The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-12

Fl & . A. A."
Mrs. E. r. Adlei is reported on tn,
sick list this week.
Mrs. Mary C. Fuller visited friends
at Carroll over Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Bryan, Of Arion, wa,
a visitor in Denis0n Saturday.
Mrs. w. A. Upper was a pleasan
visitor i'll Denison Saturday from Vail
Fl. B. johnson was county sea
business caller Monday from Dow City
Mrs. c. M. Jensen spent severa
days in Dunlap last week visiting will
friends.
Miss Ethel Tidyman, who resides
at Boyer, visited friends in the city
Saturday.
John Ryan was in Denison yester
day from Vail attending to some bus
mess matters.
Miss Jane Hallowell was up from
Dow City Monday shopping and call
ing on friends.
Edward Sells was over from Charter
Oak Monday transacting business al
the county capital.
John Thompson. OF Arion, was a
pleasant business visitor in Denison
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Amanda Brockman, of West
Side, was pleasant guest at the Aug
sKusel home in Denison over Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hall will be hostess al
the meeting. of the H. H. club tomor
row evening at the club room in the
library.
Mrs. w. w. Ferguson was passen
ger to Omaha Monday morning, where
she is spending several days visiting
friends.
Miss Grace Meyers returned the
first of the week from two weeks
visit with relatives at independence
and Iowa City
The P E. o. society will meet with
Mrs. j. i. Bale on Friday afternoon
OF this week. All OF the members are
requested to be present:
Fred Housen. of Kiron, underwent
minor operation at DR. Meehan's hos.
pital yesterday afternoon, the opera
ton being very successful.
! Robert F. Romans came down from
Aberdeen, S. D., Yesterday and will
ing to some business matters.
Henry Bergendahl and family, WHO
have been living on farm west of
Denison, moved yesterday to Turton,
S. d., where he has rented farm.
Mrs August Evers returned yester.
day to her home at Billings, Mont,
after several weeks visit in Denison
and vicinity with relatives and friends.
Mrs. ]. A. Gates, who resides at
Lewis, Iowa, arrived in Denison yes
terday for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Carl C. Caswell, and also to get
acquainted with her new little grand.
sdaughter.
n A gospel team composed of Leon
9Cassaday, Mrs. E. P. Williams and
Miss Mae Hayes. went down to Mis-
Ssouri Valley Sunday afternoon and
took charge of the evening service at
sthe Baptist church. #
& Miss Esther NJ. Bienlein has return
led to her school duties as teacher in
fone Of the schools near Lake View at
ster. pleasant three weeks vacation,
spent at her home in Clinton and few
days visit with friends in Denison.
z Mr.. Frank Evans arrived in Deni-
son Sunday morning from his home
at FIT. Wayne, Ind. to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. A. j. Gary. Mr.. Evans is
spending a few days here visiting his
father-in-law, Dr. VIM. Iseminger.
Mrs. J. H. Mahoney came up from
SDes Moines Monday evening to be in
attendance at the Penelope club meet.
ing held yesterday afternoon with her
sister, Mrs. D. o. Johnson Mrs. Ma.
honey returned this morning to her
home.
Chase and Charles Kemming, Jr.
went down to Des Moines Saturday
for few days visit with friends.
Charlie returned home last evening,
but Chase went down to Kansas City
Tuesday, where he will remain until
Thursday visiting friends.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Daniels. for
mer residents of Chin Lee. Arizona.
snent last week n Denison visiting at
the home OF the formers aunt. Mrs.
Josephine Scaggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iels left Friday for Florida, where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. G. l.. Caswell went down to Des
Moines Friday on business mission
and from there into Chicago, where
he met with representatives OF the big
advertising agencies with a view of
securing foreign advertising for the
papers belonging to the Iowa Press
association.
Postmaster Alfred Wright has re.
auested us to announce that an open
competitive examination will be held
at the post office in Denison on Satur-
day, January 22d, commencing at 8
O'clock a. m. The civil service exam
ination will be held for the position OF
clerk and carrier in the Denison post
office.
Geo. Menagh and company are max
ing extensive changes on their second
floor this week, which will give them
much additional room in their ladies'
ready to wear department. Two par.
titions are being torn down and the
room formerly used for an altering
room will be, combined with the show
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