,
had number of his fine hogs at the
Carroll fair last week. and carried off
number of prizes. Mr.. Brown is
exhibiting his herd at the various fairs
over the state.