The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-13

shopper in Denison Saturday.
Ben Brodersen left today for Iowa
City to enter the State university.
J. v. Barborka and son, Clifford
visited friends at Omaha Sunday.
Mrs. James Barrett and children, of
Dunlap, We're callers in Denison Satur
Iday.
Miss Fac Chamberlin visited her
parents at Glcnwood Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth was among
those from Dow City visiting in Deni'
son Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Powers and Miss Agnes
Powers, of Vail, We're callers in Deni'
son Saturday.
Marshall jones left yesterday for
Ames to resume his course at the Ag'
ricultural college. 's@ b."
William McRenry departed Monday
for Cedar Rapids, where he has en-
tered Coe college. s=.-s:sa.-:e -
Mrs. Ethel Lawler and Miss ,Bernice
DoWney were shoppers in the City Sat
urday from West Side. &
Wilbur Roberts went down to Dun.
lap Saturday evening for an over Sun
day visit with relatives.
Mrs Henry Lentz and Miss Vera
Reinking were pleasant visitors in
Denison Saturday from Schleswig.
Mrs. Geo. Riessen and daughter
Mrs. Otto Hollander, were down from
Schleswig Thursday shopping and
visiting friends.
Mrs. e. N. Chamberlain and daugh.
tiers, Trena and Erma, were up from
Dow City Saturday spending the day
with friends in the city
Miss Alice Stevens returned Sunday
from West Liberty, where she was
called Friday on account of the death
Of her nephew, Arthur Stevens.
The J. w. Miller, Jr. real estate
agency sold their new cottage on
Saunders street to Marie M. Weber.
Possession to be given. October LIST.
a, "a: The III. W.; Miller real estate
agency sold their new cottage on East
Prospect street to- w H, Jacobsen.
Possession TO BE- given October. 1st.
Miss Grace O'Connor, who is en-
ployed as stenographer in a bank at
Vail. visited her mother, Mrs. Mary
O'Connor, in Denison over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lundgren, Mrs
G. Lundgren and Miss Ruth Selander
drove to Kiron Sunday, where they
enjoyed the day visiting friends and
relatives.
Chas. Bartcher enjoyed a motor trip
to Boone Saturday with r. G. John
son, who travels, for the Des Moines
Casket company. Mr.. Bartcher return.
ed home Sunday.
Mrs. August Voss and daughter. Yer.
ma, of West Side, were guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bollen
Saturday. Miss Voss will attend
Simpson college at Indianola this fall.
Carl Frederick Kuehnle will leave
this evening for Iowa City to resume
his work at the State University of
Iowa. Carl Frederick has been men
toned in the daily papers for a place
on the freshman football team of the
university. -
Mrs. VIM. Strahan was a passenger
to Mason City Friday, where she is
making visit at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Allen Beck. Miss vii.
letta Strahan, who will teach in the
public schools. at Mason City this year.
accompanied her mother.
The Review was misinformed when
it stated in last weeks issue that a
specialist from Omaha was called to
administer to Mrs. d. E. Voss. The
item should have read specialist
from Battle Creek. We take this
means of correcting the error.
Farmers who intend holding public
sales this fall should call at the Re-
view office as soon as possible and
claim their dates. From present indi.
cations many sales will be held in the
county this fall and the auctioneers
will scarcely have an open date.
Miss Beulah Aylesworth returne'
Sunday from Omaha, where she spent
several days visiting her mother, Mrs.
Florence AyleswOrth, who is confined
to hospital there. She found her
mother greatly improved, fact which
her many Denison friends will be
pleased to note.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Staininger and
children, of Drumright, Okla. arrived
in the city Saturday for visit at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Staininger. They made the trip over.
land in their car and travelled through
Wyoming, Montana and South Dakota
They report most enjoyable trip.
Miss Hilda Schnoor was hostess to
the members of the H. II. club Thurs
day evening at the Carnegie club room
at the first meeting of the year. Miss
Margaret McHenry was elected presi-
dent of the club for3the ensuing year.
Music was furnished by Misses Vern
Eggers, josie Kinney and Grace Kin
ney. r. ~
One of the novel features at the Ari-
on fair last week was the booth in the
floral hall Of the Boys department
store, which attracted considerable at
tention. The booth, which was pref
tily decorated. displayed garments
from the ladies' ready to wear depart
ment and the shoe department. 1t
was in charge of c. N. Dybbro and Mr..
Saley.
Several auto loads of Manning
boosters visited Denison late Friday
afternoon advertising the 35th ami
versary and homecoming which is be.
ing celebrated there today. A brass
band accompanied the boosters and
furnished some excellent music on the
streets. Manning has the reputation
Of doing things and doubtless the cele-
bration will be big success.
Manager George TRACER Of the Craw'